Red Tiles Holiday Cottage is a beautifully converted milking-barn, nestled in the rolling pastures of Somerset.

Just one mile from the picturesque village of Evercreech; Red Tiles Holiday Cottage boasts its own acre of grassland, as well as breathtaking views over the hills and pastures of Stoney Stratton.

Converted by award-winning architect Nigel Begg, this century-old milking barn is now a comfortable, holiday cottage, with modern amenities and plenty of character. It is equipped to accommodate four adults and one infant.

With local walks and cycling routes right on its doorstep, and with the historic cathedral city of Wells, mystical Glastonbury, Cheddar Gorge and the Somerset Coast just a short drive away, Red Tiles Holiday Cottage is the perfect location for a relaxing family break or a romantic retreat.

We are glad that you are interested in staying at Red Tiles and believe that it is an ideal little cottage in which to stay during this time as we ease out of lockdown, you will be surrounded only by space and nature.

So that your stay can be as enjoyable and as safe as possible, minimising any risk of infection to you, other guests and also our cleaners, we can assure you that we take cleaning and hygiene especially seriously.

Red Tiles is cleaned thoroughly between each let, with particular attention being paid to surfaces that are touched frequently such as light switches, remote controls, thermostats, door handles, flush handles, external bins, keys and key boxes. These are cleaned using a of multipurpose disinfecting & sanitising antivirus cleaning solution. Re-usable items, such as toiletries, salt and pepper grinders, washing up liquid, soap, dish cloths, mattress and pillow covers are replaced before guests arrive. We have three sets of all of these which means that it will be at least 10 days since any of these items were used prior to your stay.

Sanitiser and tissues are provided for guests.

In order to minimise the risks and also to aid the cleaning of Red Tiles, we have removed the hairdryer, games, DVDs, books, maps and welcome literature, together with blankets and throws that would normally add to the holiday experience and we hope that you understand the reasons for this. When we contact you before arrival, we’ll remind you to bring your own DVDs, books, toys and games, as well as sending you a digitized version of the welcome booklet that would normally be at the barn.