Part of a thatched farmhouse, this cottage offers a scenic country stay on the Golden Cap.
© National Trust / Mike Henton
Part of a thatched farmhouse, this cottage offers a scenic country stay on the Golden Cap.
Beech is one of St Gabriel’s Cottages, a row of holiday homes on the site of a former hamlet. Situated on the Golden Cap estate, the views from the cottage are outstanding.
With the South West Coast Path directly outside the cottage, walking routes are predictably impressive. Enjoy a day scaling the cliffs along the Jurassic Coast.
Down at sea level, the area plays host to lots of family-friendly beaches and secluded coves. Why not try your hand at fossil hunting? There are still countless treasures to be found strewn along the beach.
Careful driving on approach and arrival in daylight advisable. Shared parking behind cottage. Shared lawn to rear. Accessibility questions? Email holiday.enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk or call us on 0344 800 2070.
Kitchen/dining room and sitting room with huge inglenook fireplace which houses an electric woodburner-style fire.
Two bedrooms (1 double and 1 triple) and bathroom with electric shower over bath.
Heating: Gas central heating included.
Parking: There is a car park located behind the cottage which is shared with the Elm, Oak and Ash Cottages and is large enough for approximately 12 cars.
Garden: There is a shared lawn area to the rear.
Television/Signal: A satellite television system ensures good reception and a range of digital channels.
Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm at this cottage.
Please note: The mixed surface track to the cottage has steep sections, sharp bends and only a few passing places. It is advisable to arrive in daylight as careful driving is required on approach to this cottage.
Please Note: There is no stairgate at this property.