A fabulous property with a holiday feel in the heart of Lyme Regis, well equipped and sleeping 5 guests. Short walk to seafront, beach and shops. Wi-Fi. Parking.
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Front door leads ito
Dining room and Lounge with lovely wooden floors, shuttered windows, dining table and chairs as well as a comfortable sofa in which to relax.
The hallway from the dining room leads to: Kitchen with breakfast bar and stools, electric oven and induction hob, Nespresso coffee machine, milk frother, dishwasher and washing machine, fridge/ freezer.
Refurbished outdoor toilet.
Steep and narrow stairs from the hallway to the first floor lead to
Additional lounge with comfortable sofas and chairs, Freeview TV including ‘catch-up’ and Netflix.
Family bathroom equipped with a superb walk in shower, WC and washbasin.
Bedroom 1 with 3ft single bed.
Further stairs lead to
Bedroom 2 with 3ft twin beds
Bedroom 3 with a King size bed.
Sunnyside is a delightful 18th Century town house, in a superb location in the heart of Old Lyme Regis, just 150m from the seafront promenade, beach, shops and pubs. Ideally located in the historic Coombe Street and only a stones throw away from all the local amenities. Full of character, light and airy, tastefully decorated and furnished in a coastal theme. Its appealing charm echoes throughout. The property is close to the Town Mill bakery and the pretty River Lym walk. A wonderful seaside property, with its central location and parking nearby, allowing you to enjoy all that this traditional seaside town has to offer.
Lyme Regis itself is a truly fantastic place. Situated on the magnificent UNESCO Jurassic Coast, it's known as the pearl of Dorset and upon visiting, it's easy to see why. A famous spot for fossil hunters worldwide, it also sits on the South West Coast Path and offers a whole host of wonderful hikes and walks nearby.
Lyme Regis' sheltered south-facing beaches are safe for both children and water sport enthusiasts, with great fishing and leisure boat opportunities available from the Cobb harbour. It has a fantastic food and music scene and is often used as a prime filming location.
There are also vast amounts of festivals and events happening in the town throughout the year. Some of the bigger ones include the jazz and folk festivals, Food Rocks, Regatta & Carnival Week and Lifeboat Week which offers a week of fun, games, music and displays for all the family. Of course, there are also loads of smaller events happening as well!
Please note: Due to age of this property the first and top floors are accessed via a narrow and steep staircase which may be unsuitable for a guest with mobility issues. An access statement is available upon request should you wish to check the property's suitability for your party.
Outside
A door from the kitchen leads to the small outdoor patio area to the rear of the property, equipped with outdoor furniture, shed housing beach goods and a barbecue. There is also a refurbished outdoor toilet.
The local area
The picturesque seaside resort of Lyme Regis, with its relaxed pace of life and genteel, old-world charm is a wonderful place to escape and unwind. Situated on the dramatic Jurassic Coast, on the border between Dorset and Devon, visitors to the town will appreciate the natural beauty of the setting nestled in rolling countryside, with miles of stunning coastal scenery right on their doorstep.
The town itself is famous for its iconic Cobb, a curving harbour wall dating back to the 13th century that is also a great spot for crabbing, fishing, or taking a boat trip to admire the magnificent views from the water. At the far end of the Cobb you’ll find the Lyme Regis Aquarium featuring a variety of local marine life, including crabs, seahorses and (at the time of writing) an 80-year-old lobster!
The Lyme Regis Museum is certainly worth a visit, and afterwards, why not use your new-found local knowledge to find a few fossils of your own along the ancient coast, or take part in a guided fossil walk to uncover some relics from the ancient cliffs around the town, which are continuously being eroded by the sea.
Lyme Regis is the perfect place to while away a pleasurable afternoon strolling through the historic 14th century old town which is brimming with characterful shops, tempting tea rooms and quirky galleries. Then enjoy a lively evening at the sea front theatre, or at one of many outstanding bars and restaurants serving locally caught fish and locally produced culinary treats.
If you fancy a beach day, the town's Cobb beach is popular with families, but there are several more beautiful beaches to discover nearby, including Charmouth beach, Chesil beach and Weymouth beach.
Meanwhile, for a family day out, there are several attractions within easy reach, including the Axe Valley Wildlife Park, Seaton Tramway and Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary, all of which are just over the border in East Devon.
A holiday cottage in Lyme Regis allows you to take full advantage of all this lovely seaside town has to offer, whilst being a great base to explore this beautiful corner of Dorset and East Devon.
Parking
Permit parking is provided for Woodmead car park. Please note: Parking space is not guaranteed. Permit must be displayed at all times.
Electric Cars – Please note that this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.
Additional information
Included: Bed linen, towels (Please bring your own beach towels), Wi-Fi, electricity, gas central heating.
Smoking/Vaping: Not permitted.
Telephone: Mobile reception mixed.
Electric Cars: Please note that this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.
Pets: Regret no pets.
Local Facilities: Lyme Regis beach, shops, restaurants and pubs: 2 minutes walk.
Short Breaks: Sorry, this property does not allow short breaks.
