Charming cottage in the village of South Perrott, Beaminster, in Dorset's area of outstanding natural beauty. Pretty gardens front and rear, village location near historic church. Ideal for coastal excursions or country walking.
An idyllic and well appointed character cottage situated in a beautiful rural village perfect for friends or family to share. The cottage is surrounded by its gardens and located in a quiet road adjacent to other character cottages and near to the village church.
Church Hill Cottage sleeps six people, has an open fire in the lounge and woodburner in the dining room, making it a very cosy cottage! With mature gardens to the front and rear of the cottage - perfect for summer BBQs. The two patio areas makes a perfect place for an early evening glass of wine with one covered in a beautiful Wisteria filling the area with an intoxicating smell during the spring months.
All of the property - although we limit guests to a maximum of 6.
The property is looked after by a housekeeper at the adjacent property. We are available by phone to provide support as needed.
The cottage is hidden away behind a row of thatched cottages and near to the church in a friendly village. There is a farm shop, a short drive away, in the next village and a couple of good pubs can be reached by walking along public footpaths across fields.
There are often events held in the village and in the neighbouring village of Chedington, that you are welcome to join in.
Church Hill Cottage is in a perfect rural position within easy reach of the Jurassic coast, country walks, local towns and quaint villages. Forde Abbey, numerous National Trust attractions and the historic market town of Bridport are all within easy reach. The coast has a variety of unspoilt beaches as well as small Dorset resort towns including Lyme Regis, West Bay and Weymouth. There is local horse riding, fishing (fresh water e.g. trout, carp etc. or sea water e.g. mackerel), cycling, walking and a host of other activities. As the cottage is located near to Dorset's borders with Somerset and Devon, those counties are also easily explored.
We love the selection of great foods locally - either buy from local sources, farm shops and markets and cook in our well equipped kitchen or visit one of the many local outstanding pubs and restaurants and have someone else cook for you.
Whilst there are no shops in the village there is a good selection of shops, including supermarkets, pharmacies, hardware shops and cafes in Crewkerne and Beaminster.
There are frequent direct rail links from London Waterloo to Crewkerne which is only a 5 minutes drive to the cottage. We do recommend a car for your stay although you may find that you can get by with a good pair of walking boots and the occasional taxi. A number of walks can be started directly from the cottage, including a very pleasant 4 mile round walk to a local pub.
Parking is available in the cul de sac near the cottage, in a dedicated space, and / or in a layby approx 100m away where a further couple of cars can be accommodated.
The cottage, which is listed, and dates from the late 17th century, is an idyllic and well appointed retreat situated in a beautiful rural village. It is perfect for friends or family to share.
The cottage is surrounded by its gardens and located in a quiet lane adjacent to other character cottages and near to the village church.
We are in a perfect rural position deep in Thomas Hardy country but within easy reach of the Jurassic coast, country walks, local towns and quaint villages. Forde Abbey, Mapperton Gardens, numerous National Trust attractions and the historic market town of Bridport are all within easy reach.
The coast has a variety of unspoilt beaches as well as small Dorset resort towns including Lyme Regis, West Bay and Weymouth. There is local horse riding, fishing (fresh water e.g. trout, carp etc. or sea water e.g. mackerel), cycling, walking and a host of other activities. As the cottage is located near to Dorset's borders with Somerset and Devon, those counties are also easily explored.
We love the selection of great foods locally - either buy from local sources, farm shops and markets and cook in our well equipped kitchen or visit one of the many local outstanding pubs and restaurants and have someone else cook for you.
Whilst there are no shops in the village there is a good selection of shops, including supermarkets, pharmacies, hardware shops and cafes in Crewkerne (where there is a good Waitrose) and Beaminster. There is also a great farm shop in nearby North Perrott.
There are frequent direct rail links from London Waterloo to Crewkerne which is only a 5 minutes drive to the cottage. We do recommend a car for your stay although you may find that you can get by with a good pair of walking boots and the occasional taxi. A number of walks can be started directly from the cottage, including a very pleasant 4 mile round walk to a local pub.
Parking is available near the cottage, by the church, in a dedicated space, and / or in a layby approx 100m away where a further couple of cars can be accommodated.
Church Hill Cottage sleeps six people, and has an open fire in the lounge and woodburner in the dining room, making it a very cosy cottage! In summer, the French windows can be flung open to access the mature secluded gardens to the front and rear of the cottage - perfect for summer BBQs. The two patio areas makes a perfect place for an early evening glass of wine with one covered in a beautiful Wisteria filling the area with an intoxicating smell during the spring months.
Note - regretably due to high electricity and energy costs we have had to charge an additional (and hopefully temporary) 12% fee towards the cost of providing these services.
The space
Church Hill Cottage sleeps six people, has an open fire in the lounge and woodburner in the dining room, making it a very cosy cottage! With mature gardens to the front and rear of the cottage - perfect for summer BBQs. The two patio areas makes a perfect place for an early evening glass of wine with one covered in a beautiful Wisteria filling the area with an intoxicating smell during the spring months.
We are dog friendly although we ask that dogs do not go upstairs or on sofas and beds and we cannot accept more than one dog per booking.
Guest access
All of the property aside from one bedroom we keep locked.
Other things to note
The cottage, which is listed, and dates from the late 17th century, is an idyllic and well appointed retreat situated in a beautiful rural village. It is perfect for friends or family to share.
The cottage is surrounded by its gardens and located in a quiet lane adjacent to other character cottages and near to the village church.
We are in a perfect rural position deep in Thomas Hardy country but within easy reach of the Jurassic coast, country walks, local towns and quaint villages. Forde Abbey, Mapperton Gardens, numerous National Trust attractions and the historic market town of Bridport are all within easy reach.
The coast has a variety of unspoilt beaches as well as small Dorset resort towns including Lyme Regis, West Bay and Weymouth. There is local horse riding, fishing (fresh water e.g. trout, carp etc. or sea water e.g. mackerel), cycling, walking and a host of other activities. As the cottage is located near to Dorset's borders with Somerset and Devon, those counties are also easily explored.
We love the selection of great foods locally - either buy from local sources, farm shops and markets and cook in our well equipped kitchen or visit one of the many local outstanding pubs and restaurants and have someone else cook for you.
Whilst there are no shops in the village there is a good selection of shops, including supermarkets, pharmacies, hardware shops and cafes in Crewkerne (where there is a good Waitrose) and Beaminster. There is also a great farm shop in nearby North Perrott.
There are frequent direct rail links from London Waterloo to Crewkerne which is only a 5 minutes drive to the cottage. We do recommend a car for your stay although you may find that you can get by with a good pair of walking boots and the occasional taxi. A number of walks can be started directly from the cottage, including a very pleasant 4 mile round walk to a local pub.
Parking is available near the cottage, by the church, in a dedicated space, and / or in a layby approx 100m away where a further couple of cars can be accommodated.
Church Hill Cottage sleeps six people, and has an open fire in the lounge and woodburner in the dining room, making it a very cosy cottage! In summer, the French windows can be flung open to access the mature secluded gardens to the front and rear of the cottage - perfect for summer BBQs. The two patio areas makes a perfect place for an early evening glass of wine with one covered in a beautiful Wisteria filling the area with an intoxicating smell during the spring months.
