Directions to Culmhead House, luxury bed and breakfast Taunton, Somerset, UK.

Coming from the M5 motorway from London

Turn off at Junction 25. (The Taunton turn off)

Follow the signs Taunton town centre, pass through the traffic lights and turn left at the large roundabout. follow dual carriageway for half a mile to next set of lights. Proceed through lights along East Reach Street and fork left at next lights. Follow road past Vivary Park and police station until you pick up the sign for TRULL on your left..

Proceed through Trull and Staplehay and on through Blagdon Hill. You will see the Lamb and Flag public house on the left. Continue past the war memorial around the hairpin bend and follow the road to the crossroads. At the crossroads there is a sign for a caravan park to your left and wellington to the right, which is the road you take. Culmhead House is a quarter of a mile on the right hand side.

Turning off at junction 26. (The Wellington turn off)

Take the first exit, i.e. first left and right at the 'T' junction facing you. Proceed along for about a mile and turn left at the next 'T' junction. Follow signs for Ford Street and continue through the village and on up the hill till you reach the top. Turn left and continue along the road past the Merry Harriers. Culmhead House is 1.9 miles on your left hand side.


From the A303

Approaching from the East, follow the Honiton signs on the A303, turn right at EAGLE CROSS and from the west turn left after you have left Honiton; this is marked by a large white sign and the Eagle Tavern is adjacent. There is also a sign for Wellington and Taunton. At this point you are approximately 7 miles from Culmhead House.

Proceed along this road for approximately four miles and you will come to a crossroads, go straight over and continue for another few miles. Turn right at the next ' T' junction. The Holman Clavel public house is on the left. At this point you will be approaching another cross roads so go straight over and Culmhead House will be found on the right hand side some quarter of a mile further on.