Less than a mile from the sands of Studland Bay, this pet-friendly abode boasts a prime position on the Isle of Purbeck. Enjoy heathland walks direct from the doorstep, unwind in the sunny conservatory or dine alfresco in the peaceful garden – five will find plenty of ways to unwind here.
Perfectly located for exploring Dorset’s best coastal trails, golden beaches and nature reserves, this pretty cottage offers a warm welcome for family or friends. Head straight into the lounge and the choice of soft seating is arranged before a Smart TV and feature fireplace. To the rear, double doors open into a cheery kitchen/diner which is backed by a sun-soaked conservatory. A stylish shower room completes the ground floor, while upstairs there are three restful bedrooms – the choice of a king-size, a double, and a single bedroom will suit any party. Step through the conservatory and into the enclosed rear garden has seasonal planting, a lawn and a furnished patio, as well as a gate giving direct access to the neighbouring nature reserve. Off-road parking makes unpacking and car trips fuss-free.
Studland’s sandy shoreline, calm waters, village store and inn are within a mile of your doorstep. When you want to venture further afield, simply stroll across the heathland that borders your back garden – the striking sandstone of Agglestone Rock is a quirky landmark with wide-reaching views towards Poole Harbour. Alternatively, follow the coast path to one of the South Coast’s most famous landmarks: the stack of chalk known as Old Harry. A 4-mile drive cross-country 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 – England’s first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site – it’s also home to a heritage railway which operates from the coast to Corfe Castle, 5.5 miles away.