With its pretty whitewashed exterior and thatched roof Clare cottage is set near a trickling stream next to the historic Norman church of St. George in the heart of Georgeham village.
Putsborough surfing beach is a 25 minute walk via fields or via a lane. or 5 minute drive.
The Kings Arms and 17th century Rock Inn serving gastro pub food are 1 minute and a 4 minute walk away.

Putsborough surfing beach is a 25 minute walk via fields or via a lane. or 5 minute drive.
The Kings Arms and 17th century Rock Inn serving gastro pub food are 1 minute and a 4 minute walk away.

The space

Please also see our Skirr Cottage listing, this property is next door
to Clare cottage and is ideal for two families holidaying together.

Clare cottage has welsh slate floors throughout the downstairs. A cozy lounge area with tv and dining table.
The small galley kitchen has a range cooker with slate work top.
Upstairs there is original wood flooring throughout. The master bedroom is furnished simply, with a Victorian wrought iron bed, a full length mirror, a chest of drawers and an area to hang clothes.
The smaller bedroom has 2 full length L shaped bunk beds, which children love.
Beds are all made up with fresh crisp white cotton linen.
To the back of the cottage there is an outdoor hot shower, a great way to start a sunny day or to rinse off yourself and wetsuits after a hard day’s surf.
There is also a tin bath by an outside tap for soaking salty wet suits in.
To the front there is a mature cottage garden surrounded by an old Devon stone wall.
To the side there is a stream to sit beside and idle away the day with a good book or little snooze.

Guest access

Guests have sole access to the whole of Clare Cottage cottage and its gardens which include the outdoor shower and courtyard area at the back from where you can hear the trickling stream.
Plus sole access to your own well stocked walled cottage garden at the front.

Other things to note

Other things to note
Skirr Cottage next door to Clare Cottage was the home of the acclaimed writer Henry Williamson who is best known as the author of Tarka the Otter which won the Hawthornden prize for literature in 1928.The trickling stream close by the 2 cottages was probably the inspiration behind this great literary work.