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House |10 bedrooms |Sleeps 22

Charmouth in West Country

£unknown / weekBookable online

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3 nights minimum stay

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, pets welcome

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About the home

The whole area is designated as one of outstanding natural beauty and is easily accessible from the main A35 road. The Coast between Charmouth and Lyme Regis is World famous for its rocks and fossils dating back 190 Million years -Our holiday cottages in Dorset are the ideal self catering holiday.All our self catering cottages are in a traditional English village within a 10 miles radius of outstanding natural beauty within Dorset, the UK’s only natural World Heritage Site, this coastline is renowned for its fascinating geology and fossils – known locally as the ‘Jurassic Coastline’ – a real life ‘Jurassic Park’!

The holiday cottages at Champernhayes, Dorset have been created from the conversion of the original farmhouse buildings, which date back to 1482. The traditional self catering cottages have country-style kitchens and are open plan, with a dining area, and comprehensively equipped.Each self catering cottage has its own private garden complete with patio, hardwood garden furniture and gas barbeque. The heated indoor swim spa and hot tub is available throughout the year. Excellent walks are literally right on your doorstep, along with the unspoilt Dorset/East Devon coastline, famous for its smuggling history, where you can stroll along the spectacular cliffs and seashore where the unique fossils abound

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THE BARN AT CHAMPERNHAYES

 

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INDOOR SWIMMING POOL AND HOT TUB

 

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THE BARN

 

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THE VIEW FROM GAMES ROOM TOWARDS CHARMOUTH

The West Country / Dorset region

Lyme Regis is a narrow tangle of streets that tumble down to its 13th Century Cobb harbour, where a cloaked Meryl Streep famously stood in the film ‘The French Lieutenant’s Woman’ adapted from the novel by local author, John Fowles. It is an ancient town with a varied history stretching back to the 8th century. It was from here that ships sailed to meet the Spanish Armada and the Duke of Monmouth landed in 1685. Today Lyme Regis offers fun for all the family with its sheltered beaches, bustling harbour, shops, galleries and many attractions. Why not enjoy the view of Golden Cap, the highest point on the South coast at 626 feet. It gets its name from the top layers of golden sandstone, which glow, in the sunshine.

The Charmouth area

The Jurassic Coast – England’s first natural World Heritage Site. This unique stretch of coastline has joined the ranks of the Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon as one of the wonders of the Natural World. The Dorset and East Devon coast has become a World Heritage Site due to its outstanding geology, which represents 186 million years of earth history in just 95 miles.

The best place to find fossils is in West Dorset – just remember that it is safer to look on the beach, not on the cliffs. It is also worth remembering that the ideal time to find fossils is during the winter months when the rough seas have washed away soft mud and clays, making the Jurassic Coast the perfect choice for a Winter break.

The Jurassic Coast is stunningly beautiful, with unparalleled range of natural features. The variety of beaches, bays and cliffs result in a constantly changing landscape, with such spectacular features as the Hooken Landslide, Chesil Beach and Durdle Door.

The coast is well served by the towns and villages, which act as gateways to the Jurassic site, and you will notice the changing character of the coast due to the use of local stone. Such famous stones as Beer, Portland and Purbeck have shaped the character of the towns and villages and have also been used in the construction of the finest buildings, Cathedrals and churches throughout the UK and the World

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12 Aug 2012

“lovely quiet stay” Had a lovely relaxing stay in Owl cottage with husband and two young boys. They enjoyed the spa pool very much. Lovely location close to beaches, however most of the beaches are made up of pebbles... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 22
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
PEAK	23 Aug 11	27 Aug 11	4935£ 4935	-	-	1 Week
MID SEASON	27 Aug 11	21 Oct 11	2859£ 2859	477£ 477	635£ 635	3 Nights
AUTUMN HALF TERM	21 Oct 11	28 Oct 11	3707£ 3707	618£ 618	824£ 824	3 Nights
LOW SEASON	28 Oct 11	10 Feb 12	2442£ 2442	407£ 407	543£ 543	3 Nights
HALF TERM	10 Feb 12	17 Feb 12	2859£ 2859	477£ 477	635£ 635	3 Nights
LOW SEASON	17 Feb 12	30 Mar 12	2442£ 2442	407£ 407	543£ 543	3 Nights
EASTER	30 Mar 12	15 Apr 12	3381£ 3381	564£ 564	751£ 751	3 Nights
MID SEASON	15 Apr 12	1 Jun 12	2859£ 2859	477£ 477	635£ 635	3 Nights
HIGH SEASON	1 Jun 12	14 Jul 12	3707£ 3707	-	-	1 Week
PEAK SEASON	14 Jul 12	1 Sep 12	4935£ 4935	-	-	1 Week
HIGH SEASON	1 Sep 12	8 Sep 12	1866£ 1866	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

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