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A wooden cabin is nestled among trees, surrounded by greenery. A gravel path leads to the entrance, with a small deck at the front featuring a seating area. A fire pit is visible nearby, suggesting a peaceful outdoor experience.
Hut in Middlemarsh
5 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

Woodpecker cabin secluded in lovely Dorset forest

Cabin located in a secluded woods in Dorset, en-suite bathroom and shower. The cabin has underfloor heating and a TV with Netflix it has a fully fitted kitchen with fridge freezer hob and oven. The cabin is under two oaks and is very picturesque and is completely on its own. It is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with access to a great range of footpaths and pub a short walk away.There are a herd of friendly local deer on site that you can be introduced too, we do not allow dogs

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A rustic log cabin sits in a lush green clearing, surrounded by trees and undergrowth. Nearby, a sturdy picnic table crafted from natural wood is positioned next to a fire pit, creating a cozy outdoor space for gatherings.
Hut in Owermoigne
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 331 reviews

Woodland Retreat Log Cabin nr Durdle Door Weymouth

Come stay in our secluded woodland glade in your own log cabin! Bring your own bed linen. Snuggle by the outdoor fire pit. Enjoy the views across picturesque dorset countryside. Super cosy and surrounded by nature! Only 10 minutes drive to the World Heritage Jurrasic coast, Dorset's famous beaches Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Parking 50 metres away with compost toilet and basic outside off grid shower. Check out our Magic, Bus, Yummy Yurt, and Homely Horsebox for more luxurious accommodation.

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A covered hot tub is featured in the foreground, with bubbling water inviting relaxation. In the background, a spacious garden is visible, showcasing a patio dining set shaded by an umbrella, a barbecue grill, and comfortable seating areas surrounded by greenery.
Guest house in Moreton
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 215 reviews

Full use: hot tub/sauna/bbq/firepit/Netflix/Prime

Little Oakford is your peaceful haven 'Far from the Madding Crowd' in the heart of idyllic, rural Dorset! At the end of a lane and on the edge of woods, from where birdsong can always be heard and in which deer can often be seen, its large private garden & all its amenities, including covered hot tub, gazebo, fire pit & 5 (s)eating areas, are for your free & exclusive enjoyment. With its free parking, kitchen, steam shower, superfast WiFi, 4K TV & Netflix, it's perfect for business or pleasure.

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A functional open-plan space features a well-equipped kitchen with green cabinet fronts and modern appliances. A dining table and chairs are set nearby. A cozy sleeping area is marked by a four-poster bed, complemented by natural wood flooring and soft decor elements.
Guest suite in Crossways
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

The Annex @14

Welcome to The Annex @14, a newly renovated ground floor property and great base for exploring historic Dorset and a perfect getaway for two! Self-contained with its own private entrance .The annex is attached to our home at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the village of Crossways near Dorchester. There is a hot tub available for your own exclusive use! In the heart of Hardy Country, ideal for walkers and cyclists. Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, the beautiful sands of Weymouth Bay are close by.

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The exterior of the Victorian Reading Room is presented, showcasing a charming brick facade with light moss present on the roof. A welcoming entry door, framed by two chimneys, is complemented by modern windows. A vintage-style post box is positioned beside the entrance.
Tiny home in West Stafford
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 269 reviews

The Old Reading Room West Stafford

The Victorian Reading Room of West Stafford is of historical importance. Used before the war as a Reading Room for the villagers and estate workers, the newspapers were provided, the village shop in the late 1930s, then a workshop and a store room for the church. We have now lovingly restored, decorated and furnished this amazing building into a cosy self catering holiday retreat, "far from the madding crowd" Open plan, comfy double sofabed, wood burner, country walks and fabulous village pub.

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A warm and inviting lounge area features a wood-burning stove framed by a stack of logs. Leather sofas are arranged around a central wooden coffee table, while a soft cowhide rug lies on the polished floor. Large windows offer views of the outdoor space.
Treehouse in Dewlish
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 353 reviews

Tree-Tops Treehouse Eco Retreat

This enchanting tree house offers the ultimate romantic winter escape. Elevated in the canopy and wrapped in woodland, it provides complete privacy with uninterrupted views across the stunning Piddle Valley. Spacious yet irresistibly cosy, it’s designed for indulgent seclusion. Imagine sinking into your private wood-fired hot tub beneath a canopy of stars, or curling up with a glass of wine as the valley glows with winter light. Many couples choose to stay cocooned in this peaceful hideaway.

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A stone sign displaying 'LIME TREE LODGE' is presented among vibrant purple and white petunias. The flowers add a natural touch to the surroundings, creating a welcoming entryway.
Apartment in Owermoigne
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Lime Tree Lodge - West Wing, by the Jurassic Coast

Lime Tree Lodge - West Wing, is a self-contained apartment attached to the main house. 150yds off the A352 between the Saxon town of Wareham and the county town of Dorchester -home of Poundbury, Prince Charles’ venture into village/workplace design and development. Very central to the Jurassic Coast, the Annexe is only 2 miles from the coast with Swanage, Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, Weymouth and Portland close by. Monkey World, The Tank Museum and Hardy's cottage are about 5 - 10 mins drive.

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A quaint cob cottage with a thatched roof is framed by vibrant pink flowers and lush greenery. The garden features well-maintained plants and an inviting path leading to the cottage's window, creating a serene and welcoming outdoor space.
Tiny home in Bere Regis
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

Luxury thatched Little Barn

The Little Barn is a 200 year old, thatched, cob cottage. It is a self-contained studio guest room with its entrance in the garden of the main house. It is perfect for a couple using the comfortable king-sized bed. It is thoughtfully decorated and furnished with modern fittings, including a cleverly fitted kitchenette. This picturesque cottage is located in the quiet, rural setting of Shitterton, in the village of Bere Regis, Dorset. We are within easy reach of Dorset's many attractions.

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A cozy bedroom is presented with a wooden bed featuring crisp white linens and decorative pillows. A light-colored dresser is positioned nearby, complemented by a small lamp. Natural light filters in through patterned curtains, enhancing the serene atmosphere.
Tiny home in Tincleton
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Cosy private Loft overlooking Dorset countryside

Nestled in the heart of the Dorset countryside, The Loft is your ideal 'getaway'. From stunning views to a comfy king-size bed, this cosy space will provide you with everything you need to relax. Open the stable door, and listen to the birds, reconnect with nature while sipping coffee and tucking into a selection of breakfast options provided upon your arrival. With an abundance of local amenities, please see the guide for my favourite secret spots! We look forward to welcoming you!

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The exterior of the barn features a heart-shaped wooden accent on the entrance, surrounded by two planters with neatly trimmed shrubs. A pathway of stone slabs leads through a grassy area adorned with round stones and blooming flowers, set against a backdrop of large windows.
Barn in Dorset
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Coppice Barn, farm stay, nr Durdle Door & Lulworth

Sorry no Pets Suitable for only one infant. A barn conversion two miles from the South Dorset Coast. Set within its own private garden with unspoilt views of Galton Farm overlooking Moreton forest and Tadnoll Heath. Ten minutes drive to Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove and Ringstead Bay. Plenty of coastal and country walks to choose from. The barn consists of one bedroom with a superking bed. Large bathroom and open plan kitchen, dining and sitting area all delightfully decorated.

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A tall stone monument is prominently situated atop a grassy hill, surrounded by lush greenery. A weathered wooden signpost stands in the foreground, pointing in two directions. The sky features scattered clouds and clear blue sections, creating a bright outdoor scene.
Home in Dorset
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Cheerful one bedroom home in the heart of Dorset

A great base for exploring Dorset and centrally-located. This newly decorated self contained 1 bedroom annexe has a fully equipped kitchen & in the county town of Dorchester, the birth place of Thomas Hardy. It is a perfect base to explore the beautiful countryside and Jurassic coast! The town’s amenities are only a short walk away including the new Brewery Square development. Complimentary tea and coffee also provided. Please note, we are unable to accommodate children

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A cozy sleeping area features a spacious bed with soft gray bedding and a decorative throw pillow. A wooden bookshelf displays various items, while a glass door opens to a view of the outside. Warm lighting highlights the room's inviting design.
Farm stay in Osmington
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 279 reviews

Beautiful Annex situated on the Jurrasic Coast.

Pixon Barn is situated on a working farm on the Jurassic Coastline within an easy driving distance to Weymouth, Lulworth Cove, and Abbotsbury. It is located next to numerous bridlepaths, perfect for avid walkers, cyclists and lovers of the countryside. We welcome any and all well behaved dogs. There are several pubs all within a 5 minutes distance by car, as well as our own farm cafe and shop located on the main road into Weymouth. Best ice-cream around.!

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All about Warmwell

The soothing name of Warmwell mirrors its distinctly attractive qualities, this being a picture-perfect Dorset village, a few miles south of Dorchester. Thatched cottages that look as if they’ve just leapt from the canvas of a watercolour painting nestle alongside quaint farms and mills. The Church of Holy Trinity dates from the 13th century and is surrounded by a tranquil churchyard teeming with wildlife. Warmwell House is a Jacobean manor with extensive grounds that for many generations was in the possession of the local aristocratic de Warmwell family. The village is a delightful place to base yourself as you explore the local countryside, the bustling town of Dorchester, the seaside resort of Weymouth, and the world-renowned, fossil-strewn Jurassic Coast, which is just a few miles away.

What are the top things to do in Warmwell?

The Tank Museum

Situated in nearby Bovington, this unique museum contains the largest number of tanks anywhere in the world (other than a few national armies). The story of the armoured military vehicle is explored, from the earliest examples to the latest cutting-edge equipment. And during special events throughout the year, these military marvels are put through their paces during exercises and displays.

Lulworth Cove

Lulworth Cove and the breathtaking scenery surrounding it is a geological wonder. The sedimentary rocks and erosion by the ocean have created a number of unique landforms such as the famous Durdle Door stone archway. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site-designated Jurassic Coast, Lulworth Cove is a great spot to search for fossils, and a visit to the nearby Lulworth Castle is recommended.

Hardy’s Birthplace

There’s no escaping it: This part of the world is Thomas Hardy country. Though he disguised it as Wessex in his novels and poems, he was a Dorset man through and through, born in nearby Higher Bockhampton. The Hardy’s Birthplace Visitor Centre is a short walk from the cottage where the author was born, both of which are run by the National Trust. You’ll encounter ephemera from the writer’s life and information about his inspirations and work.

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