Fill your days with endless dog walks and stunning coastal sights, staying in this pet-friendly holiday home atop one of Dorset’s seaside cliffs. Packs of all shapes and sizes can stay together in this lovely family abode, a place where guests young and old can relax. The four-pawed pal in your pack will adore the never-ending coastal path walks and the cosy living area to snuggle up in, whilst the six human guests will go mutts for the comfy bedrooms and ample social space. Kids will find plenty to love, including the children’s room with beanbags, and table tennis in the utility room.
This detached property promises peace and seclusion away from it all, complete with an enviable terrace with outdoor seating. This space is unenclosed, so those with escape-prone pups should take good care. Moving inside, find two cosy twin bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities, and a children’s playroom downstairs. The utility room, as well as housing the table tennis table, offers space to give Rover a good clean after ballgames on the sand. Moving upstairs, the lounge/kitchen/diner is spacious, sociable and flooded with natural light. The double bedroom and en-suite bathroom are up a few stairs from the lounge. Private parking for up to four cars is also available.
Let Fido lead the way to adventure in Dorset’s coastal national landscape. The South West Coast Path, a famed long-distance route stretched out across the contours of the cliffs, is just 1 mile from your doorstep. Discover the beauty of Seacombe Cliff (1.5 miles) or make your way up to Durlston Castle (5 miles) along this route. One of the South Coast’s most beautiful features, Durdle Door (17 miles), is a drive away, close to the spectacular Man O' War Beach (17 miles), which is dog-friendly all year round.