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Check out the reviews for our light & comfortable Grade 11 listed Farmhouse on a rural family estate in the heart of Thomas Hardy country. Acres of grounds to explore including the safe south-facing enclosed garden with bbq, terrace & outside dining. Traditional farmhouse kitchen with Aga, 3 large reception rooms with wood burners. Beautiful walks, 15 mins from Jurassic coast. Loads to do in the area, footpaths and forest. Baby, child, & seniors friendly. Good dogs welcome, and loads of parking.

Our beautiful traditional Dorset farmhouse, comfortably sleeps 14, (plus babies under 2) and is set in large grounds, surrounded by rolling countryside. Located in the heart of Hardy Country and 15-20 minutes from the sea, it's the perfect location for a fabulous family celebration or holiday. England's first natural World Heritage Site; The Jurassic Coast, with its huge range of interesting beaches, is less than 20 minutes away. Bring your mountain bikes to follow the Puddletown Forest trails, half a mile from the house. Enjoy BBQ and cream-teas in the garden or hire a private chef to cook for you in our large country-style kitchen, complete with Aga. Dine in style at the Charles II table in the warm turquoise dining room, with portraits of our eccentric ancestors! Outside: play with our giant pik-a-stix, croquet, cricket, rounders & boules, or kick a football into the GOAL NET. (Please bring your own favourite ball). Indoors there's a library of contemporary reference, fiction, & DVDs, good wifi, a mini SNOOKER table, and a chest full of board games, Twister, jigsaws & chess. On chilly nights light the wood-burners in both the large sitting rooms, and snuggle down into our comfy, cosy sofas. Or use our collection of sheet music to play the piano, and recorder, and have a sing-song!

The Farmhouse is set in open countryside in its own grounds, far from the minor road, with three cottages some 300 yards away. It is one mile's walk (or two miles' drive) to Puddletown, which has an excellent gastropub The Blue Vinney (with playground), a Doctor's surgery, a vet, lovely church, a new eco-friendly village playground and tennis court and excellent butcher/post office/general store. Dorchester (6 miles) has Tesco, Waitrose, M&S and the usual range of shops as well as several rainy day attractions for the kids.

Bramble Barn is a beautiful 17th century barn conversion situated down a private road just 4 miles from Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and the Jurrasic Coast World Heritage Site. This large splendid brick barn has been converted into two identical properties creating accommodation of the highest standards throughout. Each barn has its own enclosed garden and a south facing terrace, ideal for eating out. Tadnoll Heath, a Dorset Wildlife Trust Reserve, lies just to the north.. Ample parking

On the doorstep of the world heritage site The Jurassic Coast. We also have the famous sites of Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, Monkey World and the Tank Museum on our door step. The Barn is self contained with a private enclosed garden and fully equipped kitchen. There is a log burner in the living room for those cold winter days. Logs will be provided for your arrival along with all the necessary tools for lighting it. Guests will have Wi-fi, Free sat internet TV and a Bose iPod docking station.

This gorgeous large studio apartment with separate entrance is contained within an historic Georgian house, minutes from the ocean. Peace and quiet are ensured by a large well tended front garden with off street parking. The accommodation has a spacious private patio, giving way to an established secluded garden. The apartment boasts a stylish fully fitted kitchen and leather Chesterfield sofa, chairs and a large comfy bed .

The Apartment is light and airy in the spring and summer months and warm and cosy in the fall and winter, with storage heating and a wood burning stove.

Glamping style accommodation in well insulated timber summer house in private garden of country cottage. Located in pretty village in the Purbecks Great starting point for glorious walks along the Jurrassic Coast. Located 3 miles from Lulworth Cove 2 nights minimum stay. Please read ‘the space ‘ section for more information on the facilities!

The summer house has a custom made bed with memory foam mattress, So not grandma's feather bed softness! shower room and kitchenette which contains microwave, fridge,kettle and toaster only (please note it is not a complete self catering apartment kitchenette does not contain cooker, hob, washing machine etc) There is a TV and outside seating area. NB To avoid disappointment this accommodation is for 1-2 adults only I cannot take families with children or babies. No dogs Please note no portable cookers or grills to be brought into the hut Please email for more details.

Lovely village with local village stores, church and village hall. Property within 3 miles of the Jurassic Coast walks Durdle Door Lulworth Cove. Village has access to many of the Purbeck walking paths. The Tank Museum, Monkey world. Abbotsbury, Lyme Regis , West Bay within an hour's driving.

Beautiful vintage bus with own cooking facilities including all utensils, tea, coffee, wood burner, solar power. Situated In the grounds of 13th Century Moated Manor House. Private Shower/compost toilet facilities next to bus. huge garden, treehouse, trampoline, fire pit. 10 mins to World Heritage Jurassic coast. 15 mins to weymouth Beach Great for family holidays. well behaved Pets welcome. We also have a Vintage Horse box available from 1st July for rent on Airbnb that sleeps 4 available.

Vintage bus in the grounds of the 13th century moated manor Moignes Court, with views across picturesque countryside. 10 minute drive to the World Heritage Jurrasic coast, with Dorset's famous beaches Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Guests have use of our huge communal garden, home to our resident dinosaur and dragon!! Moignes Court house and garden is also a venue for many community events, camps,social groups and workshops. for more information on the whole program of events here please contact us.

Owermoigne is a traditional, picturesque village, with thatched cottages, within 15 minutes driving distance to Weymouth seaside town, and County town Dorchester. 10 minute drive to beaches like Ringstead, Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Lots of beautiful local walks. Owermoigne village has 2 plant nurseries, Cider museum, Clock museum, farm shop and Texaco garage. Galton garden centre is within walking distance, and has a cafe serving breakfast, and lunch. There are many local pubs, that serve good food and drink.

Simple self-contained annexe attached to Grade II listed country house built 1840. Requisitioned by Canadians in World War II for D-Day landings. A peaceful retreat in the village of Osmington, Dorset. Very near the Southwest coastal footpath and the famous Jurassic coastline. Large garden available to enjoy. Minimum stay 2 nights. Not suitable for children under 5.

The whole space is self contained and has its own entrance. This is through the white gate at the top in photograph 6 showing side view of Artist's Retreat. Car parking available for 2/4 cars in front of the owner's house. The road leading up and out of the Annexe is a hard track - see photos. The main bedroom has a double bed looking out over garden. To enter the main bedroom you have to go through the space which has the 2 single beds. Bathroom is in a separate private space next to both bedrooms, and has a shower, loo and washbasin. Please note this property is NOT suitable for toddlers. (ie between the ages of one and five).

Quiet village location where the painter Sir John Constable honeymooned and painted. Close to many beautiful locations to interest the Thomas Hardy enthusiast including the cottage where he was born. It is located deep in the woods which are covered with bluebells around Easter. Many of the places mentioned below such as Maiden Castle and Weymouth Bay were used in the Julie Christie version of Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy. Stunning walks along Jurassic coast are easily accessible. You can head off on foot from Artist's Retreat and spend the day walking to and from Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove ( see photos). Swimming is also possible from various locations along the route. Osmington Mills is the nearest access to sea - 15 min walk from house or 3 mins by car. It also offers the Smugglers Inn where lunches and suppers are served. For others restaurants research Weymouth and Portland. The Oasis Cafe, 10mins drive away towards Weymouth and right on the beach does breakfast, brunch, lunch and suppers (weekends only). Wind and kite surfers use this beach to launch from. There is a good fish and chip shop (takeaway) called Stacey's, 5 mins drive away just down the main road at the bottom of the hill with the white horse etched out on the hillside. The Crab Shack Cafe close to Portland offers a more expensive fresh seafood meal (advisable to book). Weymouth Harbour which is very pretty and often hosts interesting old sailing boats offers other restaurants varying in price, including a Prezzos and fish and chips. It was also used in the 2017 film version of Dunkirk. Dorchester (20 mins drive) is another popular place to eat and has a Carluccios, Pizza Express, Cote and Wagamamas in the Old Brewery. For a 'vintage' and very friendly experience try Re-Loved on the main shopping street. Further afield is Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's River cafe near Axminster (advisable to book) but make a day out and visit Lyme Regis or Mapperton House (where the Cary Mulligan/Far from the Madding crowd was filmed) on the way. Beaminster near Bridport has the lovely Brassica restaurant which has excellent food at good prices (advisable to book). The South West Coast Path can be started from Osmington Mills if wished or Ringstead. One swiftly mounts to the higher and more dramatic cliffs at Whitenothe and then on to Bat's Head, Durdle Door and Lulworth. As a cliff walk it is without equal, an absolute roller coaster that gets even better to the east of Lulworth Cove which is owned by the MOD. (Before heading east of Lulworth make sure that the Lulworth Gunnery Range is open to the public. It is safe to walk when the red flags are not flying - ie. most weekends). The horseshoe hollow of Worbarrow Bay is every bit as lovely as Lulworth, after which the Purbeck coast throws up one surprise after another. First, the gaunt crags of Gad Cliff; then Kimmeridge and its marine reserve, followed by the Norman chapel on St Aldhelm’s Head and the tide-washed terraces of Dancing Ledge. And finally, beyond Swanage, the procession of sculpted cliffs and towering chalk stacks known as Old Harry Rocks, marking the end of the Jurassic Coast. Ringstead Bay is 10 mins drive or 30 mins walk away with a little basic cafe and shop. (charges for parking). This also has a launch/beach for small sailing craft, kayaks, windsurfers and kite surfers. You can swim from Ringstead and the sea sometimes offers waves for surfers. For more surfing look to Kimmeridge. Most of the coast nearby offers beautiful swimming in its clean waters and the host can recommend advice on safety and areas which are more isolated. Weymouth Sands beach offers the Blue Flag clean and very safe lifeguarded bay where King George III bathed and along the front is Lawrence of Arabia's favourite bar. He would drive from his house, Clouds Hill at Moreton (NT property), and park his 998cc Brough Superior "Rolls Royce of motorcycles" outside the Royal Hotel. Weymouth has a very pretty Georgian frontage where one can walk along the promenade and appreciate a classic 'Punch and Judy' experience on a small scale. There are less crowded areas such as the Greenhill area near the Sealife Centre where children and adults can swim and play in the sand (just a little distance up from Weymouth Sands). It also has lifeguards and in the summer two swimming rafts. For teenage boys/girls there is a skatepark near the Sea Life Centre( charges). In Dorchester the skatepark if free. Sailing (including boat hire and lessons) is available at the Weymouth and Portland Sailing Academy which staged the 2012 Sailing Olympics. It is located along the road to Portland. Portland harbour is a favourite for windsurfers. Portland is an interesting area. Its charm is not instantly appreciated but in May and June the walk along the cliffs is lovely with its wild flowers, peregrine falcons and coastal views. In high winds at Portland Bill Lighthouse (open to the public) as the sea crashes against its famous stone cliffs one has an opportunity to behold the power of the sea and be given a guaranteed thrill. You can swim at Church Ope cove and a genuine pirates gravestone with its carved hourglass can be found on the walk down. The water in the cove has a unique cloudy turquoise blue colour due to the white stoned sea floor. The Chesil Beach which joins the mainland at Weymouth to the Isle of Portand is one of the geological wonders of the world. The enormous bank of pebble beach is worth the climb and again is exhilarating in high winds. It is majestic in its size and sweep and quite something to experience. Drive to the Portland Heights Hotel to see it from above and melt into the distance towards West bay and Lyme Regis. The Fleet which is a desolate lagoon runs along the coast behind the Chesil beach has another unique atmosphere. It leads to places such as Abbotsbury with its 14th century Chapel and Tithe Barn (largest in England), Swannery and Sub-Tropical gardens which are all places worth seeing, especially at Easter when the camellias and rhododendrons are out. Seeing the baby swans and eggs in the Spring is very exciting and fun for all ages. For fossil hunters and lovers of The French Lieutenant's Woman Lyme Regis makes for a lovely day out with its famous stone cobb and walk along its romantic undercliff. Chideock and Charmouth are the places to find fossils. Maiden Castle is an Iron Age Hill fort just outside Dorchester. See it for its size as it is the largest in Europe. Children of all ages enjoy climbing its enormous dips and hollows. Many people find Bovington Tank Museum interesting, exciting and useful on a wet day. It is not far away and just above Lulworth Cove. Finally, Craigs Dairy is a walk up the drive and across the main road from the Artist's Retreat where one can buy a takeaway cup of fresh coffee, fresh meat, milk, eggs and other food necessities. It also offers a tearoom, Farm Shop and their own dairy made ice-cream. For other shops there is a small Co-op and Spa in Preston down towards Weymouth (5 mins). An Asda near the harbour, a big Co-op near Littlemoor, a Morrisons in Weymouth on the Dorchester road and a Waitrose in Dorchester.

Fantastic location on the Jurassic Coast with stunning rural and sea views! Well equipped, comfortable, light and airy, 3 bed self contained cottage with a log burner for cosy winter nights. Large patio + enclosed garden. Close to wonderful scenic walks on South Coast path, 300 yds to clifftop (rugged access to beach) + pub. Well behaved dogs welcome! We endeavour to offer a 'home from home' experience and the cottage is perfect for relaxing, walking and exploring...but not for parties!

Our cottage is a fabulous light and airy three storey Edwardian home with stunning views of both open countryside and the sea... It has three bedrooms, and can accommodate five people. It has a well-equipped, modern kitchen, two bathrooms and a sink/loo off the master bedroom at the top of the house. Wi-fi is fibre and quite fast. There is a large deck-area outside, with patio furniture and large sun brolly. A couple of steps down to the garden leads to an area where you can barbecue. We welcome up to two well-behaved dogs and the garden is - as far as possible - dog-proof! A gate at the foot of the garden leads onto the road. There is off-road parking for one medium sized car in the courtyard outside the front door. Please read section ‘Other things to note’ for further information. Please note: Sometimes errors may occur in pricing. If you think this to be the case and wish to book, please contact us.

The village is along a quiet country road leading only to the inn and coast, yet within short driving distances are the seaside resorts of Weymouth and Swanage, the county town of Dorchester and the historic market town of Wareham. The village pub, The Smugglers Inn, is just 300 yards walk from the cottage and is renowned for its good food and ambience. There has been an inn on the site since the 13th century. Osmington Mills and the surrounding area was painted by the landscape artist John Constable in the early 19th century and he spent his honeymoon here in 1816. Situated on the South Coast Path between Durdle Door and Weymouth, the area offers opportunities for a wide range of interests: For the natural historian, an enormous variety of wildlife exists within a diverse range of habitats dictated by the geology and geography of the World Heritage Centre-classified Jurassic Coast. For those who like their activity wet, coasteering on the rocky coastline, kayaking, sub-aqua, fishing, or just plain swimming are available (as well as sand-castle building on the beach.) Evidence of ancient (and more recent) settlements and activity are all around, and offers an interesting aspect to any excursion, especially accompanied by an OS map. Nearby, the Isle of Portland is a rich source of interest. Horse-riding and golf are both available close by.

Although recently built, this building actually seems older than the farmhouse it's next to. With oak beamed roof trusses and stone walls inside and out there is a sense of permanence about this place. Shortlake Cottage is located just off a quiet no-through-road and looks out over fields to the coast beyond. As well as the views, the SW Coastpath is nearby for walks into Weymouth (3m) and Lulworth Cove (7m). Osmington village with The Sly Fox pub, and a couple of small shops, is about a 5 minutes walk away. The walk to Shortlake Farm's private beach takes just 10 minutes or so across the fields.

Although recently built, this building actually seems older than the farmhouse it's next to. With oak beamed roof trusses and stone walls inside and out there is a sense of permanence about this place. Shortlake Cottage is located just off a quiet no-through-road and looks out over fields to the coast beyond. As well as the views, the SW Coastpath is nearby for walks into Weymouth (3m) and Lulworth Cove (7m). Osmington village with The Sly Fox pub, and a couple of small shops, is about a 5 minutes walk away. The walk to Shortlake Farm's private beach takes just 10 minutes or so across the fields.

The anexe is situated on farm track off a no through road, there is access to the beach.

This is a room of a central located Victorian Terrace town house (built 1892). Easy walking to local Town Walks, Museums, Shops, Hospital, Council Offices and Restaurants. It is a peaceful room. One bed. Room decorated yellow with green carpet. Has charm and character. Please note limited parking, car parks are free from 6pm till 8am. Off street parking is very limited in Dorchester.

Medium size room. Plenty of reading material, the room hosts a number of books! The house is furnished in a traditional manner with period furniture, prints and paintings.

Close to central of the town. Easy to locate. Minutes from local shops, restaurants,museums and pleasant walks. Close to County Museum and Arts Centre. 10 minute walk from County Hospital. Thomas Hardy's grave is a half an hour walk and the cottage is about an hour's walk.

This is a small brick built building set on a hill at Shortlake Farm just to the south of the village. It is built on the site of a WWII gun battery, and commands panoramic views over Weymouth & Portland, and out across the English Channel.It is located just off a quiet no-through-road, up a gravel track, and is surrounded by pasture. Apart from the outstanding views, the SW Coastpath is nearby for walks into Weymouth (3m) and Lulworth Cove (7m). Osmington village with The Sunray pub, and a couple of small shops, is about a 5 minutes walk away. The walk to Shortlake Farm's private beach takes just 5 minutes or so across the fields.The accommodation consists of a main living/ bedroom area, with table and chairs, double bed and wardrobes, TV with DVD, and the picture window!The front door enters into the kitchen, which has the usual essentials including a washing machine, fridge and combi oven.The bathroom with shower and toilet is located off the other end of the living area.Outside a small patio area with table and chairs overlooks Weymouth Bay, and continues beyond onto grassy fields.The pictures speak for themselves - 180 degree plus uninterrupted views over the surrounding sea and coastline. Around the property are fields belonging to the farm where we graze sheep and occasionally cattle.Pets welcome, borrow a dog, Farm Shop, no smoking, conservatory.

This is a small brick built building set on a hill at Shortlake Farm just to the south of the village. It is built on the site of a WWII gun battery, and commands panoramic views over Weymouth & Portland, and out across the English Channel.It is located just off a quiet no-through-road, up a gravel track, and is surrounded by pasture. Apart from the outstanding views, the SW Coastpath is nearby for walks into Weymouth (3m) and Lulworth Cove (7m). Osmington village with The Sunray pub, and a couple of small shops, is about a 5 minutes walk away. The walk to Shortlake Farm's private beach takes just 5 minutes or so across the fields.The accommodation consists of a main living/ bedroom area, with table and chairs, double bed and wardrobes, TV with DVD, and the picture window!The front door enters into the kitchen, which has the usual essentials including a washing machine, fridge and combi oven.The bathroom with shower and toilet is located off the other end of the living area.Outside a small patio area with table and chairs overlooks Weymouth Bay, and continues beyond onto grassy fields.The pictures speak for themselves - 180 degree plus uninterrupted views over the surrounding sea and coastline. Around the property are fields belonging to the farm where we graze sheep and occasionally cattle.Pets welcome, borrow a dog, Farm Shop, no smoking, conservatory.

Only property at the end of farm track

Escape to Birdsong Cottage, you'll be tucked away in the friendly village of Broadmayne. It is cosy and comfortable; you can snuggle on the sofa in front of the log fire or use it as a base to explore the beautiful surrounding areas of West Dorset.

Birdsong Cottage is a home away from home. A quirky 1800's end of terrace with a secret garden to hide away in. A cosy living room with a log burning fire and exposed brick wall being the main features. Space to dine in candlelight at the compact dining table. A well equipped kitchen is at the back of the property with all amenities to prepare and enjoy food and wine! Up the wooden stairs and you'll find a beautifully light room with a king sized bed to crash on after a long day exploring the local area. Next to the bedroom there is a shower room. Out the front there is a fenced garden (currently in renovation) for relaxing in the sunshine or for your furry friend (well behaved dog).

Once you've experienced the friendly atmosphere of South view terrace you won't want to leave. Broadmayne itself has a playing field, park, post office and a well stocked village shop. The cottage is 50m from the Black Dog pub, excellent for a pint of the cold local beer and a fantastic portion of chips. You can walk out the front door, across the road and be looking down on views of Weymouth, Portland and surrounding countryside within 30 minutes. 4 miles west is the town of Dorchester, with fine dining, shopping and entertainment including museums associated with the Jurassic coast for those not so sunny days. You could get lost in a book sitting in a cafe enjoying the coffee culture, one of my favourites being Finca, a relaxed, rustic cafe with 5* independent coffee. 4 miles South and you're at my favourite spot, Ringstead Bay. This is a stony beach with a natural reef making it the perfect safe swim spot. Paddle boards and kayaks are often seen being taken for an outing from this quaint bay. A cafe for refreshments and last minute toilet stop/suncream is just near the car park. From here you can walk miles along the purbecks to Durdle door and Lulworth Cove. For a more seaside feel and the hustle and bustle of a busier town, Weymouth is a 15 minute drive. Sandy beaches, hundreds of restaurants and cafes catering for all. You can crash out all day on a deckchair in the sun or explore the towns nooks and crannies. Not far from Weymouth is the famous Chesil beach, not to mention Portland. Climbing heaven, with people travelling far and wide to try the coastal routes. More to see include The Tank Museum, Monkey World, Abbotsbury Swannery, Thomas Hardyes House, Athelhampton house and much much more.

Named 'The Cartshed', it has been converted from an old barn. It retains a sense of history both inside and out, with its stone walls and flagstone floors. There is accommodation for six people plus a cot. NEW: The Cartshed now has a HOT TUB in the garden all inclusive within the rental fee.

It is ideally suited for walks to the white horse, and along the coast path towards Lulworth (E) and Weymouth (W). Clients have the added benefit of private parking at Eweleaze Farm for access to the secluded beach.

Self contained, self catering studio annex based in the county town of Dorchester. The towns amenities are all within short walking distance, including the new 'Brewery Square' development. Great base to explore Dorset's fabulous coast, countryside and walk in the footsteps of Thomas Hardy's Casterbridge. Motorbike friendly, high chair & travel cot available. Complimentary tea and coffee. Netflix TV.

The annex is situated in our garden but is separate from the house with it's own front door, so you will have privacy and the ability to come and go as you please. The annex is a prefect place for 2 adults to relax but there is also space to put up a travel cot (which we can supply). We can also supply a highchair. Patio doors lead to a private decking area with table and chairs. There are also steps leading down to our established south facing garden which guests are welcome to use. Guests are welcome to view and go inside our World War 2 concrete air raid bunker which can be found in the back garden. The annex is equipped with everything you should need for a relaxing stay. The annex is equipped with a fully functional kitchen with an integrated fridge freezer, combination microwave oven and 2 ring electric hob. There is also a separate shower room. If you need use of a washing machine/tumble drier, we would be happy for you to use ours. The annex has central heating which is linked to our house, but there is also an electric fire. We have a friendly cat named Polly who you may see around the garden!

Quiet location, found in central Dorchester in a tree lined Avenue. Close enough to central Dorchester but also close enough to beautiful walks and cycle routes.

Whitcombe lodge is located just outside of Weymouth and is a 10 minute drive to the Jurassic coast. Whitcombe lodge is on a working farm and has lovely scenic walks around. Durdle door is a 15 minute drive away. Dogs are welcome at the lodge but we ask for £10 per dog per stay and not to leave dogs unattended please.

Our local town is a 5 minute drive away (Dorchester) and Weymouth is just 10 minutes drive. We are in the heart of the Dorset countryside with stunning views around. There is a main bedroom downstairs with a king size bed and a double sofa bed upstairs.

We are in the heart of the Dorset countryside with just a 10 minute drive to the Jurassic coast. We are in a rural location on a working farm.

Our brand new 2020 abi horizon deluxe caravan is located on Weymouth bay haven site. At haven there is entertainment during the day and evening from 13th march until 2nd November for all the family to enjoy! Passes can be purchased in the main building. Cosy burrow caravan is located along the Jurassic coast opening up many opportunities for adventure! So whether it be family fun or strolls and sight seeing, you'll be sure to have a holiday to remember.

Situated along the Jurassic coast there really is alot to offer being a short journey away from Weymouth beach, Ringstead bay, Portland bill or just a bit further is West bay and Lyme Regis. You will have many lovely local pubs, cafes and restaurants to choose from. Or stay on site with a pass and enjoy food and entertainment.

Large double room with en suite bathroom. Light and airy with contemporary decor. Price shown is for single occupancy, extra payable for 2 people

A Lovely Cosy cottage nestled on a private estate. Buzzards Beau is the annexe to the original Manor House. An quiet relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of life to the sound of bird song. Relax in the private garden or maybe delight at the Buzzards overhead. Dorchester and Weymouth, are on our doorstep. Explore the stunning Jurassic coast, and the beautiful beaches that Dorset has to offer. Dine at the Village pub. A shop /post office are part of our thriving village.

The estate is private, and a private drive will bring you to Buzzards Beau which is the annexe to the main Manor House.

On the ground floor there is a well-appointed sitting room and a light filled dining conservatory with picturesque views across the valley. The kitchen is small in size but very well equipped, there is also a wet room with shower and WC. Upstairs in the cosy eaves is a low-level double bed (plus en-suite cloakroom), or if you prefer not to climb stairs (which are steep and may not be suitable for people with limited mobility), there is a comfortable double sofa bed downstairs. The private terrace is the perfect place for an al fresco meal whilst enjoying the wonderful valley views. There are excellent walks and cycle paths from the door of the cottage, and the South Dorset Ridgeway Path runs across the ridge a mile above the cottage. Ground Floor: Sitting room With sofa (which converts to a sofa bed), television and DVD player. Dining room/conservatory With dining table and wicker sofa and chairs. Kitchen With oven and double induction hob, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, fridge and washing machine. Shower room Wet room with electric shower, wash basin and WC. First Floor: Bedroom With low level double bed. En-suite cloakroom With wash basin and WC. Outside: Garden with views over the 13th century church and picturesque valley. Paved area with garden furniture and parasol. Parking for one car. Additional Information: Sorry, no pets. Please note that internet access is offered at this property for recreational purposes only and is not meant for business use or streaming. Speed/service may vary depending on the package obtained by the owner which is provided to guests free of charge. Should guests experience difficulties or loss of use, neither the owner nor Dorset Hideaways will be held responsible.

Welcome to the Trevally Room. We are Jess and Ash, and we have recently rebuilt our home 'Copperstones'. It really has been a labour of love, so we are excited to now be offering AirBNB in our spare bedrooms since spring 2019. We are located just 8 miles from Weymouth and the stunning Jurassic coastline. Dorchester itself is a friendly county town with a range of restaurants and bars, as well as fantastic transport links within walking distance of our home, to Bristol, Bath, London, etc.

The guest accommodation is all on the ground floor. The large double bedroom has a king-sized futon-style bed with extra-deep mattress, plenty of storage furniture, TV and tea-coffee making facilities. The interior decoration is classic yet modern, painted in calming Farrow and Ball colours. The main bathroom is next door to the bedroom and is for your exclusive use. Features include a large roll-top tin bath (definitely big enough for two!) and huge walk-in wet-room, along with a roll-top tin sink and toilet. Please note that there is a single step into the bathroom. There is also a cloakroom next door to your bathroom, containing an additional (shared) toilet. We supply a breakfast bag every morning of your stay, delivered to your room. This contains (for each person) a piece of fresh fruit, a bottle of fresh juice or breakfast smoothie, and a granola bar/yoghurt and granola pot/porridge pot or similar. Please note that this is not a self-catering listing. General access to our living room/kitchen/dining room is not included in your booking unless you would like to pay additional charges to dine with us - if so, please message us in advance of your stay to arrange. If you prefer something cooked in the morning, there are plenty of wonderful breakfast options in the nearby town (5-10 mins walk away). We can also recommend plenty of lovely eateries and local pubs, and your room will hold information about transport routes and things to do while you are in West Dorset. You can find all this information in advance of your stay in our ‘Copperstones Guidebook’, found within this listing. Please Note - At the time of writing this (December 2019) we are still in the process of landscaping the exterior of our property, including our front drive. This means that our outdoor spaces are not finished yet, so please be aware of this. We don't think they will impact negatively on your stay, particularly if you are coming to Dorset to get out and about and explore, or for work purposes. However, if you are wanting to simply laze about in a garden, we will not be your ideal choice. We feel it is important to be upfront with you about this. If you are unsure, please ask us. Your car can still be parked on our drive safely. If you are bringing more than one car, the roads outside our house offer free parking at all times.

Dorchester is a very up-and-coming county town, and the Brewery Square development offers some brilliant coffee shops, restaurants and bars. This is just a 5 minute walk away. From there you can also take the train to Weymouth which has a charming quay and long sandy beach, or the bus to Bridport, West Bay (home of the TV series Broadchurch) and Lyme Regis with it's windswept cob. We are in the heart of Hardy Country, with plenty of historic sights to visit, including Maumbury Rings (almost next door!), Maiden Castle, Thomas Hardy's cottage, Hardy's Monument, and the Cerne Abbas Giant. Train links can also take you to Poole, Bournemouth, Southampton, Bristol, Bath and beyond.

Weymouth Bay Holiday Park is crammed with fun for everyone. There are heated pools (indoor and out) linked by a splendid lazy river – and have all kinds of watery ways to get about, like AquaJets, Aqua Gliders or try our Splash 'n' Bounce sessions. If you fancy a trip out, Weymouth is the very essence of a seaside holiday town. Weymouth Beach was also awarded both a Blue Flag and a Seaside award for 2019! Or you can visit our sister site, Seaview, anytime for double the pools and double the fun.

Weymouth Bay Holiday Park has a variety of facilities great for both adults and children. We do not include the entertainment passes but they are easy to purchase from reception once you arrive. We have a brand new Abi Horizon deluxe caravan (2019) 3 bedrooms, living room with sofa bed, spacious bathroom and separate toilet, kitchen and diner. Fantastic location on site with a 5 minute walk to the entertainment facilities, 10 minute walk to bowleaze cove and 20 minute walk into Weymouth town. It has a 32 inch smart tv with DVD player, heating and double glazing. We provide bedding however you will need your own linen and towels. You can hire the bed linen from reception for £10 a room if you don’t want to bring your own. There are plenty of parking bays very close to the caravan. Please be aware our check in dates are Monday or Friday.

Weymouth beach fun The fun never stops in Weymouth! Bask in three miles of gorgeous golden sands lapped by safe, shallow waters where the kids can play for hours. Chug along the promenade on the land train for a gentle seaside ride. The little ones will love the donkey rides and a proper Punch and Judy show and all ages will enjoy the thrills and spills of the beachside rides! Attractions galore! Away from the beach there are fun attractions for all the family. Marvel at sand sculptures or have a go yourself! Zoom skywards in a rotating capsule for panoramic views around Weymouth Bay and across to Portland. There’s pirate golf, sea life adventures, indoor play parks and wonderful nature trails to follow – and with a packed year round events programme, the hardest part will be deciding what to do today! Head to the harbour Just steps away from the beach, meander through quaint colourful streets on your way to Weymouth’s beautiful quayside harbour with its historic lifting bridge. Sit alfresco at one of the many restaurants, bars and cafes and enjoy the catch of the day or savour some mouth-watering fish and chips as you wander by the boats. A Portland paradise There is something truly special about Portland, it’s a place like no other and is a must visit destination in Dorset, sitting right at the heart of the Jurassic Coast. Famed for its Olympic sailing waters, this is an island begging to be explored. Rugged and romantic, there are miles of paths where you’ll find grazing goats and get close to the wildlife at every turn. The views are all spectacular, but not many can beat the vista of Chesil Beach and the Fleet Lagoon from the top of the island, it will take your breath away! So much to see and do History and heritage is all around so you’ll never be short of something to do. Climb the majestic Portland Bill lighthouse,explore castles, museums, sculpture trails and even spot a wallaby on a family farm. Getting back to nature is what Portland is all about and a great starting point is the Fine Foundation Chesil Beach Centre - chat to volunteers and get involved in the many activities on offer. Take in all of the sights and sounds of the Legacy Trail and marvel at the stunning wildlife to be found along the way. If you are feeling energetic there are plenty of sporting activities to get your pulse-racing on Portland from pony trekking to paragliding, the list goes on! Year round events Weymouth and Portland hosts a number of wonderful events throughout the year, from major sporting challenges to community lead projects. Make sure you don't miss out on all that's happening, download this year's Weymouth & Portland events schedule. Time to relax and refuel After a day of fun and fresh air exploring on Portland, you’ll be pleased to know that there are many places to relax and refuel. Fresh fish and locally sourced produce appears in eateries all over the island, so sit back and toast the sunset whilst you plan your next Portland adventure! A break in Weymouth and Portland gives you the chance to experience so much without having to travel too far. Book your break to this beautiful area of southern Dorset – you won’t regret it

This a one bedroom self contained holiday apartment.It has a lounge that sleeps two and a double bedroom with an en suit .We allow dogs for a small fee of £8 per night. We are in a quite location but with all amenities nearby. We can provide a travel cot if needed. The beach , walks and Jurassic coast are on the door step. We are keen to make your stay an experience so you will want to come again. Your privacy is important to us but we will be on hand for any questions or needs you may have.

The apartment feels spacious and the beds in the lounge can make an L shaped sitting area for those who have 4 guests staying. W have Netflix , sky and WI-FI available free to all. You also have your own front door

The neighbourhood is very quite and very near to the beach, cafe's and walks.

A single room in an established, quality guest house. Private bathroom for your exclusive use across the landing (completely refurbished for 2020). Breakfast is available as an optional extra. Aquila Heights is a friendly and comfortable guest house offering quality B&B accommodation in Dorchester, Dorset. South-facing, sunny room in Edwardian-style house with views towards the South Dorset Ridgeway. Fibre WiFi and on site parking included.

A full indulgent breakfast from our extensive menu is optionally available on request (£7.50 per day payable during your stay).

We are a 10-15 minute walk from Dorchester's pleasant, historic town centre, and ideally located for exploring Dorset and the Jurassic Coast.

Chic & snug...'The Condo' Self contained annexe in 'a get away from it all' tranquil location close to Dorchester, Weymouth, and the famous 'Jurassic Coast' and within 20 minutes drive of Monkey World and the Tank Museum, as well as being close to a village shop and pub. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or a seaside adventure, Dorset has so much to offer, with beautiful coastline and breathtaking scenery. Like and follow "The Condo" on facebook for more information.

Newly refurbished in 2017. 'The Condo' a detached annexe with shared use of the indoor, heated swimming pool (May-October; shared with owners) Open plan living, with comfortable seating and dining areas with logburner. Double bedroom with large ensuite shower. Kichenette with fridge (with ice box) combination/microwave oven and 2 ring hob. Central heating. wifi. TV and radio. No telephone Linen and towels provided. Laundry service available (price on application)

The main village of Broadmayne is about 1.5 miles away, it has a shop/post office and a village pub called 'The Black Dog' The Condo is situated in a good location with easy access to lots of major tourist spots, including Lulworth Cove, Ringstead Bay, Weymouth and Studland Beach, Lyme Regis, Westbay and Bridport to name but a few. Close by is Warmwell Leisure park with its dry ski slopes or why not go to Thorncombe woods- Thomas Hardy's Birthplace! Dorchester - The County town of Dorset, is full of shops and cafes with a bustling market on Wednesday mornings.

My house is approximately 15mins walk from the seafront, with its safe family beach & amazing views, 15mins from train station & 20mins from town centre & lively Quayside bars & restaurants. I have a double room available and a single bedroom available upon request for an additional £15 per night. If you are two guests wanting the two rooms you will need to check yourself in as 3 guests . My daughter and I live here with our two dogs. Please note check in on Thursday and Friday is after 5pm

We have a lovely garden for alfresco dining. Or Sitting with a book!

Quiet terraced street . Not on main road and is not a cut through road so minimal traffic.

2 real beds in an airy 3rd floor room with bathroom opposite close to bus stop and amenities: shops/post office/restaurants off street parking in front of house quiet residential location ideally located for Jurassic coast/Chesil beach /Thomas Hardy country/2 train stations/Lulworth cove and castle/Durdle Door

Ein Zimmer im 2.Stock mit 2 Betten und ein Badezimmer mit Dusche/Bad und Toilette gegenueber. Tee und Kaffee kann in der Kueche gemacht werden und die Kueche kann mitbenutzt werden,aber Fruehstueck ist nicht inbegriffen.

Poundbury is an experimental new town or urban extension on the outskirts of Dorchester in the county of Dorset, England The development is built on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall. It is built according to the principles of Prince Charles.

Airy first floor double room in relaxed household. Coffee and tea making facilities available in room. Our home with lovely walled garden is nearly 300 years old and backs onto a park. Easy walking to town centre (5 mins) and to trains and buses ( 15 mins). Please note there is no parking at the house, but some free street parking and municipal carparks nearby. The sofabed is a narrow double - OK for two children or one adult. Shared bathroom and use of sauna included.

We've worked hard to make this rambling old house into a welcoming family home, with a huge farmhouse style kitchen at its heart and filled with curios from our travels. You can cosy up in front of a log burner in the winter, or enjoy a sauna during your stay, on request. We are vegetarians and keen walkers, happy to recommend local eateries, great Dorset countryside and coastal walks or beaches.

Fordington has a real village feel - old houses, church, corner shop and fish and chip shop around a village green with pretty trees- yet we can walk into town in 5 minutes! Dorchester is a lively county town within easy reach of stunning Dorset countryside and beautiful beaches.

The Little House is a small, brick built 18th century cottage situated in the heart of the county town of Dorchester in a peaceful setting close to the river. The cottage has recently been renovated to a high standard and is tastefully furnished with a mixture of vintage and contemporary furniture. It has a small walled garden which provides a tranquil area to relax in. The cottage is accessed by a cobbled pedestrian pathway off the main High Street where there is on road, ticketed parking.

The Little house offers beautiful , light boutique accommodation with stunning glass balustrades, feature fittings and a bespoke painted kitchen. All the furniture and fittings are coordinated and provide a fresh , contemporary feel to the interior . Please see website www.thelittlehouse-dorchester.co.uk for more detail.

The house is set just off the main High street in an idyllic, cobbled lane that leads to the river. From here you can walk along the river walks crossing the ancient water meadows to reach open country side.

We are situated in a village close to the Jurassic Coast and a short distance from Dorset's county town Dorchester. We offer a self contained annex to our house. It has one bedroom, a bathroom and living area with kitchenette. There is a large parking area and we benefit from a local railway station with connections to London and Weymouth and local bus service.

Vegan accommodation and special diets catered for plus packed lunches and evening meals if needed.

Wellbridge Known as our honeymoon cottage, this is a lovely retreat for a couple. Wellbridge has been refurbished to offer a luxurious and romantic private single-storey cottage that can only help you escape from all the pressures of everyday life. Its own private enclosed garden, with outdoor seating for relaxing the hours away and private hot tub, leads to the front door of the cottage and your idyllic hideaway. The kitchen has solid wood worktops and a breakfast bar with stools. It is very well equipped with built-in appliances. The sitting room has a flat screen television, a DVD player and modern wall fire, yet it maintains its character through the exposed beams and stone walls. The bedroom has a king-sized bed, chandelier, large built in wardrobe, television and views over the garden. The spacious bathroom has a bath with tiled surround, hand shower attachment, handwash basin and w/c. Carpeting throughout the cottage and rugs add that extra touch of luxury. This really is a perfect cottage for getting away from it all! Village notices A cot or z-bed can be provided for the lounge. Change over day is Saturday for bookings of 7 nights. Graded 4* by Visit England.

Comfortable double bedded room. The bathroom is "compact"! but it has a nice hot shower, and a bath. Use of kitchen opening out into the cottage garden, fresh eggs for breakfast when the hens are laying. Free WiFi We provide towels.

An old farm cottage, owned by The Duchy of Cornwall. The property is approximately 110 years old. Although the cottage is now surrounded by the development of Poundbury, it still retains the air of “ times past “ We keep chickens, which we like to let free range in the warm weather, 2 of them are ex battery hens, so they love their freedom. This obviously means, at times, there may be chicken poop in the garden. If you are offended by a this, please consider whether this is the place for you to stay! Like a lot of country Cottages access is via the side gate, and we always use the backdoor which leads you immediately into our kitchen. The bedroom has a double bed, heating and internet access. Tea/Coffee making facilities in room. NO SMOKING/VAPING IN THE ROOM

Poundbury has a small but very well stocked shop, and a Waitrose. There are 2 pubs The Poet Laureate, and The Duchess of Cornwall Inn. There are several cafes, restaurants Finca at The Buttermarket & The Café on the Green, Bonjour, Picolo Fiore For chocolate lover's, we have a chocolate factory a stones throw from our house where you can buy large bags of delicious chocolates! The newly completed Queen Mother Square, with cafes and The Duchess of Cornwall Inn (Hall & Woodhouse) is a grand addition to Poundbury, well worth a visit. Stand and admire the imposing statue of The Queen Mother , unveiled by Her Majesty The Queen, then you can pay a visit to the Hall & Woodhouse Inn The Duchess of Cornwall, and enjoy one of their craft beers brewed in their Blandford Brewery ( The Brewery is open to visitors) Dorchester is either a 20 minute walk or you can hop on the electric bus. There are 2 cinemas, and a plethora of cafes and restaurants. The new Brewery Square complex has something for everyone. Weymouth and its beautiful beaches is 7 miles away.

Lovely quiet room in a beautiful Victorian house with many original features. Perfect if you work in Dorset Hospital, great as well if you work nights, very quiet. Message if you want to view the room. Well stocked one stop shop within 100 yards

Your room is in the back of the house, with big windows overlooking the gardens. You will have a king size bed and the newly refurbished bathroom is on the same floor. The room has black out blinds. You can use the kitchen for cooking if you like and there is a microwave as well as tea/coffee making facilities. There will be all the basics for you to prepare a breakfast such as toast, cereals, milk, juice and jams and you can use the fridge if you want to buy your own things. You will be sharing the house with me, my girlfriend Emma, lovely cat Magdalena and friendly labrador George.

Dorchester is the beautiful county town of Dorset. There is a lot of local history to explore from the iron age hill fort of Maiden Castle and the Roman Villa to the heritage of Thomas Hardy. The local Fordington area used to be a separate village and has a beautiful village green in front of the 15th century St George's Church. Dorchester is a busy market town, with lots of shops, pubs and restaurants and the market on Wednesdays. Weymouth with it's gorgeous harbour and one of the best beaches in the country is only 15 minutes drive away and also easily accessible by bus and train.