Yes, but please, please, please talk to us before booking. There is not an extensive area for young children to play in and we just want you to be aware of this to avoid disappointment.
Unfortunately, No. We have Muddy who is a brown and white border collie who thinks he owns the whole of Dorset. I’m afraid he couldn’t cope with the competition!
Accessibility
Midlands Farm Holiday Cottages are buildings that are over 200 years old and consequently are not as accessible as we would ideally like them to be and nor is it possible to significantly alter their fabric as they fall within the curtailage of Midlands Farm, which is Grade 2 listed building and within the Chideock conservation area.
Please talk to us about any additional needs and will do our best to accommodate or advise on alternative accommodation if we really aren’t the best destination for your party.
Directions to Midlands Farm
From the East
From Honition/Axminster direction, you will approach Chideock via the A35. On entering the village, look out for the church on the left and the Clock pub on the right (opposite). Duck Street is the first turn right just after The Clock. Proceed along this road just a few meters and you will see Midlands Farm driveway on your right.
From the West
From Dorchester/Bridport direction you will be approaching Chideock via the A35. Travel through the village, continue past the pedestrian crossing in the centre of the village and then look for the church on your right as you go uphill. Duck Street turning is opposite the church on the left hand side. Proceed along the road just a few meters and you will see Midlands Farm driveway on your right.