Buddlewall is an historic farmhouse with vast amounts of character and really lovely gardens.
The farmhouse has a stunning contemporary kitchen with a range cooker, a huge sociable island and gorgeous stone flooring.
There is a 'formal' dining-room in one of the panelled reception rooms, complete with a huge inglenook fireplace with open fire.
This light-filled oak-framed dining-room seats all 12 guests easily. There is direct access outside too.
This is the sitting-room with a wood-burning stove, deep comfortable sofas and a lovely warm atmosphere.
Such a lovely spot for dining al fresco.
There is a superb range cooker in the original inglenook fireplace.
The kitchen is well-equipped. A true home-from-home.
Wonderful original features.
The dining-room still has its historic wooden panelling.
Dining at Buddlewall will be a truly memorable experience.
Eating in the garden-room is just as much fun, especially on a summer evening.
End the day in the fabulous sitting-room. There is a cupboard full of games and DVDs for you to enjoy.
This is the other side of the main sitting-room. The stairs lead up to the main en suite bedroom.
As well as the gardens around the farmhouse there is a small meadow and a little bridge over the river (please supervise children at all times).
Looking across the bridge to the meadow.
This is the main bedroom at the top of the stairs from the sitting-room.
There are some lovely pieces of antique furniture that add to the character of this happy family-friendly holiday home.
This is the en suite bathroom for the main bedroom.
Linked by a door to the main bedroom is this family room with a double and a single bed. This room also has separate access from the central staircase.
Another view of the 'family' room. With the link door closed this serves as a fully independent bedroom with a further door to the landing and access to the family bathroom.
This lovely single bedroom looks out to the front of the farmhouse. The family bathroom is across the corridor.
The very stylish family bathroom - where the bath proudly sits one step up from the rest of the room.
Another view of the spacious family bathroom.
This double bedroom has access to the landing with the family bathroom as well as to the shower-room on the other side. The ceiling is part of the amazing character of this farmhouse!
The door to the left leads to a little landing and stairs to the shower-room and the lower ground floor bedroom. There's a door to the right (just out of shot) which leads to the landing with the family bathroom.
This is the twin bedroom on the first floor.
The outlook from this bedroom is of the near end of the farmhouse as you approach down the lane.
The shower-room is shared by the blue double bedroom and the lower ground floor bedroom.
As with the family bathroom, this is a lovely contemporary room.
There's a handy utility-room.
This is the lower ground floor bedroom that can sleep three guests in three single beds, two of which can be pushed together to create the effect of a double if required, however, they are not 'zip and link' beds.
The other single bed is in the corner of the lower ground floor bedroom.
This is the wonderful view down over the farmhouse from the gardens at the rear.
Welcome to Buddlewall.
This is the harbour at Lyme Regis - there is a lovely sandy beach here too.
There is a huge sandy beach at Exmouth if that is what your children prefer - though there is also plenty of sand at Lyme Regis too.
The stunning Jurassic Coast is just a very short drive away from Buddlewall.
The Jurassic Coast is just waiting to be explored. This is the beach as it stretches away from Burton Bradstock.
This is the view from the top of Golden Cap - Dorset's iconic landmark an easy drive across the east Devon border.
Buddlewall
39796.1 miles N of Lyme Regis | Sleeps 12 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £1525
Mr Payne June 2026
We spent a week at Buddlewall and we could not have wished for a better time. The house is set in a very quiet spot which was also a great place from which to set out every day and enjoy the many local walks and a 25 minute drive to a variety of beaches. As we had two dogs and a young baby (16 months) we were very pleased that the house had a 'lived in' feel to it which meant that whilst obviously still being respectful of the property we didn't have to worry to much and could relax and enjoy the house and gardens. I can't think of a single thing to complain about and would definitely be very happy to return, that statement tells you all you need to know. ...
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Ms Johnson May 2026
We were a group of 8 and gathered for a weekend to celebrate an imminent birth and 70 th birthday - the cottage was perfect with lots of space to gather in the kitchen , the lounge and the conservatory. lots of spaces to gather or have individual space The cottage , grounds and location is wonderful - ideal for a country escape Lovely walks from the cottage and the cows were a funny welcome in the morning and afternoon The Tytherliegh Arms pub which is 6 minute drive from the cottage serves a fantastic roast...
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Mr Hunt May 2026
A beautiful property in a beautiful setting. Surrounded by wildlife in a very peaceful location. If you want an escape, this is perfect.
Ms Shepherd December 2025
A beautiful cottage, very well equipped, the kitchen was a dream. Would definitely come back to the cottage with family.
Miss Henderson November 2025
We enjoyed Buddlewall. We were a group of 10 women. We ate, we drank, we walked, we went to Seatown to the sauna and swam in the sea then ate at the Anchor which was all delightful. The beds are comfy, the kitchen was great for cooking up a storm and we really appreciated the extra arm chairs in the lounge so we could play games in front of the fire. Lovely break. Would highly recommend for groups or a large / couple of families...
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