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Symondsbury Manor |
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Symondsbury Manor is a comfortable building. It was previously either a farmhouse or a monastry before being enlarged in 1620 into the present building. The accommodation sleeps a total of twenty-three adults but can be booked for just 14 and above in low season and 16 or 18 at other times (18 in high season - please see Terms and Conditions). Children are of course very welcome. There are also a number of good local Hotels and Bed and Breakfast facilities nearby and in the village if you want to have a larger party than can sleep at the Manor.
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The house contains a large number of paintings both contemporary and traditional which have been collected by the owner, who is himself a painter, over a period of time. The interior is colourful and comfortable and lends itself well to weekend house parties. Thomas Hardy came to tea here in 1883 and Symondsbury Manor has hosted a number of well known figures in the Arts in recent years.
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Catering for house parties can be arranged if required. The area is now well known for the River Cottage television series and there are consequently several exceptionally good local catering organisations (see Catering). We are happy to supply the names of local suppliers of logs for the open fires, flower arrangers, and the local sources of wines and beers. There are three supermarkets in Bridport and a number of local bakers, fishmongers and greengrocers and a thriving farmer’s market. |
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