This is the beautiful approach to The Pump House. Set in its own wildlife/wildflower meadow with plenty of private parking. An absolute haven.
The open plan living-room allows light to pour in.
The patio is a delight - completely private and surrounded by the wildlife meadow.
A friendly welcome awaits you in this delightful cottage.
This is the meadow-side of The Pump House. There is a terrace beneath the pergola and not a house in sight.
As well as the meadow around The Pump House you have sole use of this private garden close by.
Guests are welcome to stroll and sit in the Manor House gardens.
Looking across the living-area from the other direction. There is a wood burning stove for cosy evenings in.
There is a spiral staircase leading up to the bedroom and bathroom.
The kitchen-area is beautifully fitted along two of the walls of this unique space.
The Pump House is not only unique, totally restful and hidden away, but great fun too.
Fabulous Kelly Hoppen bed linens are a bedtime treat.
This cleverly designed dressing table with storage and a make-up mirror is a great addition to the bedroom
Artwork from local artists adorns the walls throughout The Pump House.
The pretty bathroom has room for a bath as well as the shower.
Have morning breakfast in the Pump House private garden. The Farm Shop at the bottom of the lane supplies all immediate needs.
The sheep live in an adjacent meadow - they all have their own names!
Somerset is the home of cider.
Apple orchards are symbolic of Somerset.
This grand avenue of trees links the Manor House gardens to The Pump House.
Please do make the most of this fabulous tennis court, which is available from the 1st April to the 1st October.
There is secure bicycle storage at The Pump House.
This is the dramatic Jurassic Coast at Burton Bradstock, beyond West Bay at Bridport.
Stroll up the lane to watch a cricket match. A glorious way to spend a lazy afteroon.
The beaches along the Jurassic Coast have dog friendly areas all year round, and restrictions are then lifted after September.
There are many historical houses to visit nearby, such as Montacute House.
The iconic Jurassic Coastal landmark of Golden Cap from the beach at Seatown. ( where there is a fabulous pub ! ). Lyme Regis is in the distance
A stunning spectacle of sea cabbages at Codgen Beach.
Lyme Regis on the Devon/Dorset border is an easy drive from The Pump House. There is an all year round dog-friendly beach at the far end and beyond the fisherman's buildings on the Cobb harbour itself.
The gorgeous Lyme Regis bay. An easy drive from The Pump House.
The Pump House
20985.3 miles N of Beaminster | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £478
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Traditional village pub serving good honest grub and an a la carte restaurant menu. With traditional opening times, it also has special menus for special occasions and is renowned for its choice of local brews.
October 2023
Pub
Sadly this pub has been run down
Nearby beach
A privately-owned beach, Seatown Beach sits to the east of Golden Cap. Backed by soaring cliffs, the beach is a popular spot for fossil hunters looking to find prizes hidden within the shingle. With a steep shelf and no lifeguards on duty, swimming is not advised, however the beach offers a lovely spot to sit and watch the waves rumble and roll along the shore.
September 2009
A favourite fossil hunting spot. Apparently there are beds of fossilised brittle starfish nearby as well as beds of belemnites. There's a free car park by the beach and you can walk up Golden Cap from here too, Dorset's highest spot, where the views are amazing.
Nearby walk
There are six different sections to this walk, which extend from coast to coast. The walk runs along the river,where you can take in the stunning scenery of the Somerset Levels and witness the abundance of wildlife!
July 2011
Beautiful walk along the river, taking in some stunning countryside. Beware of the field of bullocks one needs to cross through!
Nearby town
A classic market town with elegant Georgian architecture, a 15th Century church and narrow streets of snug cottages.
July 2021
Lovely little town
We loved our walk around the town and people we met were so friendly. The amenities were second to none with an excellent range of supermarkets and a great leisure pool
Also nearby
An exceptional Elizabethan house filled with treasures, including 17th Century textile samplers and Elizabethan art. This house featured in the 1995 film ‘Sense and Sensibility’.
May 2018
Marvellous Montacute
Absolutely wonderful in every way. We enjoyed many hours here. A must visit property.
May 2016
Shame.
A lovely house and location . It was a pity it was spoilt by a very heavy handed and hard sell approach in the ticket office to join the N.T. I had to be very persistent to get into the house and gardens without joining up .
Once we had managed to get in we had another issue with an officious lady in the long room who basically told us off for taking the wrong staircase up . It turned out that a rope had not been put in place . How were we to know! Other staff members tried to make up for this and were excellent but the impression overall was poor.
September 2013
Very interesting
Another West Country gem to consider when in the Somerset or Dorset areas. Although the house was endowed to NT as an empty shell much work has been done by introducing surplus items from other properties and there is a current fascinating exhibition from the National Portrait Gallery which is a must.
Located in the centre of this lovely village, you will find a varied menu inspired by French and British classics, great quality food and local cask ales.
October 2018
Lovely walk to a lovely local Pub
Walked from the front door of the Pump House to The White Horse on a Saturday lunchtime. We had not booked and were very lucky to be seated as they were indeed full, therefore booking is advised.
We had a delicious lunch sat by the open fire, and the two staff were attentive and friendly despite being full. The food was good quality, plentiful, and I would certainly recommend it.
Home cooked food is a speciality here with Sunday roasts being a favourite. There's a play area, large garden and decking with views over the countryside. Dogs are welcome.
April 2024
Lovely Small Pub, great host and beautiful views from garden
We always try to have a meal here if staying nearby… good value, varied menu, a lot for veggie and vegan customers.
Advisable to book in advance!
December 2023
Sunday roast
Very nice homely pub
July 2023
Great food and lovely hosts
Very good food and homemade desserts, lovely friendly hosts and dog friendly. Recommend booking in high season.
May 2023
Bob
Bob makes this pub worth the 2 mile walk there and back.
April 2022
Cosy pub, lovely location, great hosts
Traditional feel, good menu range and good value, very clean. Lovely views from the garden.
Have visited several times, a friendly place to eat and drink.
September 2021
Fabulous Friendly Pub
A lovely country pub with a warm, friendly welcome to include those fury four legged friends.
Great food and I can throughly recommend the homemade pizza’s!
Only a 10/15 minute drive away from Stoke Abbott.
June 2017
Excellent pub food and congenial hosts
We enjoying two visits to the Hare and Hounds during our recent holiday. Both times we had excellent pub meals in good surroundings and was well looked after by the hosts. Many thanks
The farm shop sells a range of meat, dairy, cereal, fruit and veg and all produce is sourced as locally as possible with many items being organic. To complement the shop you will find a seasonal fruit farm, garden centre and coffee shop.
September 2016
A lovely shop and cafe
We have often stayed in North Perrott and found that the Farm Shop adds greatly to our holiday. It's a good and friendly place to pick up food and other essentials without having to drive, also to have lunch if you fancy a laid-back day in village with a nice walk to the shop. Also a good place for tea and a cake before checking into our rented cottage.
Situated in the heart of the village, this 17th century thatched inn offers a warm welcome, Palmers beer and a locally sourced menu. Enjoy the beer garden in summer. Dogs are welcome.
November 2022
Good pub food
Great food, reasonably priced and just around the corner.
October 2021
Lovely food
Great pub just on the doorstep.. good food and lovely cider!!
July 2011
Fantastic service
We chose this for Sunday lunch. The food was impressive and good value for money. The service was attentive and helpful without being intrusive. We were very impressed by the overall quality and the beautiful setting.
March 2010
A good test of a pub is in mid-winter when there are few tourists about. The New Inn manages to attact lots of local residents out of season and that's a good sign. Some lovely walking from/to the pub car park too!
July 2009
Lovely 18th Century pub set in a very pretty garden with meals served in the bar or dining room. The menu is small and changes daily while the food is freshly cooked by the owner, a professional chef. Very professional and friendly young staff.
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