Larch Barn, North Perrott
ID: S236499
- Bedrooms 2
- ・ Sleeps 4
- ・ Pets No
About this property
Situated in the pretty village of North Perrott, this beautifully converted barn offers bright, airy accommodation whilst enjoying open views over neighbouring fields.
Nestled on the edge of North Perrott, Larch Barn sits within its own meadow. It is perfect for young families with plenty of space for children to play in the large garden, it is also romantic bolthole for couples to enjoy all year round.
A short distance away is access to The Liberty Trail and The Parrett Trail - a haven for walkers. You are also within walking distance of a great foodie pub, a perfect place to enjoy a drink or meal. The village has a Coffee and Farm shop. The market town of Crewkerne with its independent shops and cafes is just a short distance. There are many National Trust properties in the surrounding area, museums, and attractions to suit all tastes. The property is well located, just 35 minutes from West Bay on the famous Jurassic Coast and six miles from the pretty town of Beaminster. With easy access from the A303, Larch Barn is a perfect escape for the weekend.
Nearby points of interest
- Fleet Air Arm Museum
- Lyme Regis Museum
- Haynes International Motor Museum
Reviews (44)
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J & D - Yorkshire
This barn is so well-appointed and comfortable, we have had a very relaxing and enjoyable stay. We have had five sunny, warm days with just one morning of rain. Everyone in the area is very friendly and helpful. We particularly like Lyme Regis, enjoyed a 6 mile walk thanks to a magazine article supplied by Caroline (thanks Caroline). We thought West Bay one of the most dismal seaside places we have ever visited, even in the sun!! We enjoyed our Hardy experience - walking from Hardy's cottage to Max Gate and back. It's easier to walk from Max Gate to the cottage as the signage is clearer and prominent.
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The B family - Middlesex
A really lovely break. We visited Bridport and West Bay. The fresh cod and chips in West Bay was delicious. Lyme Regis was a fantastic seaside town, filled with great shops and restaurants and lots of things to do with children. Montacute House is also worth a visit. Super break - thanks very much. PS - I loved the lavender outside, the scent was amazing.
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The W family - Berkshire
What a lovely little barn. The children enjoyed the horses, goats, bees, slugs and all the other wildlife they could find! Breakfast at the Railway Carriage Cafe is fantastic and sets you up for the day. If the carriage is full, the double decker bus is better still for the view on the top deck. Enjoyed every minute, thank you.