Boasting private access to Studland Beach, this 19th-century property is perfect for a laid-back big-group break. Sleeping 11 and super-pet-friendly, it has a vast garden, bay views and is convenient for South West Coast Path walks; there’s a characterful country inn close-by too.
Enjoying a prime position on the Isle of Purbeck, this pretty cottage makes a magnificent setting for a multi-generational getaway. You’ll feel at home the moment you step into the entrance hall, where a quirky collection of furniture accentuates the sense of space. Adjacent, the lounge is sure to be the social hub of your holiday, offering a choice of soft seating, shelves full of books and games, and a Smart TV for entertainment. The farmhouse kitchen has a rustic dining suite; for more formal mealtimes gather in the separate dining room bathed in light thanks to dual-aspect windows. Ensuring comfort and convenience for any large party, the property has a flexible five-bedroom, two-bathroom layout, plus a separate cloakroom. Choose from two double bedrooms, two cosy twins, and a triple room with three single beds perfect for children. Serving the bedrooms is a family bathroom plus a separate shower room and additional WC. The cottage sits within lawned grounds with lovely sea views, an area for al fresco dining, and private access to Studland Beach. There is private parking for six cars too.
The village’s sandy shores, local store and pub are all on your doorstep. When you want to venture further afield, follow the coast path to one of the region’s most famous landmarks: the stack of chalk known as Old Harry. A 4-mile drive will take you to Swanage, famous for its historic pier, bustling high street and beautiful beach. Located at the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast, it’s also home to a heritage railway.