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A clean and welcoming space with the little necessities. Pet friendly and ideal for exploring what Dorset has to offer. There is a £5 fee for fury friends. This is payable by cash or paypal upon arrival.

Self contained annexe with a double size bed, stone floor, built in kitchen and en suite. There is a wood burning stove with logs provided at a £5 extra charge. In addition, the flat is heated with under floor heating, which takes a little time to adjust. A baby travel cot is available for babies.

Mosteron is a delightfull little village on the dorset / somerset border surrounded by stunning rural countryside. The village has a wonderful local pub (The Admiral Hood) which serves great food and is very well priced. It also has a village shop open 7 days a week. Within 30 mins drive are; Bridport, West Bay & Burton Bradstock Beach, Lyme Regis and Dorchester. For keen walkers we are also very close to the Monarchs Way, Wessex Ridgeway and River Parrat long distance trails

Quirky, fun and characterful are just some of the adjectives used to describe glamping at Dorset Forest Garden. Set in peaceful beautiful surroundings, the perfect place to stargaze in comfort thanks to our dark skies. Individually styled with vintage touches and lit with LED lighting and candles for a nostalgic touch. Just a few of the reasons we've been awarded silver in the Dorset Tourism Awards 2018 and 2019 and a silver Green Tourism Award. Come & stay to experience the magic for yourself

Set within the forest garden, surrounded by fruit trees for the perfect romantic getaway for 2 Luxurious kingsize bed with snuggly feather duvet Bedding and towels Your own ensuite shower & flushing toilet within the hut A wood-burner in each hut Kitchen includes china and cutlery, Eco washing up liquid and washing up facilities Your own outside BBQ fire pit and outside seating area Indoor BBQ with plenty of seating, fridge, gas ring and charging points in the shared BBQ hut For an additional charge the option of your own private wood fired hot tub – the perfect place to enjoy the twinkling stars.

Nestled in the heart of Dorset’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close by to The Jurassic Coast. There are many local places to eat and drink (several award winning spots right on the doorstep ). Beautiful West Dorset is such a diverse county. Rolling countryside, dramatic cliffs, sweeping beaches, idyllic villages (right out of a Thomas Hardy’s novel), and bustling towns (Beaminster and Bridport are a must visit!). We are just 8 miles from West Bay on the Jurassic Coast (aka ITV fictional town Broadchurch). There is a network of bridleways and footpaths straight from our entrance – making days out walking really easy and accessible.

Bell Cottage is a light yet cozy space. The living area has a well equipped kitchen, dining table and comfortable sofa. TV, DVD player, books, dvd's, games and information leaflets are at hand. There is central heating and an electric stove heater for chilly nights. The bedroom is bright but tranquil with quality linen and an ensuite shower. A small garden is for your private use. Five minutes walk takes you to our local friendly pub. Ideally situated to explore Somerset, Dorset and Devon.

Bell cottage is an annexe attached to our home but has its own front door to ensure your privacy. A perfect example of small but perfectly formed, Bell Cottage and its garden area provides a relaxing environment whilst close to the delights of the West Country. We have been running our holiday let for 9 years now so we have the experience to provide an enjoyable holiday. We are situated next to the main road to the coast. It can be busy early mornings and late afternoon but it does allow you quick and easy access to Somerset Dorset and Devon amenites. Cider and homemade cake will on the table when you arrive and milk will be in the fridge so you can make that much needed cup of tea after your journey. A comprehensive information booklet is well worth a read when you get here along with a stack of information leaflets about what to do and where to go.

Our friendly village pub serving home cooked food is 5 minutes walk away and there is a shop in the village. We are surrounded by the Dorset countryside with wonderful views from Bell Cottage. Although we are in a rural village, access to towns and villages is easy. We have had guests bring their bikes; birdwatchers and serious walkers. Forde Abbey, Tintinhull, East Lambrook and Abbotsbury Gardens are some of the outstanding gardens to visit. Stourhead, Kingston Lacey, Montacute Barrington Court and Hardy's Cottage are some of the National Trust properties that can be done in a day. The coast is just 30 minutes drive. Almost everyone visits West Bay (Broadchurch location) and Lyme Regis which retains its traditional seaside atmosphere. The Jurassic Heritage coast has numerous fishing villages to visit with either a pub or cafe serving the freshest fish and seafood. Crewkerne just a few miles away is developing into an antiques town. Sherborne likewise with the added bonus of its pretty high street excellent eateries and the impressive Sherborne Abbey. If you enjoy eating out - as we do - the list of excellent restaurants, pubs and tea rooms is endless. There are two award winning restaurants in Beaminster just 3 miles away in addition to Mark Hix in Lyme Regis and The Stable for pizza in Bridport.

A large bedroom with a king size bed. Private en-suite with shower. Smart TV with Netflix and Fibre Broadband. A breakfast of coffee, tea, toast and cereal/porridge is provided.

The house was built only last year. Large open plan kitchen and living room space. 3 bedrooms. Lots of natural light. Private outside courtyard with a Chiminea.

Very quiet! There is a well known local pub called The Half Moon which serves lovely food and drink. You have to drive to the pub ( less than a minutes drive) as there are no pavements.

The Old Dairy House is a listed hamstone building,in a pretty village close to Yeovil and the A303. We have a traditional pub, an Indian Bistro and a Brasserie all within 5 minutes walking distance. The double bedroom with shower en suite and sitting room is on the second floor in our recently refurbed loft conversion. A simple breakfast of warm croissant and roll with tea and coffee is available in the sitting room included in the price. Cooked breakfast available by arrangement.

The double bedroom, bathroom and sitting room are spread over the second floor and therefore completely private. The sitting room has TV, fridge, table and chairs and a small sofa. Tea and coffee making facilities.

Unusually for a village, West Coker has a great choice of places for lunch and supper, boasting 2 pubs, an Indian Bistro and Lanes Brasserie, all within 5 minutes walk. Lanes Hotel also has a spa where gorgeous, pampering treatments can be booked.

Our multi award winning Shepherd's Hut is tucked away in the South Somerset village of Haselbury Plucknett. The decor is inspired by a 1940's land girl called Esme. The Hut is located on the Parrett and Liberty Trails and so perfect for walkers. Within a few hundred metres is a fab foodie pub (currently offering takeaway). The Jurrassic Coast is a half an hour drive away and we are surrounded by many picturesque vilages. Our Glamping experience is perfect escape from the COVID 19 outbreak.

We aim to make your stay not only comfortable and cosy but also luxurious. Super soft ben linen and egyptian cotton bathrobes to lounge in after a hot shower or relaxing in the hot tub. Outdoors we have a log fired Hot Tub (there is an additional charge of £20 for it's use, plus logs @ £5/bag, payable during your stay) and a log fired pizza over/BBQ to enhance your glamping experience.

Haselbury Plucknett is a small village in South Somerset. The hut is in Church Lane, so close to the church and we have neighbours. The White Horse pub is a few hundred metres away and serves delicious meals. We also have The Haselbury Mill just a mile or so from us and another locals pub in the neigbouring village, around 2 miles from us. So there are a few options if you want to walk to a pub to eat. Nearby is the old market town of Crewkerne where there are many local businesses, antiques shops & cafes, as well as restaurants and take aways (including Chinese, Indian, Kebab, Fish&Chips & Pizzas). Shops include Waitrose and Lidl.

Welcome to Little Lavinces, a light and spacious cottage in the rural village of Netherbury. A self contained one bedroom cottage, with a fully fitted kitchen, double bedroom, living room and bathroom. Warm, bright and cosy on the inside and with outside seating for those lovely sunny evenings. Just a 10 minute drive away from the historic Jurassic coast line, and surrounded by breathtaking scenery, there is lots to explore locally.

The property is attached to the owner’s home where a warm welcome awaits yet your privacy is assured, and is set in the rural village of Netherbury. Upon arrival, guests can relax with complimentary tea, coffee, fresh milk and homemade cake. A fully equipped kitchen means you can rustle up a tasty dinner, or head out to one of the local pubs or restaurants. The kitchen is a great social space to prepare a family meal with electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. If you enjoy eating out, we are lucky to be surrounded by fantastic eateries, and have provided a guide with contact details of some of the local restaurants, as well as points of interest. Our large living area has TV and Wifi, a comfy corner sofa, and plenty of space to relax after a day exploring the local area. The dining table is extendable, and comfortably seats four. The bathroom has a shower and bath, and we provide bath towels as well as separate beach towels. The cottage has one double bed, but if you are a larger group, you are welcome to one of our camper beds (£10 per night PP). A travel cot and high chair can be provided upon request. The village is nestled in the heart of the West Dorset country side, wonderfully quiet, yet an easy drive to the local seaside town of Bridport. Bridport offers a great selection of shops, pubs and attractions for everyone to enjoy. This property is the ideal base for those wishing to explore West Dorset and beyond. You will find an abundance of pretty towns and villages easily accessible from here, as well as the stunning Jurassic Coast where you can fossil hunt or simply relax on the beach.

Little Lavinces is in a small west Dorset Village which boasts plenty of scenery. We are located just outside of the historic market town of Bridport and from their you will be able to discover the beautiful Jurassic coast. Orn alternativly if you fancy some rest and relaxation days you can head out on many of the walks surriounding the property and stop in at the local country pub and be greeted by roaring log fire.

Quirky, fun and characterful are just some of the adjectives used to describe glamping at Dorset Forest Garden. Set in peaceful beautiful surroundings, the perfect place to stargaze in comfort thanks to our dark skies. Individually styled with vintage touches and lit with LED lighting and candles for a nostalgic touch. Just a few of the reasons we've been awarded silver in the Dorset Tourism Awards 2018 and 2019 and a silver Green Tourism Award. Come & stay to experience the magic for yourself

Set within the forest garden, surrounded by fruit trees for the perfect romantic getaway for 2 Luxurious kingsize bed with snuggly feather duvet Bedding and towels Your own ensuite shower & flushing toilet within the hut A wood-burner in each hut Kitchen includes china and cutlery, Eco washing up liquid and washing up facilities Your own outside BBQ fire pit and outside seating area Indoor BBQ with plenty of seating, fridge, gas ring and charging points in the shared BBQ hut For an additional charge the option of your own private wood fired hot tub – the perfect place to enjoy the twinkling stars.

Nestled in the heart of Dorset’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close by to The Jurassic Coast. There are many local places to eat and drink (several award winning spots right on the doorstep ). Beautiful West Dorset is such a diverse county. Rolling countryside, dramatic cliffs, sweeping beaches, idyllic villages (right out of a Thomas Hardy’s novel), and bustling towns (Beaminster and Bridport are a must visit!). We are just 8 miles from West Bay on the Jurassic Coast (aka ITV fictional town Broadchurch). There is a network of bridleways and footpaths straight from our entrance – making days out walking really easy and accessible.

A pretty stone-built terraced cottage located on a quiet street in the heart of the charming West Dorset town of Beaminster, a short walk from its excellent restaurants, pubs, food and gift shops. Beautiful walks from the door and only a short drive to the spectacular Jurassic Coast with its stunning coast walks and beaches. Dorset Cottage is a sweet little bolthole - a perfect base for a relaxing holiday and ideal for singles, couples and for small families with a baby or young child.

Nick and Jo, who look after the cottage, live around the corner with their two young children and dog, have spent the past few years exploring the area. They have put together a guide to all the wonderful things to see and do near by and are happy to advise you on activities and sites to visit during your stay. You enter a small porch area where you can store your coats, wellies and beach bags. Next is the open plan living room and kitchen. The sitting area has a very comfortable red sofa (which folds out as a double sofa bed if required) and arm chair. There is a widescreen TV and DVD player, CD player and ipod dock. The cottage is within a BT wifi hotspot (free to BT customers; available to others for a fee to BT). A selection of books and games are also provided, as well as maps and guidebooks. There's a round pine table with four chairs and a well-equipped modern kitchen with gas cooker, microwave, dishwasher, a good set of pots, pans and utensils and a full set of crockery. Tea and coffee are provided. Upstairs there is a comfortable double bedroom with ample cupboard space, armchair and TV, and a light and airy white bathroom with WC, sink, bath and shower (above the bath). There is a quiet private garden with seating area and a lovely view of the church. We welcome babies and toddlers and can provide a travel cot and bedding, high chair and booster seat. We may be able to provide other kit if you need. We can recommend local adult DBS/CRB-checked baby-sitters and things to do with young children. One well behaved small or medium dog would be very welcome.

Beaminster is a pretty, very small town, 6 miles inland from the coast. Its golden stone buildings lie nestled amongst the surrounding gently rolling hills and woodland. We love the local food shops, all within a short walk of the cottage, including the excellent Fruit 'n' Two Veg, Nick Tett the butcher, the Evershot Bakery which sells very good granary bread, and Brassica Mercantile for upmarket treats. And there is also a smart little Co-op open 7am-11pm, 7 days a week for papers, groceries, drinks and other essentials. There are several good cafes, including Tangerine, The Trading Post, Cilla and Camilla and The Steak Out and two excellent restaurants - Brassica and The Ollerod. And there are browsing shops too, including Cilla and Camilla with clothes, kitchenware, gifts and toys, Pomegranate with kilims and Spanish pottery, Brassica Mercantile for imaginative gifts, homeware and food and Partners in Design for fabrics and luxury homeware . There is a beautiful active church, which has perhaps the finest tower in Dorset, a fascinating museum and a brilliant playground and playing fields. Footpaths lead out into the countryside in every direction. Our favourite walk is to the lovely village of Netherbury, and then on down the valley and through the woods to Stoke Abbott with a stop for a delicious lunch at the New Inn, and then back home via Gerrards Hill and a great view of Golden Cap, Lewesden Wood and beyond...

Perfect cottage for two in the heart of West Dorset and only 6 miles from the jurassic coast. Come and relax and unwind in our Little House. You can bring your dog too!

The Little House, with its own pretty garden, is south facing with lovely long views. Situated on the edge of the tiny hamlet of Higher Hooke, this extremely comfortable and stylish cottage is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful part of West Dorset. Catch the last of the sun in the evening garden. Sit out around the fire under the the night sky and listen to the owls calling. A good bed is essential. Most of our previous guests have commented on how comfortable ours is and the feather and down duvet and decent quality linen will assure you of a good night's sleep. There is ample wardrobe space too. In the bathroom, the oval basin, set in a marble top, came from a local manor house. There is masses of hot water and a powerful shower. The simple wooden panelled kitchen is well equipped. Double doors open out on to the terrace. The cottage is in the grounds of the owners house, but is entirely private. Bedrooms: 1 Bedroom with Super Kingsize Bed (can be split in to twin beds) Bathrooms: En-suite bathroom with bath/shower over Kitchen: Kitchen with combined microwave/convection oven, fridge, gas hob Utility Room: (In an adjacent utility room) Washing machine, tumble drier, iron and ironing board, area for muddy dogs, boots and coats. Room for bikes. Living Rooms: The open plan sitting room/kitchen has a flat screen TV, DVD player and Bose Bluetooth Audio System

Hooke is a very small village comprising of a cluster of houses, a couple of farms and a church. There are so many walks from your door. In 5 minutes you can be in beautiful Hooke Woods, home to the Architectural Associations Woodland School. Or wend your way past the wood and down through the Mapperton valley, timeless and beautiful, with a lovely cafe at Mapperton House to reward your efforts. Head east, and you reach Powerstock Common and Kingcombe; ancient landscapes, dramatic views. A 15 minute drive gets you to the coast

Oak Apple Lodge is privately situated alongside a stand of mature oak trees with outstanding countryside views. The inside is sumptuously decorated in a 'Bedouin' style with an authentic 'Moorish' lamp and mirror. Kingsize bed with superior cotton bedding and mirrored patchwork throw. Kelim rugs. Veranda with Seating, Table and BBQ Well behaved dogs are welcome

Ideal for couples requiring privacy, relaxation and solitude (Romantic hideaway) For people with dogs or who like walking we have a fantastic network of footpaths and bridleways through open countryside and woods.

Oak Apple Lodge is situated on a 95 acre organic farm in a very quiet area of West Dorset. The farm is home to the owner's horses and ponies as well as fallow deer, badgers, foxes, rabbits, buzzards etc.

Come and stay in our Georgian Manor Farm House set in a peaceful hamlet just off the A37 on the Somerset/Dorset Boarder. Large bedroom with king size bed,separate kitchen with dining table and large modern bathroom. Yeovil (10minutes), Sherborne (12minutes) and Dorchester and Beaminster (20 minutes) away.

We love our house and farm and would love you to be able to enjoy our quiet way of life. The hamlet is just off the A37 to the south of Yeovil. The Georgian Farm House has been in the family for over 50 years. The studio has its own entrance and comprises of a large bedroom, with a king size bed and TV, fully equipped kitchen with dinning room and large spacious shower room. I provide a complementary starter pack of milk, tea, coffee, orange juice, cereal, bread, butter, jam and bisuits.

We live in the heart of Wessex, on the Somerset/Dorset border. The Jurassic Coast is only half an hour away, where you can visit towns like Westbay (where Broadchurch was filmed) and Lyme Regis. Or go up country half an hour to Glastonbury and Wells. Bath and Bristol are an hour and quarter away and Stonehenge (1 hour drive) Stourhead, (40 minutes drive) and National Trust Properties Montacute House and Barrington Court make good days out. Or there our lovely walks in the local area and you are welcome to borrow our bikes if you fancy a cycle. We are a small hamlet, with just a church and phone box but there a number of good pubs and 2 farm shops within in few miles.

Tastefully decorated, the Old Barn is the perfect place to relax and explore the Jurassic Coast and surrounding areas. Nestled in a sleepy valley the cottage is 20min drive from Bridport and the beach. It is the ideal place for walks without the use of your car and reading by the wood burner. In summer the small farm is a beautiful place to picnic. The two bedrooms are en suite with baths. I am happy to receive grocery deliveries earlier on the day of your arrival and unpack and put away.

The two single beds can zip together to make a comfortable kingsize bed, giving you two double rooms.

There are views of open farmland and plenty of walks along lanes, woods and riverside from the front door. Next door is the Kingcombe Centre with a cafe in the summer months. Google for any interesting courses you might like to join. Restaurants and pubs in the area include Watch House Café in West Bay, Hive Beach Cafe at Burton Bradstock Beach, Ollerod in Beaminster, River Cottage Canteen in Axminster. I also love The Anchor in Seatown and locally, The Fox and Hounds at Cattistock.

The converted dairy sits within a ninety acre farm, Higher Easthams Farm.The market town of Crewkerne is a pretty, ham stone town that sits in beautiful countryside perfect for all manner of outdoor pursuits. The River Parrett and trail runs through the farm . We are only 30 minutes drive from the world heritage site that is the Jurassic coast, which has the towns of Lyme Regis famous for its fossils and Bridport which are popular for the beach and cafes.

We are a working farm and guests are welcome to wander at their leisure. The former dairy is a spacious, open plan detached annexe with its own private entrance and parking. . The property has a large kitchen dining area, there is free Wifi, a large living area with smart T.V and comfortable desk space for working . The two bedrooms each have double beds, the larger of the two being King size and incorporates an en suite with bath, the second bathroom comprises a shower. Outside there are numerous spots to sit, chat and eat.

Although being rural and peaceful the farm is actually only a walk or 5 mins drive from Crewkerne. The town boasts Lawrences a well respected antique and furniture auctioneers which run weekly antique and furniture auctions. Viewing Tuesday and auction Wednesday, great fun if you like that kind of thing, occasional more specific sales. There are ten antique shops dotted around the town, an excellent family run butcher, deli, cafes, waitrose, a pharmacy, wine bars and takeaway restaurants. The medieval town of Sherborne and its Abbey is recommended, Saturday is market day. It’s an easy thirty minute drive. Numerous beautiful country houses and gardens to visit and the beach is a thirty minute drive. If you enjoy a round of golf, there is Cricket St Thomas which is a ten minute drive or Yeovil or Sherborne, twenty and thirty minutes respectively. If you like seaside golf( not links) then Bridport is half an hour south.

This self-contained garden room is located in the pretty small town of Beaminster, which is set amid rolling hills and 8 miles from the Jurassic Coast. It's in a quiet street and the town square with restaurants, cafes and shops is just a few minutes walk away. Lovely walks from the door. Suitable for a couple or single.

This garden room offers basic facilities and is comfortable and snug (central heating). It is one room with an en suite shower/loo. The bedroom/living area is the size of a bedroom and the kitchenette is half as much space again. The kitchenette has a breakfast bar, a two ring gas hob, a small fridge, a microwave, a toaster, and a kettle. There is a separate shower room/loo. The bed is a comfortable king size. There is a TV (includes radio channels). The glass front door looks out onto a patio cottage garden (part of our larger garden) where there is a garden table and two chairs. No Wifi - the area has 4G.

Beaminster is a picture-perfect small West Dorset town and a lovely place for a get-away. It has restaurants (two highly rated ones, 'Brassica' and 'Olerod') and cafes (including the vegetarian cafe, 'The Trading Post') and interesting shops set around a square. It is surrounded by rolling hills with great walks. The garden room is also a good base for those who want to explore the surrounding area. West Dorset is known for its lovely countryside, gorgeous coastline, pretty villages and small towns (Far From The Madding Crowd, and TV's Broadchurch were filmed here). Nearby Bridport is a vibrant, arty town with an arts centre, arthouse cinema, a vintage quarter and a bustling weekly antique/bric a brac market (Wednesdays and Saturdays). The golden cliffs of West Bay are just down the road from Bridport. A scenic coast road connects Bridport and Weymouth (through the lovely village of Abbosbury on chesil beach). In the other direction is Lyme Regis, a small, elegant seaside town. Dorchester is our biggest nearby town (18 miles) and is famous for Maiden Castle, the largest Iron Age hill fort in Europe.

Situated on the Somerset & Dorset border, the log cabin is a perfect peaceful rural retreat. Set in 3 acres with great views. This is a place to relax or an ideal base to explore the local surroundings. Not far from The Jurassic Coast, Lyme Regis, West Bay or the fabulous area of Exmoor. For the business traveller, Yeovil is 15 mins by car and Taunton 25 mins. Secure off road parking. Pushbikes available for guests. Great pub only 1 mile away!!

You have the 3 acres to yourself (except when the Sheep are grazing, then you have to share).

No near neighbours. Chris and Rosemary are just across the field and will sell you eggs and wave at you each day!

This delightful cottage comprises a spacious sitting room with a large inglenook fireplace and open fire which is the perfect space for relaxing. The impressive triple aspect kitchen with its cosy dining area is a bright and well equipped room with a grand Aga sitting centre stage and separate double ovens. There are two comfortable bedrooms, each with their own en-suites, and a relaxing soak in the stunning copper bath in the master en-suite with a glass of something special is a real treat. The pretty lawned garden has a quiet stream trickling alongside and guests have an opportunity to enjoy the fabulous hot tub which sits next to the garden terrace in its own landscaped area. The cottage is the perfect base for a family or group of friends wishing to explore this lovely rural area, and the surrounding countryside offers an abundance of lovely walking and cycling opportunities with many quaint Dorset villages within easy travelling distance. Additional Information One well behaved medium sized dog (no larger than a Spaniel) welcome (small additional charge). Please do not allow dogs upstairs or on the furniture. A dog crate for a medium sized dog is available upon request. Travel cot, high chair and stair gate available on request - please bring your own cot linens. 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. Ground Floor: Sitting room With ample, comfortable seating, open fire and television. Kitchen and dining room With Aga, electric oven, induction hob and combination microwave, fridge with ice box, wine cooler, dishwasher and washing machine. Dining area for four guests. Cloakroom With wash basin and WC. First Floor: Bedroom one With a king-size bed. En-suite bathroom With a copper free-standing bath, copper wash basin, walk-in shower plus hand-held attachment and WC. Bedroom two With a king-size bed. En-suite shower room With shower plus hand-held attachment, wash basin and WC. Outside: Hot tub which can accommodate four guests. Parking for two cars. Rear private garden with running stream, garden furniture and gas barbecue.

A very pretty , well modernised country cottage in a Dorset village. A lovely local pub within walking distance and shops and amenities within a short drive. I am away for a just over month and hope to let out my home for my trip. Includes the Easter period as available between 14th March and 20th April (up to 5 weeks). A let of a whole period of 3 weeks is preferred at the very competitive rate of £560 per week.

I would like a let for the 3 weeks if possible, as I won’t be around to organise changeovers.

Lovely tranquil neighbourhood with country walks on the doorstep. Coast within a 20 minute drive . Lots of lovely restaurants and pubs and coffee shops in the area.

At Goose Run Cottage in West Dorset, peace and tranquillity reigns... and bird song and wildlife is all you will hear. Our picture-perfect gem is tucked into an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the Dorset countryside, yet just a short drive from the Jurassic Coast at West Bay beach. Stunningly beautiful and lovingly furnished, Goose Run Cottage is set within a 70-acre private family estate that is yours to explore. Wander through the wild flower meadow with its hundreds of wild orchids in season, follow the tumbling woodland streams, enjoy the wide grass meadows, light a campfire down by the tree house and swing on the ropes.

With space for four to holiday in luxury, you’ll love the super contemporary interiors and luxury fixtures throughout. The open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area nods to the countryside aesthetic and you will be mesmerised by the view through the huge glass doors. Here you can shut out the busy modern world for a while. You’ll also be delighted by the tranquil bedrooms both en suite. The master bedroom has a feature window with stunning views of the lake. Outside you can indulge in real outdoor living in the private garden that features a fire pit and is ideal for al fresco dining and stargazing. Here, the lack of light pollution makes the stars seem like you could reach out and touch them. Or take a 15 minute stroll down to the welcoming local pub for an evening drink and some supper. THE LAYOUT Ground floor: Entrance hallway. Large open plan living, dining and kitchen area. This comprises a well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar, a sitting area with comfy settees and a large TV and a dining area. The living space opens out onto the private garden with its panorama of the estate grounds. Upper ground floor: Double bedroom with a king size bed and en suite with walk in rain shower. First floor: Master bedroom with a super king size bed and a feature window with stunning views of the lake. En suite bathroom with a bath and a separate shower. Outside: South-facing, small enclosed lawned garden with raised paved terrace offering stunning countryside views and steps leading directly onto the open fields of the private family estate. Fire Pit. Garden furniture seating four guests. IN A NUTSHELL Four guests Two double bedrooms, both en suite One en suite bathroom, one en suite shower room Baby welcome (travel cot, high chair and stair gate available) Children are welcome Sorry, no pets Small enclosed private garden with lawn and patio Garden furniture and fire pit Access to 70 acre private estate with small lake and woodland walks Welcome hamper, linen and toiletries Parking for two cars EQUIPMENT Gas central heating. Underfloor heating in living areas, radiators in bedrooms Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge and small freezer compartment, dishwasher, washing machine Nespresso coffee machine 55 inch Samsung Smart TV with Freeview and Blu-ray player WiFi internet access* Travel cot, high chair and stair gate available on request Outdoor furniture and fire pit Small selection of DVDs, books and magazines Parking for two cars

Located between the villages of Corscombe and Halstock, this pretty pied-a-terre is a brilliant base for those planning a break that makes the best of West Dorset’s gorgeous landscape. The property is set a comfortable walking distance from the small village of Corscombe with a great thatched village pub called The Fox Inn and within a short drive from Evershot a quintessential Dorset village. It’s just 11 miles from the World Heritage Jurassic Coast and close to the bustling attractions of Bridport with its Saturday market, West Bay and its quaint fishing harbour, Burton Bradstock with the beautiful Hive Beach nearby, Abbotsbury with its famous Swannery and the Pearl of Dorset - Lyme Regis.

This secluded cottage, approached over a ford, is perfect for families and couples looking for peace and quiet in a magical setting. For those who enjoy walking and exploring, this special and private location gives access to many footpaths including the Jubilee Trail and Hardy Way, and a stroll to the village pub takes just ten minutes. Horsehill Cottage has been lovingly renovated and has an open-plan sitting and dining room with limestone floors with underfloor heating and a wood burning stove. There is a well fitted kitchen with a wood fired Aga and an electric double oven cooker. There is also a utility/boot room and cloakroom. Upstairs there are three bedrooms with traditional wood floors, a family bathroom and en-suite shower room to the main bedroom. Flanking the cottage garden is a 19th century flax mill which provides a most atmospheric backdrop. Beyond that, near the oak bridge, was a hut where PM Hubbard, the husband of the previous incumbent, used to write his novels in the 1960’s, some of which may be found in the cottage. In all there are seven acres of garden, woodland and nature reserve. A tributary of the River Brit flows through the land so you are never far from the sound of water. Additional Information Travel cot and high chair available on request. A stairgate is attached to the bottom of the stairs. The range cooker is a fully functioning burning Aga which needs quite a lot of attention to keep running. Plenty of seasoned firewood is available. Two well behaved dogs are welcome (small additional charge). Please be aware this is a rural, remote property with a river running through and around the (partly enclosed) garden. Please supervise children at all times. *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. Ground Floor: With underfloor heating throughout. Sitting room With a wood burning stove, a limestone floor with underfloor heating, a television and seating for up to six guests. Dining room Dining table and seating for up to six guests. Kitchen Fully equipped traditional kitchen with wooden door leading to the garden, table and seating for four guests, granite worktops, wood fired Aga, 4-ring electric cooker with two ovens, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. Utility and boot room With a fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer and door to the garden. Cloakroom With wash basin and WC. First Floor: Bedroom one With a king-size bed. En-suite bathroom Walk-in shower, wash basin and WC. Bedroom two With a king-size bed. Bedroom three With twin single beds. Bathroom With a bath, wash basin and WC. Outside: There is a stable style front door to the large gravelled area at the front of the cottage above which is the start of the extensive woodland. The side door from the kitchen leads on to a large open grassed area bordered by trees and shrubs around which weaves a quiet stream. The back door from the utility/boot room leads to a fenced lawned area which is again bordered by trees with the nearby stream running behind. Private access driveway across a shallow ford and up a short country track with parking for two cars.

A charming stone and tiled holiday country cottage which used to be the village school. Keeping original features like the school bell, vaulted kitchen/dining room, Gothic arched doors and mullion windows, this luxury self catering cottage has recently been sympathetically refurbished to a high standard. This holiday rental is set on a quiet lane overlooking open countryside with a walled fully enclosed garden including a pond. There is a Loggia open on two sides under tiled roof with timber decking, power and lighting connected for external dining. This holiday cottage at a glance Sleeps five one guests. Three bedrooms, one wet room and one family bathroom. Six guests can be accommodated by configuring the ground floor bedroom as a 6ft double bed. Please request when making your booking. Wood burning stove. Walled, fully enclosed garden including a pond - parents, please ensure children are supervised at all times. Parking for four vehicles. Up to two well-behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge per dog) kept to the ground floor please. WiFi. Minimum of a two night stay. Additional features Mullion windows, an original school bell, a vaulted kitchen/dining room and Gothic arched doors. Timber decking, power and lighting connected for external dining. Oil Aga, halogen hob and convection oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher. Washing machine, tumble dryer in separate outside utility area. Plasma TV in sitting room and master bedroom. DVD player. Playstation 3. TV and docking station in kitchen. Travel cot, high chair and stairgate available on request. Garden furniture and barbecue. Attractions and nearby amenities Located in South Perrott, a friendly village situated on the Somerset/Dorset border which supports an inn (100m) and Parish church. Nearby, there are plenty of places to visit, including the small market town of Crewkerne (2.5 miles) with two supermarkets and a range of shops and services including a swimming pool. Mainline train services are from Crewkerne Station (two miles away) to Exeter and London Waterloo. Travel time from London is approximately two and a half hours.

A large, purpose-built, straw bale, ‘eco-studio’ with wood fired heating, kitchenette, compost toilet and shower. It is suitable for small families, as well as individuals or couples. It is embedded in an ancient wood in rural Dorset, situated on a bus route but ‘off the beaten track’ so guests can choose how isolated or uninterrupted they want to be. 

The studio is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and surrounding fields are a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). It is located on the edge of ancient woodland, 1 mile from the village of Powerstock (pop. 300 with a primary school and village pub) and 5 miles from the town of Bridport (pop. 14,000 with amenities, 2 theatres and art centre), 6 miles from the sea (West Bay, Chesil Beach). There are 2 other families on site, a number of animals and pets. Local events/activities/businesses include – agricultural shows, forestry, care work, tourism, fishing, farming, artisan food and drink, painting and crafts. The studio is a large, purpose-built ‘eco-building’, timber frame and straw bale, with wood fired heating, kitchenette, compost toilet and hot shower. Children and dogs are welcome. There is no smoking on site. There is no landline wifi, but there is coverage on the 4G mobile network (excellent speeds) for tethering via smart phone or devices.

Pretty cottage nestling in the heart of the peaceful West Dorset countryside, close to the Jurassic Coast. Stunning walks and views with many friendly local pubs. Bridport, Beaminster, Lyme Regis, Crewkerne, Sherborne and Dorchester are all a short drive away, and are perfect for antiques hunting, shopping and eating out.

Highfield Cottage is a beautifully renovated detached period cottage. It has a private garden and is located in the heart of the pretty village of Netherbury situated between the towns of Bridport and Beaminster.

A perfect getaway holiday home, impeccably stylish, rustic luxury. A bath in the vaulted oak beamed bedroom, woodburner in the spacious sitting room and free-range chickens in the garden. Original revealed beams and stone walls add to it's charm.

Set in the glorious Dorset countryside, 20 minutes from the jurassic coast and within walking distance of the beautiful village of Beaminster. You can walk straight from the door across the hills on a vast selection of walks. The cottage is in the grounds of Wantsley Farm, a lovely family farmhouse which has 17 acres of rolling hills and woodland. It has its own patio area, and parking space for 2 cars, which can be a sun trap in good weather, and a garden area shielded from the house. The cottage has a Kingsize bed in the master bedroom (as well as a lovely free standing bath) and 2 single beds in the other, with a pull out bed for a 5th person. There is a shower room with loo and a separate downstairs loo. There are oak floors throughout, exposed beams, a wood-burning stove and french windows make the cottage light and airy in the summer months and delightfully cosy in the winter.

Beaminster is a rural idyll. The village has its own vegetable shop, butcher, chemist, pubs, award winning restaurant, patisserie, deli and artisan shops. It is peaceful and very friendly with local events/fetes and antique markets. Broadwindsor boasts a craft centre, an excellent bakery, a pretty church, pub and annual events. The sea is just a short drive away, and is home to 'Broadchurch' the BBC series. It boasts wonderful scenery and sea food!

Built in 1895, this classic very pretty Shepherds Hut has mains electricity, en suite with toilet, wash basin and Shower. Sit on the veranda as the River Parrett meanders by just a few feet away or if it is wet, make good use of the TV & WIFI. The double bed comfortably accommodates guests up to 5'9". Tea & Coffee making facilities. Breakfast available if required. NB. The Shepherd's hut does not have cooking facilities but you can enjoy the facilities at Haselbury Mill.

The Shepherd Hut sits in the Glade, alongside 2 Showman's Wagon surrounding a camp fire. The Shepherd's hut is part of Haselbury Mill hotel.

The Barn is a stylish country bolthole! On the outside: traditional 19th century and Victorian - roses scrambling up redbrick and hamstone walls. Inside: a pared-down industrial style with funky retro touches. Well located to visit the spectacular Newt in Somerset and Hauser and Worth Art Gallery, but also close to the Jurassic Coast and many other beautiful venues on the South Coast.

A stylish conversion of a 19th century Barn, into a contemporary, modern living space. Downstairs is a stylish and well equipped kitchen space with all the facilities you will need for a comfortable stay. Next door is the beautifully fitted bedroom, which retains the old ladder to what was the old hayloft above. Adjoining the bedroom is the very spacious shower room, with double sinks and huge shower! Up the oak staircase from the kitchen is the large living space. Oak floored with a vaulted ceiling, this room has a large extremely comfortable sofa, armchairs and a dining table for 4. With glass doors at either end and VELUX windows as well, the room is flooded with light all day. Eat, Al fresco on the balcony, or just sit and enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside. Situated in nearly two acres of garden, guests are welcome to enjoy a stroll around, there is a table and chairs in a corner of the garden that is yours to use, look out for the local wildlife or just relax! Take a stroll into the village or explore a little further afield. If the National Trust is your thing, you are in for a treat. Nearby we have Montacute House, Barrington Court, Lyatts Cary and Tintinhull House, Stourhead is just a little further away. Also nearby is Hazlebury Mill with its famous Tythe Barn and events location. Within a 30min drive you can reach the magic of The Newt in Somerset, a country house estate with cafes and restaurant, or the glamour of Hauser and Worth, the world renowned Art Gallery with restaurant.

The Barn is just outside the village of Hardington Mandeville, in the beautiful countryside of South Somerset, just a mile or so from Dorset. Nearby towns include Yeovil, Sherborne, with its two Castles and Abbey, Crewkerne and Dorchester. The South Coast is just over half an hour away. Lyme Regis, West Bay of 'Broadchurch' fame, and Burton Bradstock are all very popular with us. National properties galore in the area, and beautiful walks from the door.

Tucked away in its own private space the Shepherd's Hut has a panoramic view over rolling countryside and is set in a peaceful rural location. Summer sunsets and dark skies. A great place to relax and unwind in an area of outstanding natural beauty, only 20 minutes from the Dorset Jurassic Coast. We are a family run sheep farm where in the spring lambs can be seen, as well as our retired pony grazing in her paddock.

The hut has a King sized bed (5'6" x 6'6" long), all season duvet, is fully insulated hut, has wood burning stove, electric heating/light and oak floor. Well equipped separate kitchen, bathroom & toilet close by. Fire pit, & outside dining area. Lambs bleating, birds singing, pony grazing in the field beside the Shepherd's Hut all add to the countryside feel of our location, but we are only 2 miles from civilisation of the old characterful market town of Beaminster with a good selection of shops and 2 restaurants run by award winning chefs, Brassica and The Ollerod, as well as cafes to choose from. Our farm has an abundance of wildlife, in the woods below the hut wood peckers can be heard. Buzzard soar above during the day and badgers creep out at dusk. We even have a purpose built badger watching hide on the farm, Beaminster Badgers. The ewes lamb April to May at this time lambs are often in the fields around the huts, great fun to watch as they gambol about playing together. The traditional style Shepherds Hut has a table & 2 chairs, under bed storage, a storage unit, wood burning stove (wood supplied), hairdryer, electric heater, electric light and spare electric sockets for phone charging. We supply a welcome information pack, o.s. maps, packs of cards and games. Close by there is a well equipped kitchen, you can dine in on cooler days or when warmer enjoy the outside space with table, chairs and fire pit provided. The kitchen has 2 cooking rings, microwave, fridge, large belfast sink, cafetiere, kettle, toaster, crockery, cutlery, radiator, table and chairs. Large bath sheet towel, hand towels, t.towels, fairy liquid and washing up brush/cloth/scourer are all provided as is a welcome pack of some tea, coffee, sugar, biscuits and fresh milk. The bathroom has bath & sink and there is a separate toilet next door. Toilet rolls, hand towels, bath mats, bubble bath, shampoo and hand wash are all provided throughout your stay. Walking from the farm is varied and offers far reaching views inland and down to the coast. Bikes can be locked up at night in our alarmed work shop and horses and ponies can be taken at grass turn out. There are riding stables, golf clubs and fishing lakes nearby. West Dorset has a variety of attractions to suit all tastes.

Beaminster has two award winning chefs at Brassica and The Ollerod as well as cafes offering delicious home made treats. There is a craft centre in Broadwindsor and lots of places to discover on the coast at Bridport, West Bay and Lyme Regis. There is plenty of walking off the farm if you don't wish to drive anywhere, you will need walking boots as most of the walks are on footpaths and bridleways.

Elegant Georgian style Townhouse situated in the heart of Beaminster in the Market Square. We offer stunning accommodation with luxury bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms. We pay meticulous attention to detail to make you feel welcome and ensure your visit to us is special and memorable. Beaminster is a vibrant town with an eclectic mix of fine dining, mood food restaurants , cafes and pubs. We provide you with tea and coffee, water, tasty snacks and treats but we do not provide breakfast.

We appreciate that you have a choice but we offer fine accommodation in relaxed, tasteful surroundings.

Take a walk around the Square and look up at the hills that surround you. Everywhere the eye looks it pleases. Enjoy your breakfast in traditional style, or, how about a real art decor cafe with a trading post? There are lots of choices right on the doorstep.

Downclose Piggeries is a delightful single storey dwelling located along a quiet country lane, just a quarter of a mile outside the lovely Hamstone village of North Perrott on the Somerset/Dorset borders. Just 35 minutes from West Bay on the famous Jurassic Coast and 6 miles from the pretty Dorset town of Beaminster, the property is very well located. A former Victorian Piggery, the property has been sympathetically converted to provide light and airy accommodation for up to three guests with fabulous views over the surrounding countryside. The property sits on Downclose Farm and guests are welcome to explore the farmland and beyond, into the magical bluebell woods. Eggs are available from the free range hens, lamb and beef is also available from the farm’s grass raised beef and sheep. This holiday cottage at a glance Sleeps three guests. One double bedroom and one single bedroom. Large shower room. Wood burning stove. WiFi. Parking for up to two vehicles. Walled patio area. Sorry, no pets. Children over 15 years are welcome. Minimum of a two night stay. Additional Features and Equipment Beams in sitting room and main bedroom. Within walking distance of a good pub/restaurant. Fabulous views over fields and woodland. No steps to the property. Stable door from sitting room area to the former pig sty patio area with barbecue and garden furniture. Electric hob, oven, larder fridge, full size freezer, dishwasher and microwave, washing machine. Freeview smart television, DVD player, digital radio. Attractions and nearby amenities North Perrott is a beautiful Hamstone village offering plenty of opportunities to walkers. There are lots of local footpaths leading to the wonderful surrounding countryside of both Somerset and Dorset. Next door to several footpaths which can take walkers either into the village of North Perrott or into Dorset which lies on the borders of Downclose Farm land. The village has its own Farm Shop which sells a range of meat, dairy, cereal, fruit and veg - all sourced as locally as possible. To complement the shop, there is a seasonal fruit farm, garden centre and cafe serving light meals and snacks. The Manor Arms pub and restaurant in the village is within walking distance and offers beers and both a bar and restaurant menu. The White Horse pub and restaurant in the neighbouring village of Haselbury Plucknett (half a mile away from North Perrott) also offers local beers and has gained an excellent reputation for its original and delicious food. The small market town of Crewkerne with its monthly farmers market has three supermarkets, a swimming pool and specialist shops. The pretty Dorset town of Beaminster is 6 miles away with specialist/boutique shops and historic listed buildings. The area is rich in National Trust properties. London to Crewkerne, with its mainline station can be reached in approx 2.5 hours. Crewkerne to Downclose Piggeries is 10 minutes drive. Downclose Piggeries lies just 14.2 miles and 35 minutes from West Bay on the famous Jurassic Coast via the A3066. West Bay was the location for the successful TV series 'Broadchurch'. A little further along the coast is Burton Bradstock, 15.3 miles from North Perrott, where visitors can walk on the beach and then call in at the famous Hive Cafe. Abbotsbury Swannery - 22 miles away is the worlds only managed colony of nesting mute swans, it is the only place where visitors can walk through the colony, see cygnets hatching and participate in feeding the swans. Abbotsbury is also home to the famous sub-tropical gardens which hold a number of events throughout the year, including the Classic Car Show, The Abbotsbury Fair, Outdoor Theatre and the Enchanted Illuminated Gardens.

The Old Forge is a quintessentially english retreat. The bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, a king size double bed and an old fireplace. After a good nights sleep, wake up with a cup of tea in your own private garden and soak up the sun listening to t

Come and spend a night or three in my comfortable, sunny cottage with great views 5 minutes from the town square. It's a lovely place to walk from and 10 minutes from Axnoller and Mapperton wedding venues. Explore the Jurassic coast or visit other Dorset towns such as Bridport, Dorchester and Sherborne. You are welcome to a great B&B with tea and cake and breakfast with local produce and home made bread. Visitors always love the warm welcome and the relaxed atmosphere of the cottage.

You will feel at home in a sunny breakfast/garden room looking out onto the well stocked walled (but tiny) garden, sitting room full of books and a piano, rugs and artefacts from abroad, modern impeccably clean bathroom and extremely comfortable bed. You are welcome to share my home during your stay and I will be happy to proffer whatever information I can to make your stay in Dorset a most enjoyable time.

The Green is a little jumble of old cottages which has views over the roofscape to the town of Beaminster, and also over the fields to the Wessex Ridgeway. Everyone is very friendly and most have the time for a 'Good Morning' or brief chat if you are out walking or in the local shops. The town is lucky to have its own butcher, fruit and veg shop, baker, hardware store, well known restaurant called Brassica, and further dining at the Ollerod Hotel and several upmarket gift homeware and clothes stores. Bridport is only 15 minutes away, with its famous Saturday market and a growing number of antique shops and stalls particularly in the St Michaels area. There are numerous artists and artisans and this is a great centre for the various open studio events, food, literary and film festivals.