Cottage with garden & terrace

The Stables is a stylish barn conversion located in the rural community of Uplyme, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty along the breath-taking Jurassic coastline. The property offers eight guests a beautifully presented and contemporary base with state-of-the-art fixtures, ideal for both families and friends ready to explore this scenic part of the country. It also offers countryside views while being close to local amenities, visitor attractions, beautiful walks and beaches. Benefit from a private driveway before descending to The Stables, reaching the open-plan living space with high A-framed beamed ceilings and glass doors leading out to a decked seating area with table and chairs. The well equipped kitchen is the heart of the home where you can rustle up delectable meals to dine as a group in the dining area or eating alfresco on the terrace when the weather allows. Relax in front of the Smart TV in the comfortable living area or take a moment to rest in the peaceful snug, the perfect nook for an afternoon of reading. As the night unfolds, select one of the four stylish bedrooms; there is a king-size bedroom with an en-suite, two further king-size bedrooms with Jack-and-Jill access to a shower room, and a charming twin. Come morning, a full day of activities awaits you. The village of Uplyme is a 10 minutes walk where you will find the Talbot Arms free-house, a village store and post office and sports fields with tennis courts. A convenient riverside walk follows the River Lym down to the sea at Lyme Regis, a firm favourite for both families and water sport enthusiasts with its family friendly beaches and attractions including the Cobb Harbour and Aquarium, Lyme Regis Museum, and the Langmoor and Lister Gardens. When it comes to grabbing a bite to eat why not try the River Cottage HQ, which hosts delectable, themed events and cooking classes, or the popular eateries such as Hix's Fish & Oyster House and Robin Wylde among the many restaurants in Lyme Regis. Continue further along the coast to Seaton, where you can take a tram ride along the River Axe or enjoy a stroll and observe local wildlife and sea birds at the Seaton Wetlands, whilst Beer is also a suggested stop off, a quaint fishing community studded with cafés, restaurants, and art galleries. Round off your break with a visit to Sidmouth's The Donkey Sanctuary or nearby Forde Abbey, before heading back home for sundowners. Enjoy a truly memorable stay at The Stables. A designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the countryside around the village of Uplyme, on the border of Devon and Dorset is crisscrossed with bridleways and footpaths, notably the East Devon Way, and offers ideal country walks and breath-taking views. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, a television chef, chose the location for his River Cottage headquarters at Park Farm, where you may treat yourself to a fantastic lunch. You can reach Lyme Regis' breath-taking Jurassic Coast with a short drive. The charming harbour provides frequent fishing expeditions, or you may try your hand at fossil searching. This old seaside town has a maze of little streets with an eclectic array of shops and cafes, while the sandy beach lends itself to fantastic swimming and watersports.