Preposition: on

• edge: Combe Martin itself nestles on the edge of Exmoor National Park where the rolling countryside meets the dramatic Bristol Channel.

• shore: Visible from the cottage, nestling on the shores of Loch Bay, is the historic village of Stein.

Preposition: at

• foot: It nestles at the foot of a dramatic range of coastal hills covered in tall, elegant pine trees.

Modifying Another Word

• cozily: Its snow-white houses nestle cozily in a sea of fresh green vegetation, and no village could look prettier or more attractive.

• peacefully: Things to see and do The Royal Burgh of Jedburgh nestles peacefully in the valley of Jed Water, among glorious rolling countryside.

Preposition: in

• hillside: Lilac Cottage nestles in the hillside with panoramic views over the river Duddon.

• hamlet: Borrowdale Gates Country House Hotel nestles in the ancient hamlet of Grange in the Borrowdale Valley.

• foothill: There I rented a room in a hotel which nestled comfortably in the wooded foothills.

• valley: They nestled in the valley, miles under the sea.

• shadow: Just across the stair steps from the pub is a pleasant beer garden nestled in the shadow of the Tower.