Guests say
Stable Cottage in Colyton is a well-loved property, praised for its charm, cleanliness, and excellent location. Guests enjoy the local amenities, including the nearby Kingfisher pub and convenient public transport. The cottage's character and quiet setting make for a relaxing stay, though some guests noted areas for improvement in comfort and facilities.
The cottage generally receives positive remarks on cleanliness, with only a few mentions of dust and cobwebs. The majority of guests found the property to be clean and comfortable.
The location is highly praised for its proximity to local shops, a good pub, and public transport. The peaceful setting in a lovely village is a highlight for many guests.
Comfort receives mixed reviews. While the cottage is often described as cosy and well-equipped, some guests found the bed uncomfortable and the shower lacking in water pressure.
Facilities are adequate, with the cottage being well-equipped for most needs. However, guests have suggested improvements such as better lighting, updated bathroom, and clearer instructions for waste disposal and hot water usage.
There is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Converted from a Grade II listed coach house and stable, this characterful cottage sits in the beautiful small town of Colyton just over three miles from the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. This lovely cottage offers a delightful reverse-level plan, with the bedroom on the ground floor and the open-plan living area upstairs, it offers a quirky layout with a host of fantastic amenities to give you the tranquil trip that you deserve. Begin your exploration on the ground floor, with the plush bedroom with king sized bed making the perfect place to retire to after each day of adventure, with ample storage space to house your personal belongings and its rustic exposed beams bringing character to the room. Take a relaxing soak in the ground-floor bathroom for a soothing experience after days spent exploring, before venturing to the first floor to find all the essentials needed for a self-catered stay including a well-equipped kitchen accompanied by a dining area where you can enjoy all of your romantic meals, along with an inviting sitting area with a snug, red seating arrangement welcoming your return after a day of exploring the region. Outside there is off-road parking for one car and a modest seating area where you can sip on your morning coffee and contemplate how to best spend your day. The property is adjacent to Coach Cottage, making it a perfect opportunity to bring the whole family together for a week of fun. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the cottage is an ideal base for a walking holiday, with both coastal and countryside to explore, as well as all the wonderful amenities of the local town being within strolling distance of the cottage. At Colyton's centre you can find an array of quaint shops including a butchers where you can pick up some fresh produce for your self-catered holiday, a bookstore where you can pick up some reading material for those leisurely days, and even an art gallery to browse, with plenty of pubs and restaurants to while away the hours in too. Explore the natural beauty of Devon, England’s first World Heritage Site, with rich history to explore admist its wide range of activities such as kayaking and fishing for those wishing to try out a new activity, or make your way to the coast of Seaton Down for the ultimate seaside experience, where you can build sandcastles and make the most of the fun-filled amusement centre, ending the day with some traditional fish and chips on the seafront. Be sure to take a trip on the Seaton Tramway which can be accessed from Colyton station taking you all the way to the coast letting you explore the area in a different way, or venture to the bustling city of Exeter for adventure further afield to find fantastic shopping experiences and rich culture, making it the perfect day trip at any time of the year The picturesque Axe Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, forms the backdrop to this delightful location, making Stable Cottage a true delight for your scenic escape to Devon. Note: This cottage can be booked with Ref. 1009398, together sleeping four guests.
Colyton is a small town situated in East Devon, in easy reach of both Seaton Down and Axmouth, boasting their own wonderful amenities and attractions. The town's roots date back to 700AD and today there are several historical buildings, such as St Andrew's Church, and its winding lanes with independent shops. From Colyton, the villages of Colyford, Southleigh and Northleigh are nearby and worth visiting, as well as the rest of the beautiful Coly Valley.
Accommodation
Reverse-level accommodation.
One ground-floor bedroom with king size bed.
Ground-floor bathroom with walk in shower, basin and WC.
First-floor open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting area with sofa bed
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV, WiFi, and a selection of books.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for one car, however it is not suitable for motor-homes or larger commercial vehicles.
Outdoor seating area.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub within 0.1 miles.
Note: This property may unfortunately not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
Please note: Property does not have an enclosed garden area.
Nearby points of interest
- Beer Beach
- Lyme Regis Museum
Reviews (30)
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Sue
Itâs very clean, comfortable and very well equipped. The new bathroom suite is fantastic. Our only slight criticism would be the lack of recycling facilities. At home we take recycling very seriously but here all the rubbish went in the same bin. So we ended up taking it home. But all in all it was another great week in what has become our special place.
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Jean
It was cosy, comfortable and immaculate ! The only thing which was slightly disappointing -the "outside space" was not quite as I envisaged ( maybe I have too much of an imagination), being basically garden chairs in the parking area! However, as it happened, this did not detract from our late September stay, as the weather was not especially kind for a good deal of the time. Fortunately, the cottage is conveniently situated, having a good traditional pub, The Kingfisher, only yards from the door
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Anthony
There is on-site parking and a small outdoor garden space.