This idyllic detached 17th-century thatched cob cottage has been lovingly extended and adapted to offer superb accommodation for a family looking to enjoy West Dorset’s pretty countryside and coast.
Discover woodland trails, cliff-top hikes, heathland strolls and crashing waves on pebble beaches with a break exploring the Jurassic Coast that will delight both those on two and four legs. Complete your visit by staying at this idyllic 17th-century thatched cottage that has been lovingly extended to offer superb accommodation for a family of four plus one furry friend looking to enjoy Dorset’s pretty countryside and coast.
Discard muddy boots and wipe sandy paws in the thatched porch and head through into the charming and welcoming lounge. Two comfortable armchairs and a sofa create a lovely space to relax in, whilst the Purbeck stone floor and exposed beams adds a touch of rustic charm. The rug in front of the wood burner is where your fetch-weary dog will settle for a hard-earned snooze, just make sure you also get some time in the best seat in the house! Steps lead from the path at the back of the cottage up to a raised lawn which has wonderful views over the Purbeck hills. Safely fenced off from the steep slope above the path, take your morning cup of tea out to the fresh morning air whilst your doggy gets to stretch his legs on the lawn.
Located between Weymouth (15 miles) and Swanage (16.5 miles), the village of West Lulworth is perfect for exploring the Isle of Purbeck. Walk through the countryside and discover Lulworth Cove (1 mile), and the natural arch of Durdle Door (1.5 miles). The magnificent Lulworth Castle is a little way inland (3 miles). For exceptional views, head to Ringstead Bay (11.5 miles) and Kimmeridge Bay (8.5 miles), and further afield are the market town of Dorchester (13 miles) and seaside resort of Bournemouth (22 miles).