Louma Vineyard

Meals are served in the Farm House dining room and the Main Barn and are included in every stay. The menus draw on produce from the estate's gardens, and the chefs receive weekly updates on what is at its peak.

Bedrooms in the restored farmhouse, whose picture windows look from the country garden down through the vineyards to the sea. The library, drawing room and terrace share the view. Every stay includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, served in the Farmhouse or the Main Barn.

Apartments converted from the original farm stables, each with a tall, open-plan interior under a wood-clad ceiling, a kitchen and a wood-burning stove. Each opens onto a private garden terrace with its own wood-fired hot tub.

Studio apartments and two-bedroom cottages in farm barns restored with the original Dorset chert. Some look out to the sea and others open directly onto the vineyard. The two cottages each have a private terrace.

Huts hand-crafted from locally sourced materials in the nearby Blackdown Hills, looking over the grazing fields to the sea. In the doubles the huts are joined by a glass walkway, with indoor and outdoor showers and a wood-fired hot tub. The singles have a pull-down bed and a wood-burning stove.

A self-contained lodge behind the Farmhouse, between it and the Wellness Barn, reached down wooden steps and with its own private garden. The lounge and both bedrooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, and there is a full kitchen and a wood burner.