The Linhay can be booked with The Parlour (2662) and linked together via a set of soundproofed double doors if guests wish; otherwise it is a very private cottage in its own right.
The bedroom has a king-size bed and enjoys the morning sunshine.
The Linhay snuggles behind The Parlour, in a sheltered courtyard, with views of Golden Cap.
The open plan design of this cottage has plenty of comfortable space, the kitchen area is cleverly fitted along one wall.
The dining-table sits to one side of the open plan living space, enjoy eating some local produce in this beautiful part of Dorset.
The Linhay is tucked at the back of this small development of three cottages, next to the remaining farm buildings, with an enclosed and sheltered private patio-area.
The bright and contemporary shower-room.
The Parlour (2662) is next to The Linhay. Both are designed to be very private but can be linked together to create a larger cottage.
There are lovely details in The Linhay.
Another view of the sheltered patio-area.
The panoramic view across the valley from a local footpath. The Linhay is amongst the nearest group of buildings and Chideock village is to the right.
The much-loved cliffs of West Bay, which is very close to the cottage, the location for dramatic scenes on the television programme Broadchurch.
Visit Lyme Regis for fantastic fossil hunting at low tide. The Golden Cap estate, where you can walk for miles, is perfect for walkers of all ages.
Golden Cap is the tallest part of the Dorset coast and is a fantastic place for walks. There is also the sea at Charmouth and Lyme Regis, is you prefer something more adventurous!
Travel along the scenic coast road to Weymouth and spend a day partaking in water sports, swimming or walking along the beautiful sandy beach.
The countryside of Dorset has to be seen to be believed. These are the bluebell-covered slopes near to Lambert's Castle, which is very near to the cottage.
The Linhay
26612.3 miles W of Bridport | Sleeps 2 + cot
7 Nights from £377
Mr Goldsmith July 2017
We would recommend it to anyone, particularly as a base for walking. Outstanding walks in every direction, and good pubs/restaurants within easy walking distance. Chideock is such an interesting village when you get to know it better. A fabulous area altogether....
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Mrs Hope July 2017
A great little holiday bolt-hole for 2 and well placed for visiting the Jurassic Coast. Bus service very good and local eateries offer a good range of options. Fascinating local history which is highlighted in an information sheet at the cottage. The little Catholic Church is a gem and well worth finding as it has a local history exhibition which was a rare find. The star has to be the coast and we had wall to wall sunshine which helped us to enjoy it to the full....
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Mrs Jones November 2017
The decor was charming: liked the co-ordinating towels; the kitchen was excellently equipped; it was cosy and ideal for a couple. We loved the welcome pack of wine, milk, flowers and a delicious cake: a really nice touch from the owner.
Mr Howlett September 2017
The LINHAY is a lovely cottage and most ideally situated as a base to explore the Dorset coast. It is well within easy reach of two lovely Chideock pubs and, as we tavelled most days on local transport to enjoy the local sights, two bus stops. It is also an ideal place to start local walks and hikes. ...
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Mrs Gore June 2017
Delightfully decorated. Everything you could possibly need for a holiday. Thankyou to the owner who provided all the goodies including the best lemon cake ever.
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