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39 Fernhill Heights

Charmouth, Dorset
Ref: Q5006

Quality Rating 78%

Assessor's Comment: beautifully presented and well equipped with good attention to detail

3 STAR - (65 - 74%)

Good level of quality & comfort.

4 STAR - (75 - 89%)

Excellent standard throughout.

5 STAR - (90 -100%)

Exceptional with a degree of luxury.

SILVER AWARD – An accolade at 3 star for those properties achieving consistently high standards throughout but unable to attain 4 stars due to restricted space in one or more areas.

GOLD AWARD – Awarded to properties reflecting a high level of quality within their overall grading, putting them at the higher end of their current grading. These properties reflect a higher level of quality and comfort throughout.

GOLD 5 STAR AWARD – The highest possible accolade, awarded to those properties which provide an exceptional standard throughout with a high degree of luxury.

From £320 to £690 for 7 nights

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Key Features

Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Welcome Hamper
No Children
Internet Access
No Pets
Parking
Swimming Pool

Description
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This cosy self-contained holiday home enjoys a quiet setting, conveniently situated between the coastal village of Charmouth and the historic town of Lyme Regis.

Set behind the Fernhill Hotel, the warmly furnished accommodation offers a spacious open plan living room with fitted kitchen area, one double bedroom and a separate bathroom providing an ideal base for couples wanting to explore the world renowned Jurassic Coast and this beautiful part of Dorset. A welcome pack for your arrival ensures a great start to your holiday and will include milk, tea and a selection of locally sourced produce and treats.

Guests are welcome to use the hotel restaurant and bar and can also enjoy use of the outdoor swimming pool which is open from May through to September. Perfect for a break at any time of the year, the property enjoys easy access to the coastal footpath and golf course and buses from the hotel entrance provide regular services to Charmouth, Lyme Regis, Bridport, West Bay and beyond.

Please note: There is no cot space in this property.

GROUND FLOOR
Open plan lounge with dining area and fitted galley kitchen
Bed 1: Double bed
Bathroom: Bath, shower over bath, w.c.
Small patio area with furniture
Communal grounds

GENERAL INFORMATION
Parking off-road for several cars
Utlities included
Linen included - bed made up
Towels not supplied - bring or hire

FACILITIES

TV SKY BASIC/DVD/CD
WiFi
Electric oven with grill & ceramic hob
Fridge (no ice box, no freezer at property)
Microwave
Dishwasher
Electric heating
Washing machine & tumble dryer on site (coin operated)

This cosy self-contained holiday home enjoys a quiet setting, conveniently situated between the coastal village of Charmouth and the historic town of Lyme Regis.

Please note: There is no cot space in this property.

GROUND FLOOR
Open plan lounge with dining area and fitted galley kitchen
Bed 1: Double bed
Bathroom: Bath, shower over bath, w.c.
Small patio area with furniture
Communal grounds

GENERAL INFORMATION
Parking off-road for several cars
Utlities included
Linen included - bed made up
Towels not supplied - bring or hire

FACILITIES

TV SKY BASIC/DVD/CD
WiFi
Electric oven with grill & ceramic hob
Fridge (no ice box, no freezer at property)
Microwave
Dishwasher
Electric heating
Washing machine & tumble dryer on site (coin operated)

About Dorset (Charmouth)

Considered a gateway to the World Heritage Site, Charmouth has one of the finest fossil beaches in Europe. The Heritage Coast Centre on the seafront is the best place to discover more about the area's dramatic geology, pick up fossil-hunting tips or get involved in the many natural history activities that run year-round, from fossil-finding weekends to rock-pool rambles.

You could even visit the towering Black Ven cliff, between Charmouth and Lyme Regis, where Mary Anning famously discovered the first ichthyosaur skeleton when she was just 12 years of age. Follow in Mary's footsteps and keep your eyes open for Ammonites, Belemnites, ichthyosaur bones and the interestingly named Devil's Toenails!

Not interested in fossil-hunting? Then why not try a spot of sea-fishing (the area is rich in bass) or some walking (perhaps through the stunning, unspoiled National Trust estate of Golden Cap, the highest point on the south coast). And if all you want to do is kick back in the sun, then head for East Beach, with its golden, pebbly sand and river lagoon.

The village itself is relaxed and picturesque, and there are several good pubs, cafes and restaurants which cater to all tastes. So whether you fancy some fresh, sustainable seafood or a traditional English breakfast, there'll be something to satisfy just a short stroll away.

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