Cute, cosy and characterul.
The bright kitchen is a lovely spot for cooking - what's on the menu?
The roaring wood-burner and feature fireplace is a delight.
The main room is bright and relaxing.
Take a chair in the garden for a moment to catch up on some reading.
Take time to soak up the sunshine on the terrace.
The sitting-room is at the heart of this delightful cottage.
The traditional winding stairs lead to the bedrooms and bathroom.
Retire to the dining-room after a day spent exploring for some supper and maybe a board game or two.
The pretty village setting.
Start your mornings by relaxing with something to read and a cup of tea.
The kitchen has all you need to make those holiday feasts.
Whose turn to cook?
The traditional dining-room makes for a special spot to catch up on the day's adventures.
There are lots of traditional features throughout.
Take a chair and grab a book.
A beautiful bedroom to relax in.
Take time to enjoy those lazy mornings.
Another pretty room.
Make the most of your mornings with breakfast in bed.
So cosy and comfy.
The cheerful single room ideal for children.
Shower off those sandy toes if you have headed to the beach.
The family bathroom is bright and modern.
There are plenty of spots to take a moment for yourself.
There is so much countryside to explore from the door.
Your al fresco dining spot!
Set back from the village road Pippins is a cosy cottage.
Lyme Regis is a great place for a day out. Known as the pearl of Dorset its historic streets lead down to the beach and the famous cobb.
The beach at West Bay is lovely if you fancy a dip in the sea in summer or for a bracing walk on those cooler days.
With some beautiful countryside on your doorstep don't forget your walking boots.
The house and gardens at Mapperton are a delightful place to visit.
Montacute House is a National Trust property that would make a great day out.
Pippins
53605.1 miles N of Beaminster | Sleeps 4 + cot*
7 Nights from £507
- 2 Reviews
Mrs O'Toole September 2024
We loved our stay at Pippin Cottage! It is cosy, comfortable, and packed with character. The village is charming and seemed to us the archetypal English country cottage with ponies trotting past the front door and lovely walks all around the neighbourhood. It was a great base point for local sightseeing too, we did: Mapperton House, Forde Abbey, West Bay at Bridport, Steam train from Norden to Swanage and walked the Jurassic coast path to Studland Bay, Corfe Castle, Montacute House, and too many gorgeous villages and fantastic pubs to list here!...
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Mrs Williamson July 2024
A cosy cottage in a nice area with pretty much everything you need. Generous welcome pack. Could do with a little bit more attention to detail, eg too few tea towels, very used washing up brush, empty scent diffusers. Be aware that the cottage is next to a noisy road. Lots to do and see in the area....
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Reply from Classic Cottages
We're pleased you enjoyed the cottage and the delicious welcome. Thanks so much for your helpful thoughts and suggestions which we'll be sure to share with the owners and housekeeping team. We're delighted you enjoyed all the wonderful things to do and explore in the local area and hope to see you again in the future. Julie, Customer Support ...
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