Autumnal Greetings 2025!
Up here on the moor … Summer slips further away.
The change of seasons brings ever more reasons to look forward to a stay in a cozy cottage.
We are beginning the process of updating our cottage rental prices for 2026 and will post them on our website as soon as we are done.
In the meantime … enjoy the leaves, before and as they leave.
IF you have any questions or comments please email us at: cottages@westermill.com
Our best wishes to you all.
Jill and Oliver Edwards
Availability and Pricing
Westermill Cottages are currently accepting bookings for a minimum 2 night stay.
For details on cottage pricing click on a green circle in the calendar below to open a dialog box.
Driving to Westermill Farm we — strongly recommend — that you avoid Muddicombe Lane … regardless of whatever your GPS / Sat Nav may say!
The easiest (and least stressful) way to drive to Westermill Farm is to head West from Exford — click to see map.
The Cottages Themselves
Please click on any one of the cottage images below to be taken to a web page describing that cottage in more detail — each page also contains an availability and pricing form for that cottage.
Molinia Cottage
Molinia is one of our larger cottages and can sleep up to 7 people. It stands in a secluded corner with a grass area in front. A shallow stream runs beside the cottage.
Ling Cottage
Ling is one of our smaller cottages sleeping up to 4 people. It is situated in the bottom paddock next to Whortleberry cottage with a little brook running along side.
Whortleberry Cottage
Whortleberry is another of our smaller cottages situated in the bottom paddock and faces south. It sits beside a small larch copse which usually hosts a large number of wild birds.
Gorse Cottage
Gorse is our oldest original log cabin sourced from Finland and built by the Edwards family. It sleeps up to 7 and has real log cabin appeal.
New Holly Cottage
New Holly is our newest and most accessible cottage, with ground level parking immediately adjacent. An expansive veranda, with southern exposure, overlooks a small larch copse.