This pretty terrace cottage, dating back to the 1840's, lies close to Charmouth Beach and local amenities, in a beautiful region of Dorset. Offering a characterful interior, Jasmine Cottage welcomes up to six people looking to escape for a coastal break to Dorset. After a day on the beach, wash away the sand in the bathroom before heading to the kitchen to whip up a tasty meal, housing an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, plus a handy washing machine and tumble dryer, so you can pop your clothes on a wash and dry. Make yourself at home in the lounge, curling up on the sofa before the Smart TV and woodburning stove. During the summer, make the most of the rear enclosed patio garden with surrounding rose bushes and trees, where you can enjoy a cold beverage whilst your canine companion stretches their legs. The first bedroom is a twin and is situated on the ground-floor, whilst there is a further twin and king-size room upstairs, enhanced with homely furnishings and wardrobe space. When you’re ready to explore, Jasmine Cottage is just a short walk to Charmouth Beach, where you can begin to discover the beauty of the Jurassic Coast. Go rock pooling, fossil hunting or simply relax on the golden sands that all ages will love or visit the Marine Centre with displays and films of fossils and fish found locally. When your hunger picks up, grab a bite to eat at one of the many popular eateries, such as The Rockpoint and SWIM, resting on the seafront. Keen walkers will be spoilt for choice here; embark on a bike across the stunning South West Coastal Path, admiring Golden Cap along the way, which is sure to deliver stunning views of the Jurassic Coast. Jasmine Cottage is perfectly placed to enjoy the best of Dorset.

World-famous for its fossils on the renowned Jurassic Coast, Charmouth is an unspoiled seaside community with a wonderful beach that is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Discover the stunning views of the shore and countryside along the South West Coastal Path. Around Golden Cap, Langdon Hill, and Stonebarrow Hill, there are several wonderful treks. Beautiful gardens, breathtaking views, and a cobb wall encircling the harbour may all be found in Lyme Regis. With the beach, fishing, sailing, shopping, restaurants, bars, tearooms, museums, theatres, and a fossil hunter's paradise, there is enough to do and see.

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