Stable Cottage has French doors that lead out onto a wonderful and really large, lawned garden. The feature pond attracts some amazing birds - do take care with small children though.
The sitting-room has a cosy open fire and French doors that lead out onto the beautiful garden.
The garden is idyllic with lots of visiting wild birds. There are two seating-areas and the summer-house to choose from.
The bedroom is super spacious, with a new bed in place for 2021 – new image to follow. The en suite bathroom is through the door to the right of this photo.
This friendly cottage has a really spacious kitchen/dining-room that looks out over the large level gardens.
A large beamed sitting-room has French doors out onto the patio, and the garden beyond.
The south-facing patio is reached through the French doors from the sitting-room, perfect for al fresco dining.
The master bedroom is another wonderfully sized room, over looking the garden. (new bed for 2021 - new image to follow)
There is plenty of storage space for guests.
This is the en suite bathroom for the master bedroom.
This is the twin bedroom with its lovely sleigh beds and en suite shower-room.
This is the en suite shower-room to the twin bedroom.
Another view of the garden face of Stable Cottage.
The summer-house faces south and looks over the garden - a real sun trap and perfect spot for a barbecue.
The east Devon Jurassic coast and gorgeous Lyme Regis is a really easy drive from Stable Cottage. There are many beaches for great family days out.
There is a large separate utility-room with a further cloakroom.
The kitchen/dining-room is an excellent size for a cottage that accommodates four guests.
Guests have sole use of the summer-house. It faces south to make the most of the sunshine and views across the fabulous garden and the little pond; please take care if you have small children with you.
There is an Aga for you to enjoy too!
The sitting-room has plenty of space and some lovely pieces of furniture to add character to this welcoming barn conversion.
The kitchen overlooks your garden at the back of the cottage.
Looking into the sitting-room from the French doors. Your parking is right outside the front of the cottage. The owner's farmhouse is seen to the left.
Another view of the twin bedroom. This room looks out into the original cobbled farmyard - the cottage makes up two sides of the courtyard and the farmhouse makes up another.
Four steep steps lead down to Bedroom 2, the utility-room is to the right of the photograph.
Stable Cottage faces onto the farm courtyard on this side, and the garden on the other. Parking is in front of the cottage and the owner's house to the right.
Children will love to see the chickens - you might even be treated to some fresh eggs!
The driveway up to Ford Farm often has grazing sheep either side of the little lane.
There are many lovely fishing villages and seaside towns along the east Devon Jurassic Coast. So much to explore and fabulous coastal path walks.
Walking along the east Devon Jurassic Coast offers one stunning view after another.
The Regency town of Sidmouth is well worth a visit. There is a wonderful long promenade, and the cliff top cafe and gardens in the picture are a treat at the end of your stroll.
This is a view of the Jurassic Coast from the coastal path above the fishing village of Beer, with Seaton in the distance.
Budleigh Salterton is a truly unspoilt little seaside town. This boat says it all.
The little tram which runs from Seaton on the coast up to Colyton, beside the River Axe and past the nature reserve which is home to many wild birds.
This spectacular part of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast at Sidmouth.
Treat yourself to an indulgent meal or even a cookery class at River Cottage HQ, right on the Devon border with Dorset.
Fishing boats at nearby Lyme Regis, with Golden Cap in the background.
The iconic Cobb at Lyme Regis, just over the border into Dorset.
The ammonite pavement from Monmouth beach, which becomes more exposed at low tide.
Stable Cottage
40329.3 miles NW of Lyme Regis | Sleeps 4 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £554
Mr Webster February 2022
The cottage was vey clean and very well equipped it was home from home.
Mr Pickersgill March 2022
Stable cottage was more than we expected,good location ,fantastic amenities and exactly as described if not even better ! The owners were attentive ,but not in any way intrusive..and as for their dog…Ginny,we could easily have been arrested for dog napping! We will definitely be back next year ,but for longer ….that for us says it all Thank you to all concerned Chris and Mel ...
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Mrs Brown June 2022
This was a lucky find. Chosen simply because our week had to end on 24th June to dovetail with a trip to Peppa Pig world! (We live a long way North so East Devon was near!) We all liked the place very much. Two bathrooms, huge kitchen diner between bedrooms and sitting room. Summer house up the large garden, a hen run big enough for a builder to put up a pair of semis, sheep baaing, the train to and from Exeter rattling past at intervals, just lovely. We had "changeable"weather. Wind so strong you could hardly walk, then showers and sunny intervals set in, then finally the mother of all storms in Exeter. Our star visit was to Forde Abbey, free to Historic Houses members. Montacute (NT) was a disappointment, Beer was the place we went to twice, each time having a sandwich down at the beach cafes. Wish we were there now....
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Dr Lott July 2022
Lovely rural location but in very easy reach of Honiton for shopping, and beaches in Devon and Dorset. (Lyme regis too busy in school holidays, but Charnmouth beach great for families with a river that children can play safely in, sand and rockpools. Safe for swimming. Plenty of parking, though take cash or download the parking app before you go as phone reception v poor). A garage selling basics 3 minute car journey away from cottage. Lovely eggs from Sarah's hens left for us, plus a bottle of wine in the fridge which was a lovely surprise. Lots of nice places to eat, we recommend The Tuckers arms (portions huge!) and The Little shop of Seasons in Hontion for a fabulous cream tea and possibly the best scones we have ever eaten. Very spacious house for 4 people, huge and very well equipped kitchen/diner. Also 3 toilets, both bedrooms ensuite. Comfy beds. Lovely view from house into garden, and we sat out most evenings....
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Mr Anderson March 2022
An excellent cottage in a great location. It is spacious, well appointed, and very easy to settle into. The extra touches by the generous hosts were greatly appreciated. We especially enjoyed the garden, with its open views. The bank of primroses was stunning, and the summerhouse is a great place for tea and a sit in the sun. We hope to become "regulars" here!...
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