This delightful and quaint 19th Century cottage is situated in the heart of the village of Uplyme on the outskirts of Lyme Regis. Sympathetically modernised, while retaining all of its character and charm, the property has been recently refurbished to a high standard. As well as preserving its lovely period feel the owners have introduced some very attractive features including exposed stone walls and original wooden beams. To the rear, there are patio and decked seating areas where you can sit and enjoy the sun all day long. Numerous footpaths and bridleways are within easy reach, including a delightful riverside walk to Lyme Regis seafront which takes around 30 minutes. Although the property does not have a designated parking space there is ample on road parking less than 80 yards from the cottage. In the village there is a small general store/petrol station, a children's playground next to the village cricket ground and tennis courts and a public house which serves good food, all a few minutes walk away.
At any time of year this cottage is an ideal base to enjoy all that this beautiful part of the Jurassic Coast has to offer.GROUND FLOOREntrance hallOpen plan lounge, kitchen and diner Patio and decked sunny seating areas with furnitureFIRST FLOORBed 1: Double bed and single bed with ensuite bathroom: Bath, shower over bath, w.cParking on road nearby - not allocatedUtilities includedLinen and towels included - beds made upNot supplied, please bring or hire; Stairgate available on request.TV - WiFi - ELECTRIC OVEN/HOB - FRIDGE WITH ICEBOX - WASHING MACHINE - MICROWAVE - GAS CENTRAL HEATING - HAIRDRYER On the outskirts of Lyme Regis but a village with with an identity in its own right is Uplyme. Surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside, the area is popular with local walkers keen to take in the fauna & flora. Follow the old Bluebell Line or walk past the viaduct at Cannington - a stunning piece of architecture straddling the valley. With a great many amenities including The Talbot Inn village pub, village hall, a church, play park, cricket club, tennis courts, petrol station and post office store, stocking a good supply of produce including locally sourced bread, wine, beer and cider.
A picturesque 30-minute riverside walk will take you into Lyme Regis. Short breaks are available outside of peak summer and school holiday weeks. If a property, during these weeks, still has availability 2 weeks before the arrival date short breaks will automatically become available to book online. If you are unable to find your required dates then please contact us on 01297 443363 or email@lymebayholidays.co.uk and the sales team will be able to advise on any flexibility on the standard breaks. Our standard short breaks are:- 3 nights weekend break – Friday to Monday (Friday changeover property) or Saturday to Tuesday (Saturday changeover property) 4 nights midweek break – Monday to Friday (Friday changeover property) or Tuesday to Saturday (Saturday changeover property) Weekend Break (3 nights) Midweek Break (4 nights) Apparently we spend around a third of our lives in bed so it’s worth putting some thought into getting the right one. At Carpetright we offer a wide range of quality beds and mattresses including supportive divan beds, storage ottoman beds and stylish bed frames.
Choose from a range of sizes and comfort levels online or in store and sleep right every night. We stock beds from leading bed brands including Silentnight, Sealy and Sleepeezee. Beds Extras & Services At Carpetright we make choosing and ordering a bed easy at every step. Order online or if you’re unsure why not visit us in store to try out our beds and get expert advice on the divan beds, ottoman beds, bed frames, mattresses and headboards within our range. Remove the hassle of disposing of your old bed by choosing our bed recycling service. We also offer great delivery options and even have mattresses you can take home today from store. Beds Expertise & Advice View our helpful beds buying guide Caring for your new bed Carpetright bed and mattress recycling serviceA woman was turned away from the checkout at her local Asda store when she tried to pay for her £100 weekly shop in £2 coins.Joanne Bath, of Gosport, Hants, was left fuming after staff refused to accept the 50 coins and told her to come back with notes instead.
The 45-year-old ice cream lady, stormed off to see the manager, who said there shouldn't have been a problem and gave her a £15 voucher as a way of saying sorry. Frozen out: Ice cream lady Joanne Bath, was turned away at the checkout of her local Asda store when she tried to pay for her £100 shop with fifty But when she went back to her trolley 10 minutes later to pay for her shopping, she discovered staff had put most of it back on the shelves. Joanne, who runs a Mr Whippy van, said 'I was furious because I had already spent an hour and a half doing my shopping.'Every week I usually use £2 coins to pay for shopping in that store so it completely baffled me that they refused the money this time around.'I don't understand why someone wasn't able to count the money whilst I was being served at the till. Most of the money I make comes in the form of coins. After complaining to the manager Joanne was given a £15 voucher as an apology 'I try to bank some of it but I like to use my debit card for bills.
I'm livid about the whole situation.'Joanne was told to change her money at the Coinstar change machine in the store - it gives you a receipt which is then swapped for notes at customer services.Joanne said 'It's a ridiculous system. If I had loads of pennies then I would have understood but I didn't. A lot of people use £1 and £2 coins for their shopping.'I was so angry that they had put most of my shopping back on the shelves. I just walked out. I definitely won't be going back again. 'It means I've had to find another day to do my shopping. The staff said some of the items needed to be put back in the freezer compartments. But I had only been gone 10 minutes. It's not good enough.'An Asda spokeswoman said 'We apologise to Joanne for the mix-up. 'We should have taken payment using the coins and we are sorry that we messed up this time.'We have given Joanne a £15 voucher and hope to see her back in store, coins or no coins, soon.'For more than 100 years Marquis & Moore have been making beds of the very highest quality, using only the finest materials.