The White Cottage Bed & Breakfast, Colyton is a beautiful 15th century thatched cottage, formerly a large farm house that offers their guests an excellent place to unwind with well decorated, clean and comfortable accommodation. Enjoy a glass of something chilled on a summers evening in their sunny tranquil garden - guests may bring their own food and drinks.
The White Cottage prides itself on providing a choice of cosy, en-suite, single, double, twin or a 4 person family room with a hearty, traditional full English breakfast served up each morning in their dining room.
Plenty of parking is available on-site.
Sadly they are unable to welcome dogs into their Bed & Breakfast.
The White Cottage Bed & Breakfast is situated in the picturesque Axe Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty near the Devon and Dorset border, under 3 miles from the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site.
The scenic town of Lyme Regis and the Regency town of Sidmouth are less than 15 minutes drive, whilst the beautiful historic fishing town of Beer is just 5 minutes away. Colyton is a small town with a friendly village atmosphere. The local pubs are welcoming whilst the restaurant, general stores, butchers, pharmacy and post office are all within a short walk.
Set within beautiful unspoilt countryside, riverside and coastal walks prove very popular with the guests at White Cottage, whilst keen golfers can enjoy Axe Cliff golf course only 3 miles away, the views from the course along coastline can only be described as stunning!
Lyme Regis, Sidmouth and Honiton, all a short drive from The White Cottage offering yet more golfing challenges. The picturesque fishing village of Beer and the charming village of Branscombe are nearby and well worth a visit if time permits.
Accommodation Amenities
- Bar / Lounge
- Bathtub
- Bike Storage
- Breakfast Included
- Children Welcome
- Double Room
- DVD Player
- Family Room
- Off Road Parking
- Open Fire
- Shower
- Single Room
- Sun Terrace/Patio/Decking
- TV
- Twin Room
- WiFi
Distances are as the crow flies, and not by road. Distances via roads will be longer.
