Westover Farm Cottages
Westover Farm Cottages is a
member of the British Tourism Board and provide three and four star self
catering holiday accommodation. We are situated
in the quiet rural village of Wootton Fitzpaine, and are 1½ miles from
the Jurassic coastline at Charmouth. Historical Lyme Regis, famous for its Cobb and ancient harbour is only
3 miles away.
We have four cottages available for let;
Meerhay,
Barn,
Cider, and
Longlands all providing quality self-catering accommodation.
Children
and Pets are welcome.
The Marshwood Vale and the Jurassic coast at Charmouth (Cottages
mid right)
( Click on availability on the top menu bar)
Cottage Price Guide: 2008
Low Season from £240per week
High Season to a maximum of £795 per week
Short breaks are available from £95
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Wootton Fitzpaine and
surrounding area
Picturesque Wootton Fitzpaine is surrounded by beautiful countryside,
deep rural lanes and is within walking distance of the famous fossil
beach and World Heritage Coast at Charmouth. It is a perfect place in
which to enjoy the peace and quiet of the country, set in an area of
outstanding natural beauty.
Longlands Cottage and
Meerhay Cottage are
situated on the edge of the village.
Barn and
Cider Cottages stand adjacent to our working farm.
Within a very short distance there are many interesting walks with
breathtaking clifftop views, as well as charming, secluded haunts.
Visitors can enjoy the varied flora and fauna, and and the local area
offers a superb setting for
activities such as golf, bowling, sailing,
fishing, pony trekking and biking.
Charmouth is a small coastal village with a safe beach, popular with
swimmers in summer and walkers the whole year round. There is a Heritage
coast centre on the seafront that provides interactive displays of our
prehistoric history and guided fossil walks (open Feb-Sept). Lyme
Regis is a picturesque and historic seaside town set in an area of
outstanding natural beauty.
Visitors can meander around the narrow streets, and browse leisurely in
the fascinating bookshops, art galleries, curio shops and the wonderful
museum. There is a large number of quality restaurants which serve
local food, and literary connections with famous authors such as Thomas
Hardy, Jane Austen and John Fowles, "The French Lieutenant's Woman".
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