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Located in the heart of Branscombe village in the South West of England, this delightful wisteria-clad period stone cottage sleeps 5 people in 3 bedrooms. The area is ideal for beachcombers and walkers, with coastal paths leading to nearby Beer and Sidmouth. Branscombe is situated on the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Coastline, surrounded by National Trust land. The cottage features a nautical theme, designer furnishings, front and back gardens, and a parking space.
The open plan lounge/dining room is luxuriously furnished with oak furniture, a large dining table, TV, DVD player, and music system. The fully equipped kitchen includes a dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge freezer, and microwave. The first bedroom has a double bed, the second bedroom has a double bed, and the single bedroom has a full-sized single mattress on a cabin bed. The family bathroom includes a bath with overhead shower. Well-behaved dogs are welcome for an additional fee, and short breaks are available from November to February.
Branscombe is a haven for walkers and birdwatchers, with plenty of activities in the surrounding area. Nearby attractions include the tram in Seaton, the donkey sanctuary, Honiton market town known for Honiton lace, Sidmouth's beach and folk festival, and Beer's pebble beach, quarry, and caves. The area is also home to historical landmarks such as Exeter Cathedral and Windsor Castle. Local towns and villages to visit include Sidmouth, Dawlish Warren, Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Honiton, and Budleigh Salterton. Lyme Regis, featured in the Domesday Book, offers a glimpse into the UK's heritage with its historic landmarks and fossil-rich cliffs.
This seaside cottage in Seaton is located near local attractions such as Cadhay, Marine Theatre, Pecorama, The Donkey Sanctuary, Seaton Jurassic, and Norman Lockyer Observatory. The cottage offers a comfortable and convenient base for exploring the stunning coastline and historical landmarks of the South West of England.
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