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46 North Street is a beautiful Grade II Listed holiday cottage in the heart of Stoke-sub-Hamdon, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Perfect for families and groups of friends, this enchanting four-bedroom home is pet friendly, so your four-legged companions can join you on your Somerset adventure. From the moment you step inside, the character of the property surrounds you. Exposed beams, stone mullion windows, flagstone floors and magnificent fireplaces create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and welcoming. The ground floor flows effortlessly from one inviting space to another. Two reception rooms with open fires provide the perfect setting for relaxing after a day out.

About 46 North Street

46 North Street is a beautiful Grade II Listed holiday cottage in the heart of Stoke-sub-Hamdon, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Perfect for families and groups of friends, this enchanting four-bedroom home is pet friendly, so your four-legged companions can join you on your Somerset adventure. From the moment you step inside, the character of the property surrounds you. Exposed beams, stone mullion windows, flagstone floors and magnificent fireplaces create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and welcoming. The ground floor flows effortlessly from one inviting space to another. Two reception rooms with open fires provide the perfect setting for relaxing after a day out. The kitchen and dining area is the heart of the home, spacious and well equipped for everything from leisurely breakfasts to celebratory dinners, with a utility room and cloakroom adding convenience. Upstairs, the bedrooms are generous and beautifully appointed. The master suite offers a king-size bed and its own en suite shower room, while the remaining rooms, two further double bedrooms and a single bedroom with optional pull out, provide comfort and style for family and friends. The family bathroom is a sanctuary with a roll top bath and separate shower, ideal for unwinding after a day of adventure. Outside, the private garden invites you to linger. A mix of lawn and patio creates a lovely space for alfresco dining, and the covered outbuilding is perfect for enjoying a quiet drink on a summer evening. It is a setting made for relaxation and shared moments. Stoke-sub-Hamdon is a vibrant village built from warm Hamstone, with local shops, cafés and two welcoming pubs. Ham Hill Country Park is just a short stroll away, a vast and historic landscape that promises breathtaking views across Somerset, miles of walking and cycling trails, and an abundance of wildlife. This former Iron Age hill fort is perfect for outdoor adventures, whether you want to explore its fascinating geology, discover hidden archaeological sites, or simply enjoy the peace and beauty of the countryside. There are open grassy areas for picnics, wooded paths for shaded walks, and plenty of space for dogs to roam freely. At the heart of the park sits the renowned Prince of Wales pub, where you can relax with a hearty meal and a refreshing drink while soaking up the panoramic views. Nearby Montacute House adds a touch of history, and within an hour you can reach the UNESCO-listed Jurassic Coast with its fossil-rich beaches and charming seaside towns such as Lyme Regis, Charmouth, West Bay and Burton Bradstock. 46 North Street is more than a holiday cottage. It is a place to unwind and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. From cozy evenings by the fire to sunny afternoons in the garden, every moment here feels special. Cook, relax, laugh, and make memories that will stay with you long after your visit.
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Stoke-Sub-Hamdon, Somerset

Weather & Local Conditions

17°C

Partly cloudy

Updated: 12 Jul 2026, 3:15am

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16.60°C
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10 km/h
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85%
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Packing Tip: UK weather can turn quickly, so pack layers whatever the forecast. A waterproof and sturdy shoes mean the whole group can head out whatever September throws at you.

What to Expect Through the Year

  • May - September: Warmest, longest days - ideal for big group days out, gardens and BBQs
  • October - November: Crisp autumn colour, cosy evenings by the fire, quieter attractions
  • December - February: Perfect for a snug winter escape - great for Christmas and New Year gatherings
  • March - April: Spring blooms, longer evenings returning, wildlife becoming active
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Rainy Day Tip: A large cottage comes into its own on wet days - board games, a long lunch and a film with the whole group beat a cramped hotel any day. Check the tabs here for nearby pubs and attractions with indoor options.

Dark Skies & Stargazing

46 North Street sits in a location with genuinely dark skies - a real treat for a group, and something you rarely get at home in town.

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The Bortle scale measures night sky darkness from 1 (darkest) to 9 (brightest urban):

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Class 4 - Rural/suburban transition
This location's dark sky rating

What You Can See From the Cottage

The Milky Way is visible overhead, though light domes may be visible on the horizon towards larger towns.

The Milky Way is visible on clear, moonless nights.

Best Stargazing Conditions

  • New Moon periods: Darkest skies, best Milky Way visibility
  • Winter months: Earlier darkness, crisper skies, Orion constellation prominent
  • After 11pm: Neighbouring lights typically switched off
  • Allow 20 minutes: Let your eyes adjust to darkness before looking up
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Pro Tip: Download a stargazing app like "Sky Map" or "Star Walk" before arrival. Mobile signal can be limited, and these apps work offline - a fun activity to share with the whole group.

Location & Elevation

47m

(154 feet above sea level)

46 North Street sits in a peaceful Somerset setting - space to spread out and the perfect base for a group getaway.

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47m
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Stoke-Sub-Hamdon
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Rural
Setting

What the Elevation Means for Your Stay

  • Fresher air: Expect it a touch cooler than coastal areas - bracing walks and restful sleep
  • Clearer air: Less pollution and haze, better views and stargazing
  • Morning mists: Valley fog sometimes forms below, creating magical sunrise views
  • Walking access: Higher starting point means shorter climbs to hilltops and summits
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Driving Note: The roads to Stoke-Sub-Hamdon are typical Somerset lanes - narrow in places with passing spots. If the group is arriving in several cars, share the postcode and a meeting point in advance.

Coordinates

Latitude: 50.9551565° N | Longitude: 2.750462° W

Sunrise & Sunset Times

Today's sun times for Stoke-Sub-Hamdon (Tuesday, 1 September 2026):

4:08am

Sunrise

7:24pm

Golden Hour

8:24pm

Sunset

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4:08am
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8:24pm
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7:24pm
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Planning Your Days by Season

  • Summer (Jun-Aug): Sunset around 9:30-10pm - long days for group walks, days out and late alfresco dinners
  • Autumn (Sep-Nov): Sunset 5-7pm - perfect timing for an after-dinner drink as the stars come out
  • Winter (Dec-Feb): Sunset around 4pm - cosy early evenings by the fire, ideal for stargazing
  • Spring (Mar-May): Sunset 6-9pm - watch the evenings grow longer each day
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Golden Hour: For the best light, plan your group photo or evening walk around golden hour (7:24pm). The warm colours make for lovely holiday photos before you head back in for dinner.

September Daylight

This month in Stoke-Sub-Hamdon, you have approximately 16.26 hours of daylight. The shortening days create the perfect excuse for earlier, cosier evenings in.

Practical Essentials

Everything the group needs to know before you arrive at 46 North Street.

Mobile Phone Signal

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Signal Strength

Good

Mobile signal is generally good in this area across most networks.

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Signal Tip: All major networks should work well here.

Nearest Essentials

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Arrival Tip: Fill up with fuel before you arrive - petrol stations can be sparse in rural Somerset. With a larger group it's worth doing one big supermarket shop on the way, especially if arriving late.

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Data updated: 12 Jul 2026 | Location: 50.9551565, -2.7504620

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