A beautiful stone terraced cottage resting in the picturesque town of Uplyme, Dorset. With a local pub and the Jurassic coast just a short drive away, this historic property is perfect for a couple’s getaway or a family looking to explore Dorset. Park on-road and take in the stone front of this quaint cottage, noting how it is full of character, welcoming you into a fantastic open-plan living area. here, a woodburning stove will warm your feet as you relax in the stylish furniture, taking in the traditional aspect of the cottage including roof beams in a dark wood, before utilising the handy kitchen to cook a heart-warming meal, serving it on the stylish kitchen table where you can enjoy a meal with all guests. After a long day at the beach, a bathroom with contemporary black tiles offers a relaxing soak amongst the bubbles or a refreshing shower. There are two bedrooms sleeping up to four guests, starting with a double room where high ceilings and ample storage make you feel at home, and the second bedroom offers a single futon bed or a loft bunk, where two guests can be accommodated. Outside there is a patio with furniture so that you can recline in the sunshine and enjoy breakfast outside. Uplyme is a beautiful area with easy access to amazing countryside walks, with the historic Cannington Viaduct only a short distance away, as well as walks along the river Lim. The property is an easy drive from the bustling town of Lyme Regis, where you will find an abundance of activities including two museums, an aquarium and plenty of shops and eateries. There are many beaches for you to choose from including Monmouth Beach and Lyme Bay Fossil Beach, where you can explore the rocky cliffs to see if you can find any fossils, take a walk and a family picnic or enjoy your favourite watersports. A lovely property in a great location, make a holiday to remember with a stay at Anne’s Pantry.

The beautiful countryside surrounding the village of Uplyme, on the borders of Devon and Dorset, is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, criss-crossed by bridleways and footpaths including the East Devon Way, and providing perfect country walks and superb views. The area was chosen by TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall for his River Cottage HQ at Park Farm, where you can treat yourself to a great meal. Just a short drive takes you to the stunning Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis. This delightful historic seaside town boasts a maze of narrow streets, with an interesting array of shops and cafes, whilst the sandy beach lends itself to great bathing and watersports, and the bustling little harbour offers regular fishing trips, or try your hand at fossil hunting. Within an easy drive is the quaint town of Axminster, or how about a ride on the Seaton Tramway? A glorious location for a varied and interesting holiday.

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