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.
Fabulous Kelly Hoppen bed linens are a bedtime treat.
As well as the meadow around The Pump House you have sole use of this private garden close by.
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.
This is the meadow-side of The Pump House. There is a terrace beneath the pergola and not a house in sight.
Peace and tranquillity awaits.
Guests are welcome to stroll and sit in the Manor House gardens.
The Pump House is not only unique, totally restful and hidden away, but great fun too.
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 £497
Ms Marsh April 2016
This cottage was truly a wonderful find. The location was outstanding, the cottage beautiful and unique. It has been decorated with incredible attention to detail which we loved, even down to the light switches being so in keeping with the building. The wildlife around it kept us occupied for hours! The welcome provided by the owners was outstanding. This was for our honeymoon and the owners had left so many gorgeous touches that made it feel a truly delightful honeymoon hideaway. It was equipped with everything we needed and the rest we got from the farm shop 2 mins away. A short drive took us to Crewkerne and a longer one to the delights of Lyme Regis. But we could happily have spent our whole stay there with even excellent maps provided which we also took advantage of. We cannot rate this property highly enough and look forward to our return....
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Mrs Shepherd April 2016
The Pump house was the perfect little escape for us and our dog. Beautifully decorated and very comfortable, it suited us down to the ground. Lovely walks around, straight from the door and we visited Lyme Regis, Sherbourne Castle and the Willow and wetland visitor centre which we particularly enjoyed. The fenced in meadow was perfect for our lively puppy to enjoy and we enjoyed all the wildlife around us. Would definitely recommend the cottage to my friends it's quite unique and was differ cult to leave only just one week Thank you Classic Cottages!...
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Professor Hapgood February 2016
A great place to get away and wind down - beautiful location, well equipped cottage, and with very convenient, well-stocked and friendly shop just two minutes walk away. Some excellent places to eat nearby and an easy drive down to the Dorset coast. Definitely heading back again....
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Miss Hammond January 2016
Very well equipped cottage, the owners thought of everything, had every kind of utensil you can think if, even had a liquidiser, scales & food processor, not that we needed it as we had a lovely home made cake waiting for us on arrival. There was also fresh local bacon, eggs & Apple juice, freshly ground coffee, a basket of logs for the fire & a vase of fresh flowers. They even thought of our dog & left a dog bowl with treats. Lovely friendly owners, popped in to check we had everything we needed just after we arrived & were available if we needed anything but kept their distance otherwise. I wouldn't suggest you use the local village pub as the bar maids made it clear it was meant for locals, but the pub in Haselbury (white horse) which was less than as mile away was amazing....the best Sunday lunch I've ever had & the staff were extremely friendly & welcoming. Would definitely return to this cottages if in the area in the future....
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Ms Bloodworth July 2016
everything said in the literature about it is true. It is a special place to be.
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