In the village of Appley on the Somerset side of the Devon border. Just 10 minutes off the M5 motorway Junctions 26 or 27. By some distance the most attractive rural pub for many miles, with three characterful small rooms in the main building, a games room and an attractive garden. Grade II listed it grew from 17th century lime rendered cob cottages with slate roofs and later extensions. The Globe is in the CAMRA book of Historic Pub Interiors for the South West The bar is accessed via a central brick floored passage and has an open fire. There is usually one changing cask ales and often guest bottled beers from local brewers. Increasingly confident cooking too.