A small village just off the A39 in north
Exmoor, Allerford's main claim to fame is the picturesque 15th pack horse bridge
which spans the Aller Brook. In the village (see photo). Within the village isd
the West Somerset Rural Life Museum and a National Trust study centre at Plies
Mill. There is a small car park and toilets for visitors.
Allefrord is contained
within the National Trust's Holnicote Estate, which takes in over 12,000 acres
of Exmoor coast and countryside. The village is signposted off the A39 3 miles
west of Minehead.
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