Sidmouth on the Devon Coast

The Coach House (suitable for up to 4 people ) Friday Change Over Converted from the original Coach House, this delightful cottage has a comfortable lounge on the ground floor. A few stairs lead to a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area. On the first floor there is a large sunny bedroom with 2 single beds, which can be linked to form a 6ft double bed, if required. There is also a single bedroom and a separate shower room and WC. This cottage also has it's own private deck and outside entertainment area. Hemphaye Cottage (suitable for up to 6 people) Saturday Change Over A charming detached three storey late 17th Century cottage. An entrance hall leads into the lounge which leads into a beautiful lantern conservatory dining room and a fully fitted kitchen. Twin bedded room on the first floor, separate large bathroom with shower cubicle, bath and WC. On the second floor; a twin bedded room with en-suite shower and WC, and a third bedroom with a double-bed. Magnolia Cottage (suitable for up to 6 people) Saturday Change Over Built originally as a Victorian addition to Littlecourt. An entrance hall leads to a large lounge, dining room and kitchen. There is a ground floor bedroom with twin beds and an en-suite shower room and WC. On the first floor are a further two bedrooms, each with a double bed and an-suite shower room and WC. Courthaye Cottage (suitable for up to 4 people) Saturday Change Over A tastefully furnished dining room with a separate fully fitted kitchen and a separate living area . On the first floor there are two spacious en-suite bedrooms. Cherry Tree Cottage (suitable for up to 2 people) Friday Change Over A very attractive one bedroom spacious ground floor cottage. There is a large sitting room, separate dining area and fully fitted kitchen. The bedroom has twin beds, which can be linked to form a 6ft double bed if required and en-suite shower room and WC.

Five luxury self-contained cottages,
furnished to a high standard

Sleeping 2 to 6 people

ETC 4 star accommodation

A delightful complex of Luxury Cottages in Sidmouth, forming part of an Historic Regency House, set in secluded surroundings a few minutes walk from the sea and town.

The Cottages are set in beautifully maintained tranquil gardens, with many pleasant seating areas in which to relax and unwind.

An area of peace and tranquillity in today’s fraught world . . .

Breathtaking coastal and country walks nearby. Explore the fascinating Jurassic Coast

The East Devon and Dorset World Heritage Site is right on your doorstep

Sidmouth on the Devon Coast

Self catering Cottages

The five luxury self-contained cottages, are furnished to a high standard. They range in sizes from one to three bedrooms, each having its own individual character and charm.

Each has a comfortable living and dining area, a fully fitted kitchen equipped with fridge, oven, and a microwave. All cottages are centrally heated and have colour Freeview Digital TVs, Videos and music centres. Most bedrooms are en-suite and we supply duvets and bed linen at no extra charge.

The Cottages, which form part of the Historic Regency House, are set in beautifully maintained tranquil gardens, with many pleasant seating areas in which to relax and unwind. We have now won the Britain In Bloom award for the third year running.

SIDMOUTH EAST DEVON

Sidmouth's attraction lies not only in the unspoilt and less commercialised town but also in the natural beauty of the coastline, countryside and the gardens which more than once have earned it the 'Britain in Bloom' award. The area is one of Britain's loveliest, for relaxing in, walking around the town, or touring more extensively in the West Country.

Explore the fascinating Jurassic Coast - recently designated a World Heritage Site (ranking alongside the Great Barrier Reef, and the Grand Canyon!), where the earth's history is displayed in the coastline's geology and spectacular fossils.

This area is an excellent touring base to visit the profusion of charming villages such as Branscombe and Beer. Explore the rolling countryside, majestic sweeps of moorland at Dartmoor and Exmoor, and visit the many fascinating National Trust properties including Killerton and Castle Drogo. The Historic towns of Lyme Regis, Ottery St Mary, Honiton (the Antiques Centre of the South West) and the Cathedral City of Exeter are all within easy reach.

The Littlecourt owes its historic beginnings to Charles II and his mistress Nell Gwyn. Their son was created 1st Duke of St. Albans and his direct descendant the 5th Duke built Violet Bank Cottage, which is now intact as part of Littlecourt Cottages. In 1802 the property was left to the 5th Duke's son Lord Amelius Beauclerk, Admiral of the Channel Fleet and attendant to King George III at Weymouth.