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Why don't you come stay in the Pod and enjoy the quiet relaxing retreat in rural Dorset with fields and forest all around , enjoy cooking over the wood burning stove then taking in what Dorset has to offer like the Jurassic coast

Your be staying in a lovely wooded pod with double bed seating area and a small kitchen area with pots and pans to help you cook over the out side wood burning stove and watch the beautiful sunsets

We live on a quiet wooded lane surrounded by trees and fields with lovely walks and rides, a really peaceful part of Dorset where you can unwind and relaxe

Roy & Kim welcome you to Roys Retreat Shepherds Hut. Hand built by Roy, A Cosy retreat at the top of a private garden with stunning views overlooking the countryside. Lovely cosy little room with comfy double bed and clean linen, Own toilet and shower with clean towels. Tea & Coffee making facilities. We offer a BBQ with Charcoal and lighters for guests who like to enjoy outdoor cooking. Crockery, utensils and washing up area in shower room. A Great Glamping experience perfect for relaxing.

Our Shepherds Hut is cosy and unique, built by Roy completely from scratch. From the decking you can enjoy beautiful views across the surrounding hills or relax looking out across the neighbouring fields, often filled with Sheep. Enjoy coastal walks and stunning scenery from the doorstep, Lulworth Cove is just 15 minute walk, approx 1 mile down the road , while The famous Durdle Door is equally with in walking distance 30-40 mins depending on your pace. You can explore the coastline by Kyak, either your own or there is a place in the cove where you can hire. There are several Pubs which serve bar meals and other restaurants down through the village toward the Cove. The World famous Monkey World is a 20 minute drive away. We also have a couple of beautiful old beach towns close by, Weymouth, Swanage and the interesting Ruins of Corfe Castle with it's pretty village.

We live in a beautiful part of the country, The views from our house and Shepherds Hut are stunning all year round, and we have the added bonus of the famous Jurassic Coast on our doorstep.

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.

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.

'Minnow Cottage' is a lovely Victorian farm cottage in a quaint, rural hamlet just 8 minutes drive from 'Lulworth Cove'. Ideally situated for all the attractions of the Jurassic Coast and with lots of pretty, local walks. We love to welcome children & have left toys for our mini-guests!

The cottage was built at the end of the 1800's and retains many original features such as original doors, fireplace (decorative) and cob work. It is sympathetically furnished and decorated throughout and includes a modern kitchen and bathroom (downstairs), lounge/diner and garden with summer-house. Upstairs there are two main bedrooms; one is a double and the other is a twin. There is also a games snug upstairs complete with DVD player, vintage Nintendo system and board games. In the games snug there is a full-size, fold-out single mattress for an additional guest. The snug is very small, so this space as well as the fold out bed, is only suitable for children. We have three small children ourselves and have left out toys and games and children's DVDs as well as plastic plates and cutlery and garden toys. There is a travel cot and booster seat high chair available. Please note, there are stairs in the lounge which do ot have a stair gate. Because of the old cob walls we are unable to safely fit a permanent one. We can also recommend a local babysitter who is a fully qualified nursery nurse. Her details, including business page, are in the online house manual or in the manual at the cottage. We love authentic pieces and have left out our vintage dolls pram and vintage games and radios for you to enjoy. PLEASE NOTE: There are two TV's but both are for gaming and DVD's only. There is Wifi at the cottage. Minnow Cottage is an on-going restoration of love for us, so while we are working away from home we have decided to open our home to others to love it for us. It is a great base for exploring this area of outstanding natural beauty and is ideal for children. We have priced our cottage at a lower rate since we know it's tricky to find an affordable family/pet friendly cottage, we feel it provides exceptional value for money. We charge an additional flat rate fee of £20 for guests visiting with dogs. This covers any additional cleaning which may be required. Please note, the garden is secure for doggy visitors but smaller breeds may need their owners to check the fence for wriggle holes. Also see note below re. neighbour access . Please let us know in advance if you wish to bring a dog. Early check-in and late check-out options can sometimes be arranged in advance for a fee of £20. Please ask for details. Please see further details for more information on the house.

This is a quiet hamlet in rural Dorset. It has immediate coutryside walks available from the front door and is the inspiration for Thomas Hardy's 'Tess of the Durbevilles'. Lulworth Cove is an 8 min drive away along with all the other stunning scenary and attractions of the Jurassic Coast. There are three nice pubs within walking distance all offering great local food. A short drive or cycle away is the award winning 'Moreton Tea Rooms' which is located next to a beautiful ford - well worth a visit! Monkey World and The Tank Museum are both 15 minutes walk or 5 minute drive away whilst Lulworth Castle, Tyneham Village, Corfe Castle and Swanage seaside town are all also within the local area. For those who like a walk with a twist, try collecting pictures of yourselves next to some of the crazy Dorset place names such as 'Bindon Bottom', 'Scratchy Bottom', the River 'Piddle' and 'Tincleton' to name only a few of the more tame ones!

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.

Lovely self contained annexe set in the beautiful surroundings of the Jurassic coast. There is a cosy double bedroom (which has the option of either a king size or two single beds) a shower room and a well equipped kitchen/dining/living room which has a sofa bed. The property has its own pretty courtyard garden and off road parking for one car.

self contained annexe with easy access to Lulworth Cove and the Jurassic Coast AONB

West Lulworth and its associated Lulworth Cove is a pretty little village with many thatched properties. It does not have street lighting so the night sky can be very spectacular. There are two pubs both of which serve food, a very nice restaurant within easy walking distance of the property (a little expensive but lovely menu) and a bistro nearer to the sea which additionally does take away pizzas . There is also a number of further cafes including Finlays who serve good fish and chips and very delicious Dorset ice cream. (Please note that not everything is open during the winter)

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.

My place is close to 200 yards to a great pub the Sailors Return (it is closed for some dates in January) and 5 minutes by car to the beach, great views, family-friendly activities, and art and culture. You’ll love my place because of the ambiance, the neighbourhood, the outdoors space, the comfy beds the 6 person hot tub and chill out space in the log cabin. My place is only available for families and groups of couples/friends and not for hen parties or single sex groups.

It is a small quaint Dorset Village near to Lulworth cove and the coast.

My place is close to the beach, great views, and family-friendly activities. You’ll love my place because of the ambiance, the outdoors space, the comfy bed, and the neighbourhood. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

Please note this is a 300 year old cottage, with lots of character & features, being so characterful the ceilings or fairly low. There are two sets of stairs, of which one is stone & fairly steep. We can provide or please bring a stair gate for small children & toddlers.

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

Tanglewood Barn is a 17th century barn conversion close to Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door with a fully enclosed garden and log burning stove. Towels and bed linen provided are luxurious.

Enter through an impressive, lead light door to Kitchen/Dining Room with tiled floor, oak units, dishwasher, washer/drier, ice-box fridge and separate freezer; WC; Sitting Room with luxury leather sofas, Log burning stove, Freeview TV and Bose music system. Upstairs: 2 bedrooms: a 5ft double with TV and en-suite shower room and a twin room, The single beds each have a double duvet for your comfort; the Bathroom has an oyster shaped bath with shower over. Both bedrooms have vaulted beamed ceilings with reduced height at the eaves. Central heating and log burning stove. Wireless broadband. Dogs are welcome, an additional charge of £15 per dog per stay is payable. Dog bowls and a large dog bed are provided. We have a large field at the rear of the barn that guests are welcome to use to walk their dogs.

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.

Win Place is a 1 bedroom cottage in the beautiful rural village of Winfrith Newburgh. This converted holiday cottage is cosy and spacious with modern facilities. A great base to explore all of Dorset. Free WIFI. Towels and Linen provided. Wood burning stove with logs/kindling provided Dog friendly, £10 per dog per stay payable in cash to owner, as Air b&b do not have a facility for you to add dogs when booking.

Whole cottage to yourself. Freedom to come and go. Dedicated off road car space. Netflix and WIFI.

Winfrith Newburgh is a beautiful Dorset village with a great community, we have churches, schools, childrens play park, pubs and a great award winning village shop. Lots of walks from your doorstep for those with dogs. All of the above are within walking distance from Riverside House Holiday Cottages.

Bindon Lodge is perfect for walkers: it’s on a private lane and footpath in Lulworth with direct access to the south west coastal path on Bindon Hill, and is a few minutes walk from Lulworth Cove.

Ground floor guest bedroom with a double bed (mahogany low end sleigh bed) with patio doors opening to the terraced garden, with a private bathroom. Perfect for walkers wanting a quiet overnight stay and breakfast in a family home. Ideal for those wanting to leave the car behind and walk to the surrounding beaches and Jurassic coastline. There is also private off-road parking for those arriving by car.

5 mins walk up from Lulworth Cove, and less than 1 mins walk to access Bindon Hill and the south west coastal path at the bottom of the lane. Sunnyside is a quiet private lane in West Lulworth, away from the Main Road. There are plenty of fabulous places to eat out at - from the Limestone Restaurant close by, to a walk over to The Sailor’s Return at East Chaldon. There is a well stocked village shop that is open for most of the year below the Church.

The Stable Barn is a comfortable, centrally heated cottage with split level interior and sculptured mezzanine. It provides extremely spacious open-plan accommodation for two. Wifi - Superfast fibre To the rear of the barn is a partly walled garden laid to lawn and gravel with clipped hedges and shrubs. The cottage is equipped with a sprinkler system, smoke detector, and carbon monoxide detector. Superfast fibre broadband and Smart TV.

If you want something different The Stable Barn will not disappoint.

The cottage surroundings are rural and peaceful whilst having easy access to the main road network. The location is central for exploring Dorset and the 95 miles of stunningly beautiful Jurassic Coast which is a World Heritage Site. Monkey World, The Tank Museum, Lulworth Cove and Castle, sandy beaches and coastal footpaths are nearby. Studland - 15 miles - sandy beach, Swanage - 15 miles - sandy beach, Arne - 11 miles - nature reserve, Kimmeridge - 6 miles, Tyneham - 5 miles, Lulworth Cove - 4 miles, Ringstead - 7 miles, Weymouth - 10 miles - sandy beach, Portland – 1 mile

Lime Tree Lodge, the Annexe, is set in delightfully laid out continental style gardens. 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.

The Annexe is a self contained and self catering apartment attached to Lime Tree Lodge. Consisting of its own access driveway to an integral double garage with remote electronic roller doors. This is for your sole use throughout your stay. On this floor is a utility room including washing machine, a tumble dryer and a tall freezer - all for your own use. From this level stairs lead to a living room area with tv and free wireless internet access. The kitchen area contains all new oven with grill, refrigerator, hob with extractor, microwave oven and breakfast bar. From the kitchen/living room you move into a large double bedroom with double bed and storage cupboards. Attached is an en-suite dressing room with hanging rails cupboard and dressing table. There is an en-suite shower room with all the usual amenities.

Shopping; Owermoigne is a small rural village yet has its own garage, filling station and shop. Alongside is a very well stocked Farm Shop where you can acquire many of life's essentials as well as wonderful local produce. Crossways, about 5 mins drive has a CO-OP supermarket. Further afield in our local main towns of Weymouth and Dorchester are all the main shops and supermarkets. Eating and drinking; There are many places to eat and drink around Dorset should you decide not to self cater from high quality, nationally renowned restaurants, specialising in locally caught fish and shell fish, local meats and produce. There are also many Italian, Thai, Indian and Chinese cuisine restaurants. There are many pubs within 15 minutes drive, that serve 'guest ales' and have restaurants and gardens and welcome visitors. We would be happy to recommend somewhere to book for your first night; in the high season booking is really worth contemplating, especially after a long drive. Owermoigne has its Cricket Club, a relaxed and friendly bar and lounge. (No cricket pitch, no cricket team, no cricket playing members, cricket is not often even mentioned - it does have an alcohol licence though!) 250 yds from Lime Tree Lodge. You are welcome to try out its amenities. Open 6 nights a week with all beers, spirits etc at low prices as the whole enterprise is a non-profit making entity run by local volunteers. Beaches & Water Sports Beaches and water sports are abundant within short distances and golf courses at East Dorset, Came Down, Isle of Purbeck, and 2 others are all within a 15 mile radius. Other local attractions... .. include The Tank Museum, Lawrence of Arabia's Cottage and Monkey World near Bovington, The Harbour in Weymouth, The Sailing Academy in Portland, Prince Charles's Poundbury and Thomas Hardy's house Maxgate in Dorchester and his cottage at Bockhampton nearby. Walking & Exploring Dorset Walkers will enjoy the many local footpaths and bridleways through to, and along, the coast including the Heritage Jurassic coastal path from Studland in the east to Lyme Regis in the west. These trackways will provide views of deer, hare, sheep and cattle which are often in the valleys and on the hillsides. Overhead there are many examples of birds of prey including buzzard, sparrow hawk, and even a peregrine falcon or two if you are lucky! There are several ancient barrows and long disused farm dwellings. The views from the top of the hills between Lime Tree Lodge and the cliffs are spectacular, reaching inland as far as the hills beyond Blandford to the New Forest, Isle of Wight and Portland Bill. Market Towns To the west is the county town of Dorchester, 6 miles, with its large weekly market, museums and Roman remains. To the south west is Weymouth, 8 miles, with its harbour, wide sandy beach and numerous pubs and restaurants, geared for tourism. Access To the east, the village of Wool is 7 miles and has the main Waterloo to Weymouth rail line station. The market town of Wareham is 14 miles and the maritime town of Poole with its beaches at Sandbanks is 20 miles. Moreton, 3 miles to the north has also a main railway line Waterloo to Weymouth station.

Wooden barn conversion that's been converted to the highest spec, on the edge of a pretty rural Dorset village. Only a few miles from the stunning Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, there is plenty of walks attractions for all the family. The world famous Monkey world and Tank Museum is only a 10 minute drive away, you could also visit the ruins of Corfe castle with beautiful village it is set in. We are 20 minute drive from Dorchester which was the home of Thomas Hardy.

Converted barn that was completed July 2017 by myself and my wife Janice. The barn has disabled access, One king size bed in the main bedroom with a double sofa bed in the lounge/dinning area. There is outside decking to enjoy the sunshine and glorious views of surrounding area and also a BBQ and sun loungers for you to rest and relax with.

Godwins cottage is a stunning newly refurbished 300 year old thatched cottage. Although attached to the main property, it has its own private entrance, private roof terrace and use of some of the garden area, so plenty of space to spread out and relax. We also have outbuildings which can store bikes or motorbikes if required.

We are set in the idyllic and peaceful village of Moreton. Famous for being the resting place of T.E. Lawrence aka Lawrence of Arabia. Godwin's hosts everything you need to make your stay restful with a little bit of luxury about it. Downstairs is the cottage kitchen and the living room with dining tables and chairs, comfy settee and a 50 inch Smart TV. upstairs is the converted hayloft which is now a fabulous bedroom with en-suite bathroom which has a double ended bath with waterfall taps and overhead is a rain forest power shower. This all leads onto your own private spacious roof terrace, where you can enjoy the views while either enjoying your morning breakfast or watching the sunset over the countryside with a chilled glass of wine. It is simply quite a special place.

We are settled in the heart of Hardy Country, which is simply quite beautiful. We are very lucky to live in the abundant countryside but to have the coast on our doorstep too. We are also 10 minutes away from the County Town of Dorchester. Moreton itself has an Award Winning Tearooms which is 400 metres away from Godwins. Also the Walled Gardens, Moreton Church with it's rare and unusual windows and Moreton Ford which when you cross it leads off into miles of walks through Moreton Forest. Nearby is Bovington where there is a weekly Tank display also boasts the home of T.E Lawrence, Clouds Hill. Bovington also hosts the Tank Fest annually. Corfe Castle is a spectacular ruin with amazing views. Two miles away is the family home of Thomas Hardy and then you can take a tour round the countryside visiting all the famous places that come from within his books. Most of these haven't changed since his day.

Please note this is a family home that is rented out for the summer holidays. This is not a holiday let so it does have quirks. A private wing of a 12th century manor house. Your own private front door and 2 bedrooms near the beach with private woodland, Daytime use of communal grand hall between 10:00 and 5:00pm. Giant garden in private estate. all amenities included.

We have washing machine and dish washer plus smart TV and Wifi all included. stairs quite steep up to the main bedroom with king size bed and childrens room with bunks and optional single or double bed on the floor (sleeps up to four children) 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.

Cosy 17th century listed thatched cottage in pretty village close to the famous Durdle door and Lulworth cove. Suitable for couples or small families. Well equipped kitchen, bathroom with bath and shower. Off street parking for 2 cars and large back garden. June, July August Summer holidays Friday to Friday only, September bookings Friday-Monday /Monday -Friday / or weekly bookings well behaved dog considered £10

Downstairs is an entrance hall with washing machine, leading to the bathroom with shower and bath. A small but fully equipped kitchen, with electric hob, oven, microwave and fridge. Sitting room with 2 sofas, TV DVD player and log burner. Up the winding wooden stairs is bedroom 1 with a king size bed dresser and wardrobe leading into bedroom 2 with 2 single beds and wardrobe and drawers. Outside there is a hut with table and chairs for 4 and at the end of the garden there is a barbeque and seating area with extra seating for 4. Backing onto the garden is the barn where the Holstein cows who, although nosy, make quiet, well behaved neighbours. Please note this is a 18th century cob cottage. therefore has low ceilings and some sloping ceilings upstairs. There are steep winding stairs which are not suitable for those who have limited mobility.

It's the perfect place to relax, enjoy the view and to explore Lulworth Cove, For walkers the Purbeck Way foot paths lead across the fields to the coast, about 1 hour walk or by car 5 minutes to Lulworth Cove, Monkey World, the Tank Museum, the Jurassic Coast, Durdle Door and the Purbecks. The sea-side town of Weymouth and the county town of Dorchester are both about ten miles away. Good village store 100 yards away to buy locally sourced products and fresh bread and croissants.

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.

The 'Garden Room' is set within a recently renovated building which was a Cart House. It has an en-suite shower room plus a small kitchenette/Utility room with fridge , microwave and toaster etc. A patio door leads onto a paved area within a garden. It is situated within a five minute walk from Wool Station which is on the London Waterloo to Weymouth main line served by South Western Railway. If arriving by car there is an off road parking space in front of the main house.

There is an excellent well stocked village shop and a very good village pub less than five minutes walk away. The historic market county town of Dorchester and the Saxon walled town of Wareham, Corfe Castle, Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, Lulworth Castle,Tyneham Village and some of the best beaches on the Jurassic coast are all within a radius of 5 to 12 miles from the property.

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.

A traditional shepherd's hut set on a small caravan site 4.4 miles from Lulworth Cove & Durdle Door. Within a 10 minute drive from Monkey World & The tank museum. We are a 10 minute drive away from Dorchester which was the home town of Thomas Hardy. Also local to us are lots of lovely seaside towns such as Weymouth & Swanage and the ruins of Corfe Castle.

A traditional shepherd's hut set on a small caravan site, the hut is fully equipped with en-suite shower, basin and flushing toilet. The hut has underfloor heating for when it is chilly. It has a beautiful hand-made kitchenette with microwave/combi oven, induction hob and fridge with a small freezer space to place ice for your drinks! Once the day is done, you can retire to the King size bed and relax in the peace of the countryside, there is a small TV with Freeview on the bedside wall. Outside the hut there is a barbeque, deck chairs, wind break and picnic table for your own use to enjoy the surrounding views.

A peaceful rural location about 20 minutes from Weymouth and Dorchester. Monkey world, Tank Museum, Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door are about 10 minutes away by car. There are excellent pubs nearby and a handy local co-op in Crossways. Tadnoll is a lovely quiet location perfect for walking or bike rides or to just relax and unwind. The self catering caravan is more suitable for families as the single beds are quite small although we have had adults stay who were quite happy sleeping in them.

3 bed self catering caravan with own garden and parking for 2 cars. Situated on its own next to our house.

Tadnoll is in the middle of the countryside surrounded by fields, maze fields and a small farm nearby with cattle. Lulworth cove is about 15 minutes away by car as well as Durdle door Tank museum and Monkey world. The nearest towns are 20 minutes away (Dorchester and Wareham) and Winfrith village just 5 minutes away has a lovely local store. There is also as a new convenience co-op around the corner at Crossways. Our caravan is separate from our house and has its own private garden looking on to beautiful country views. Weymouth is not too far away and is a perfect place to go to enjoy the seaside with your children or friends.

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

Hidden away in the quiet village of Owermoigne where the only sounds you can hear are the birds singing and the peel of the Church bells, then Wooden Tops is for you. Private entrance. Lounge/Kitchen/Diner with wood burning stove. Shower room with hand basin and toilet. Unconventional wooden staircase(not suitable for elderly person) to open plan gallery style loft bedroom that has a floor level bed with restricted head height of 4ft 10 ins. Also single bed on ground floor. WiFi sometimes!

Chickens and ducks running around and the the odd friendly sheep.

Local Social Club within a 5 minute walk. Village Hall with Pilates Classes and other exercise classes, monthly market, monthly bingo. Cider museum within 2 miles. Coast under 3 miles as the crow flies.

The Little Stable is a wooden converted two-horse stable which has recently been fully refurbished. It is detached and has its own patio garden with views to the Purbeck Hills. It is located in the heart of the Dorset village of West Lulworth and within walking distance of several beaches including Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door.

The open-plan space is 22 square metres with a kitchen, dining table and chairs, sofa, double bed and separate bathroom with electric shower. It has windows on two sides plus two roof lights, and is insulated throughout.

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.

Little Glebe Cottage provides superb high class country accommodation for four people just minutes from the beautiful Jurassic Coast - Lulworth Cove and the iconic Durdle Door beach are two miles down the road. Set back from the road it is private and peaceful. The cottage is light and airy with warm oak floors and furnishings. Note: 5 night min stay at Easter and in May/June. Full week stays only in July/Aug. Min stay at all other times is 3 nights. Happy to negotiate all this at short notice

The living area for Little Glebe is upstairs with beautiful views down the valley. Sheep and ponies graze in the immediate fields and the garden abounds with busy bird life. The cottage is ideal for a walking holiday both along the stunning nearby coastline and also further into the county of Dorset as a whole. There are many great family beaches and also fascinating local towns such as Dorchester, Weymouth, Poole and Bournemouth.

Winfrith Newburgh is a small friendly Dorset village with a local shop, church and nearby pubs. Visitors are made most welcome in the community.