The setting for this cottage, taken from the garden of the village pub. The owners live at The Old School House, which is behind The Old School Gables.
One end of the original playground has been made into a sheltered and sunny patio.
The cosy sitting-room has a wood-burner effect electric stove heater.
The well-equipped kitchen has all you need for preparing delicious holiday treats.
The kitchen and dining-area are flooded with light.
The master bedroom has a king-size 5ft bed.
Bedroom 2 has a characterful sloping ceiling - and therefore a slightly lower than standard, 4ft 6' double bed.
The ground floor cloakroom is very spacious.
The bathroom has a large shower cubicle.
The perfect place to relax at the end of a day exploring Dorset.
The Old School Gables is attached but completely separate from The Old School House and has plentiful private parking and a sheltered patio space.
The popular pub is next door to the cottage, serving traditional pub food. You are advised to book for weekend meals - Phone numbers for booking are 07720 948 100 & 01308 867 930.
Low tide in Lyme Regis on the Jurassic Coast, with a view of Golden Cap in the distance - the Dorset coast's highest point. Have a great day out with breathtaking walks and a spot of fossil hunting!
The rolling hills of Dorset, with the iconic Colmer's Hill in the distance. A wonderful area for walking and hiding in some cosy, welcoming pubs.
The historic Cobb of Lyme Regis.
River Cottage HQ is not far - treat yourselves to a visit there and enjoy the unique dining experience.
Just a few miles away you will find NT Lambert's Castle, with it's lovely walks and views of the Jurassic Coast.
This beautiful cottage was the home of the Dorset novelist, Thomas Hardy and is one of a number of places to visit near Dorchester, that are connected to the author.
Dorset and Somerset have miles and miles of spectacular, undulating hills and country walks.
The Old School Gables
24908.2 miles N of Bridport | Sleeps 4 + cot
7 Nights from £378
Mr Purvis April 2017
This is a very comfortable Old School House with lots of local information provided, and historical photos etc of when it was a school house. There is a secure yard for young families and outdoor play equipment. The pub practically next door serves excellent meals and the locals are welcoming. We would definitely recommend this accommodation. Wonderful walk-in shower as well! A home from home and we wish we could have stayed longer....
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Mrs Jarvis September 2016
very nice cottage, with everything you could wish for.
Mrs Gainey August 2016
lovely cottage beautifully furnished, lovely comfortable beds.Spotlessly clean. Lovely well equipped kitchen.
Mrs Marazzi July 2016
A really lovely cottage.
Super clean
Some welcome touches include milk and wine in the fridge on arrival.
Much to explore and fossil hunting in Charmouth was great fun.
Highly recommended and enjoyed by our small family.
Mr Carver March 2016
Well appointed, clean and comfortable, situated in a nice quiet village with busy yet quiet contry pub in close walking distance...recommended.
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