Built in the 16th Century by Elizabethan textile merchant William Starre, this beautiful self-contained annex forms part of Starre House—the oldest home in the coastal village of Beer. Thoughtfully renovated, the retreat offers a seamless blend of original character and refined modern comfort, from satiny oak floors and exposed stone walls to original trusses and soft lighting. The snug living room and well-equipped kitchen invite relaxed evenings in, while the spacious master bedroom features a sumptuous king-size bed with crisp linen. A cast iron bath within the room adds a luxurious, romantic touch, perfect after a day spent walking the Jurassic Coast. Intimate, atmospheric and beautifully styled, it’s an unforgettable seaside stay for two.