Set on a working farm in the peaceful Blackdown Hills Area designated National Landscape, this beautifully restored barn conversion combines rustic charm with modern comfort offering a lovely bolthole for small families or groups of friends with owners living on site to offer farm tours if pre arranged. Wander footpaths from your doorstep through rolling countryside to the idyllic village of Dalwood, with its friendly pub and community shop just over a mile away. Journey 10 miles to Lyme Regis, which offers fossil-rich beaches and a vibrant seafront. Visit Axminster, only 3 miles from the barn, which is home to an array of independent shops or enjoy a day out in Seaton, with its vintage tramway through the Axe Valley. Explore Beer’s cliff-top walks and traditional fishing village charm both within 11 miles. Bridport ( 17 miles ) has many splendid offerings for a lovely day out. The Saturday market is famous for its unique treasures, antiques, vintage clothing, food and curiosities. Eype beach is a stone's throw from Bridport for safe beach swims and picnics.
Enter the bright, open-plan living area warmed by underfloor heating and a cosy wood burner. Floor-to-ceiling patio doors flood the space with natural light and extend the living area outdoors. Comfortable sofas, a Smart TV, and plenty of books and games make it perfect for quality downtime. Adjacent, the contemporary-styled kitchen comes fully equipped with everything you need to cook up holiday meals, enjoy dinners around the oak dining table, followed by an evening of board games. Tucked under the stairs is also a convenient WC. Upstairs, you’ll find two spacious rooms, a super-king-size bedroom boasting a TV for lazy evenings and an en-suite bathroom and WC. Across the hall, a zip-and-link twin room (which can be made into a king-size on request) adds flexibility for guests and also features an en-suite shower room and WC.
Outside, you’ll have access to a private patio space with seating and a BBQ. Surrounded by farm life, there's always something to catch your eye, from grazing cows and playful lambs to tractors working in the fields.