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Sea Tree House
18 Broad Street, Lyme Regis, Dorset, DT7 3QETelephone: 01297 442244
English Tourism Council 4 Stars
 Welcome to a world of seahorse and sunsets where the full force of nature enveloped the senses. Welcome to a world of forests and fossils, history, quaint tea shops, legends and love. Lyme Regis is an area of outstanding natural beauty. There are countless secluded haunts and walks far away from crowds, madding or otherwise! And views from the cliff tops along Dorset's coastal path are simply breathtaking. |
| Famous for the Cobb, an ancient harbour, Lyme Regis itself has many faces. The bay is world renowned as a source of fossils. The town is steeped in history and has literary connections with Thomas Hardy. It also provided the setting for the film "The French Lieutenant's Woman". Relax, wander around book stores, shops and galleries, dine at one of the many restaurants, visit country pubs, or do some serious walking. Whatever you choose to do, Lyme Regis offers an English holiday at its best. Sea Tree House is right in the heart of Lyme Regis with steps leading off Broad Street to the entrance. The three storey Georgian house dates back over 200 years and was lovingly restored by the owner, David Parker. |
| Arranged on each floor, the self-catering accommodation is in completely private, one-bedroomed apartments with individual kitchens and bathrooms. Within the calm and gentle atmosphere of Sea Tree House, all are uniquely different but they share the same standard of furnishings and elegant décor. |
| The apartments have magnificent, bright, sitting-rooms with panoramic views over the sea! The dining area in each window faces west, perfect for a romantic meal, lit first by the setting sun and then by candles. The view overlooking the Cobb is considered one of the best in Lyme Regis. |
| Lyme Regis has a cinema and a theatre, and locally there is a wealth of outdoor activities including fishing, golf, water sports and horse riding. Or you could just sit on the beach! |
| For those who like historic houses, Forde Abbey, Athelhampton and Montacute are easy to get to. Thomas Hardy's former home is at Higher Bockhampton. Dorchester is approximately 25 miles east of Lyme and has a weekly market. Other places of interest include Abbotsbury (village and swannery), Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum, Weymouth and Portland Bill, antique, craft, and lace shops in Honiton. |
| Weekly Holiday Starting Saturday | Price |
| 5th Jan - 12th Jan | £295 |
| 12th Jan - 15th March | £360 |
| 15th March - 24th May | £420 |
| 28th June - 19th July | £545 |
| 19th July - 30th August | £595 |
| 30th August - 20th Sept | £545 |
| 20th Sept- 4th Oct | £495 |
| 4th Oct - 18th Oct | £420 |
| 18th Oct - 1st Nov | £495 |
| 1st Nov - 29th Nov | £395 |
| 29th Nov - 20th Dec | £360 |
| 20th Dec - 3rd Jan | £525 |
| YOUR STAY AT SEA TREE HOUSE INCLUDES: 1. All Bed Lined (duvets), bath towels & hand towels. Please bring your own towels for the beach. 2. Full Central Heating & Lighting 3. Pay Phone 4. Kitchen is fully equipped with cooker, dishwasher, washing machine/dryer, microwave, toaster etc. (Everything to give you a relaxing holiday). 5. Colour TV 6. Car Parking 7. Cots and Highchair available 8. Pets by arrangement, £5 per day | |
| SHORT BREAKS Off season breaks from £195 (3 nights). Short breaks available during main season. Please phone for details | |
| APARTMENTS Both Tamarind and Tulip Tree Apartments are in an elevated position, with large lounge and bay windows overlooking the sea: TAMARIND TREE Ground floor sleeps up to 4. One twin-bedded and extra bed if required. Separate bathroom. Separate kitchen. French windows opening onto the garden. TULP TREE First floor. Sleeps up to 3. One double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Separate kitchen | |
| SPECIAL OCCASIONS - BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES, HONEYMOONS AND WEDDINGS. Sea Tree House can be booked exclusively by you for celebrations. Please contact well in advance. | |
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