A generous property with plenty of intriguing nooks and crannies to explore, adults, kids and dogs alike will adore discovering this unique holiday home. After a long day of coastal dog walkies and trips to sandy beaches, unwind in the vast garden or comfy lounge to discuss the days ahead. With a selection of five bedrooms, some suitable for children and some versatile family rooms, this property comfortably sleeps ten guests and two beloved bowows.
This bright and airy cottage has been decorated with a countryside aesthetic in mind, making use of floral soft furnishings and antique furniture to accentuate original features like exposed stone walls and wooden beams. The heart of the house is a large open-plan kitchen and dining room in the style of an original farmhouse kitchen. Prepare dinner and sit down to eat, no doubt with Fido and Rover staring up at you with puppy dog eyes. The entire family can relax in two spacious lounges, one with a warming wood burner and Sky TV and another with a TV. Outside you’ll find a vast garden set to lawn, perfect for relaxing in the sun. The garden isn’t entirely enclosed, so be sure to keep a close eye on your four-legged friends, and watch out for local deer who often pop by.
Within metres, walk down to the RSPB’s Arne Nature Reserve, a perfect spot for a morning dog walk. Located on the Dorset AONB, you’re sure to find an abundance of coastal spots and beaches within close reach. Take the lead and head to the Knoll Beach on Studland Bay (8 miles), offering a glorious 4-mile stretch of white sand for dogs to go mutts for. Other canine-compatible attractions include the Durlston Country Park (11 miles) and the seaside town of Swanage (11.5 miles).