Colmer Farmhouse on the edge of the beautiful Marshwood Vale, minutes from the coast of Lyme Regis ,Seaton and Beer, the start of the Jurassic coast
Colmer Farmhouse is a 15th cetury house sleeping six in comfort The farmhouse has many old features, oak beams, flagstone floors, inglenook fireplace with a bread oven. There is a kitchen with AGA, fridge, washing machine, microwave and dishwasher.There is a separate dinning room next to the kitchen. The sitting room has an inglenook fire place, woodburning stove, television and ample sofas and easy chairs,etc.Upstairs there are three large bedrooms, two with double beds and one with two single beds.
There are lots of places to visit in the immediate area. Forde Abbey is about 4miles away, it is a family run abbey with beautiful grounds, and the abbey its self is steeped in history. Henry the 8th abolished the monks in the abbey and you will find alot of the old houses in the area have what they call priest holes (Colmer has one) where the monks used to hide. Pilsdon hill, this is an iron age fort , is 3 to 4 miles away with the most stunning views over the Vale to the coast. Abbostbury with its swannery is also worth a trip. On wet days there is Pecorama in Beer also Beer caves. Not far away is Creley adventure park. Or just relax by the sea with a picnic.
The accomadation is spacious with a large lounge, and an old working kitchen with thre double rooms
your entrance to Colmer
Your kitchen is equipped with an AGA , dishwasher, washing machine, iron, ironing board,fridge/freezer and microwave,
On a cold winter morning or evening cosy up next to the AGA with a cup of hot chocolate or tea and a good book before the house wakes
this room is very spacious so if you need a bit of peace and quiet from the family you can sit and look out over the garden and listen to the birds.
Pilsdon Pen is an iron age fort with spectacular views out over the Marshwood Vale to Lyme Bay, on a clear day you can even see ships in the bay.
Turning around at the top you are then looking out toward Somerset, a steep climb but well worth the effort.
Jan 6 - Feb 16 2024 2 nights min £100/night £395/week
Feb 17-Mar 1 2024 2 nights min £110/night £415/week
Mar 2- Mar 22 2024 £430 /week
Mar 23 -April 12 2024 £480 /week
April 13 - May 10 2024 £465 /week
May 11 - June 7 2024 £500 /week
June 8-July 19 2024 £550 /week
July 20 -Aug 30 2024 only let for a full week £610 /week
Aug 31 -Sept 13 2024 only let for a full week £570 /week
Sept 14 - Sept 27 2024 only let for a full week £540 /week
Sept 28 - Oct 25 2024 2 nights min £115 / night £480
Oct 26 - Dec 20 2024 £440/week
Dec 21 /2024 - Jan 3 /2024 4nights min £120/night £575/week
Jan 4 - Feb 14 2025 2 nights min £115/night £420/week
Feb 15-Mar 7 2025 £440
We only let for a minimum of 2 nights, out of season we are flexible on our start date , please call we will always try to oblige.
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