House of Ammonite

The villa

House of Ammonite is a spacious and well - considered townhouse in Lyme Regis, designed to accommodate up to ten guests across five bedrooms. With its generous proportions and flexible layout, it’s particularly well suited to family gatherings, group holidays, and celebratory stays on the Jurassic Coast.

The house is arranged to make shared time easy, with a welcoming sitting room and a fully equipped kitchen forming the heart of the home. Practical additions such as a separate utility and boot room are especially useful after days spent by the sea or out on coastal walks, helping to keep the living spaces relaxed and organised.

Bedrooms are set across the upper floors, offering a mix of super king, double and twin configurations to suit a variety of group setups. Two of the rooms benefit from en - suite bathrooms, while additional bath and shower rooms ensure comfort and convenience for larger parties.

Modern features including Smart TV, Apple TV, Wi - Fi and a Bluetooth speaker cater to laid - back evenings, while a working fireplace adds a cosy element during cooler seasons. Outside, the enclosed grounds provide space to sit and unwind, with the added benefit of private parking and an electric car charging point.

Within easy reach of Lyme Regis’ beach, harbour and town centre, House of Ammonite offers a practical and well - positioned base for exploring this much - loved stretch of Dorset coastline.

House of Ammonite is located in Lyme Regis, one of Dorset’s best - known coastal towns and part of the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From here, guests can make the most of a setting that combines historic character with easy access to the sea.

The town’s seafront is a central draw, with its sandy beach, family - friendly shoreline, and the iconic Cobb harbour, all within easy reach. Lyme Regis is also known for its long - standing connection to fossil hunting, and the beaches and cliffs nearby continue to attract visitors keen to explore this unique stretch of coastline.

Beyond the water, the town offers a good selection of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, alongside galleries and small cultural spots that reflect its creative community. Coastal walks are easily accessible, with routes leading east towards Charmouth and west along the cliffs, offering a mix of scenery and fresh sea air.

With its combination of beach, heritage, and walkable town centre, this location provides a well - rounded base for exploring both Lyme Regis and the wider Dorset coastline.