Hobnob is on the beautiful Rousdon Estate, these granite pillars are at the entrance, you are nearly at your holiday destination.
This former stable has been sensitively restored by the current owners.
Such a very sociable kitchen/dining-room, the whole family can join in.
Time to relax, the spacious sitting-room has plenty of light.
The master bedroom, bedroom 1, has a 5ft bed, en suite shower-room and lovely views over the estate.
The front door is just below the arch.
The front door is to the right.
Lyme Regis is just across the border into Dorset, and has something for everyone, a great beach, summer water sports, fossils, some great cafes, restaurants, pubs and great ice cream.
The iconic Cobb at Lyme Regis, with Golden Cap in the background.
The front door leads into the large entrance hall.
The entrance hall has a small cloakroom beneath the stairs.
The cloakroom is to the right, beneath the stairs.
French doors lead from the kitchen/dining-room into the garden, the parking-area is outside and to the right.
A delightful space to create great food and holiday memories.
All the appliances you could need.
Garden views from the spacious sitting-room.
This magnificent staircase adds to the sense of space in this beautiful building.
This tranquil spot on the first floor landing is ideal for a quiet read, or to catch up with your favourite TV show.
The en suite shower-room for bedroom 1, there is a step up to the shower.
Bedroom 2 has a 5ft bed and looks out over the garden and church in the distance.
The stylish family bathroom has a double shower and very large bath.
The first floor landing has a step up and this is the same size step down, between bedrooms 1 and 3.
Bedroom 3, the twin room.
Hobnob is No 1 Stable Courtyard, the building in front of you, with parking to the right.
As you sweep up the drive, the mansion house is in front of you, formerly owned by Sir Henry Peek.
The enclosed garden of Hobnob, faces the south west and catches the sun all day.
The whole of the Rousdon Estate is beautifully landscaped, Hobnob looks out over the church, rebuilt in the late 1800s by Sir Henry Peek.
Jacob's Ladder at Sidmouth, a little further along the coast, at the top of the steps you will find a lovely restaurant and tea shop.
The grand sea front at nearby Regency Sidmouth, a delightful town to explore.
You will pass River Cottage HQ on your journey to Hobnob, why not enrol for a cookery course or book for a special meal?
Miller's farm shop, an Aladdin's cave for food lovers, crammed with local produce and treats from France!
The nearby village of Beer is an active fishing port and you can buy the catch of the day from the wet fish shop on the beach.
This little heritage tram runs between historic Colyton down to the Jurassic Coast at Seaton, travelling along the River Axe through two nature reserves.
Tranquil Axmouth where you can sit and watch the world go by.
These magnificent cliffs are at West Bay, filming location for the TV series Broadchurch.
Stunning Durdle Door, iconic geological features along this stretch of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast.
Award-winning Felicity's farm shop, full of holiday goodies.
Over the nearby border into Dorset, Seatown, with Golden Cap in the background and the wonderful Anchor Inn in the foreground.
Hix Oyster and Fish House in Lyme Regis serves fabulous food with magnificent views. Hix offers a 10% discount to Classic Cottages guests for groups of 6 or less. Please show booking information.

Hobnob

4130

3.3 miles W of Lyme Regis / Sleeps 6 + 2 cots*

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7 Nights from  £737

December 2018

A very comfortable, warm and modern house. Dog friendly with all the hard surface flooring downstairs. The owners were very friendly and welcoming and were happy to be contacted if we required anything. We didn't, everything went very smoothly. We were particularly impressed with the huge Christmas tree (with lights and decorations) in the hallway and attractive Christmas decorations around the house. Plus delicious food items on arrival and even treats for the dogs.

September 2018

Fantastic cottage and location. Well-appointed kitchen. Local estate and village bakery are excellent, and Lyme / Seaton etc are a short drive. One of the best properties I've stayed in.

June 2018

An excellent property in a superb tranquil setting on a private estate. Beautiful garden views over the private church at the bottom of the garden and lovely walks around the estate.

The owner was a delight to deal with - very helpful and had clearly given much thought to the decor and excellent facilities provided. Her mum had also provided a cream tea for our arrival which was very welcome after an 8 hour journey !

A top property, owner and location.

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