hay loft

Ground Floor

The house has 6 bedrooms on the ground floor, all with their own bathroom. 3 of the bedrooms are in the older part of the house and have historic features such as old elm beams, a large fireplace, and exposed hamstone walls. The other 3 rooms are in the newer part of the house which has been extended into the bank at the rear of the property and they sit below the rear terrace and garden

First Floor

The kitchen bi-fold doors open onto the rear south-facing terrace and garden where there is an outdoor dining table and chairs. The glass doors provide stunning views from the dining room, so whether to enjoy your meal from indoors or surrounded by nature will be a tough call to make.

Outside

There is a fire pit in the garden so guests can make the most of being in the Somerset countryside long into the evening, and a wood-fired hot tub allowing views across Dillington Park to the north for an indulgent soak. Dogs are welcome at Hay Loft and the garden is fenced.

Dogs

Hay Loft is happy to accept two dogs for a fee of £50 per dog. We kindly ask that your dog is never left unattended, and does not go on any furniture or in bedrooms.

Things To Do

– Dillington House is a 16^th century property just a short walk away, and has regular lectures, concerts and events. It is worth checking their schedule for upcoming events.
– Barrington Court is a Tudor Manor House and a National Trust property a 12-minute drive away.
– Dennis Chinaworks is a nice option to visit and has a fantastic tearoom, serving homemade light meals.
– The jaw-dropping Jurassic coast is a 40-minute drive, Lyme Regis being a perfect day trip.
– Local Somerset Cider producers that welcome visitors are Perry’s Cider and Julian Temperly’s Cider.