Built in 1827 this former farm labourer’s cottage has been lovingly updated to provide a fantastic holiday home set in a secluded and breathtaking location close to the beautiful coast of Dorset.
Situated in the idyllic village of Worth Matravers, this stunning property has been beautifully updated to provide fantastic holiday accommodation for a large family or a group of friends. The cottage is set in a secluded location with breathtaking views and is just a mile from the Dorset coast. The property features an extensive garden with equipment for a range of outdoor ball games and football goals. Retains a number of original features including exposed brickwork and oak floors.
On entering this lovely retreat you will find a light-filled lounge with an oak floor and glass roof. The stylishly designed kitchen/diner features a high vaulted ceiling and is perfect for enjoying a family meal. You can relax in the snug which has plenty of seating, a wood burner and a keyboard. There are five comfortable bedrooms: three doubles, a twin and a bunk room. The front garden has a raised lawn, trees and shrubs as well as a children’s tree swing and a fire pit with stone seats. The back garden is largely laid to lawn with a large terrace with plenty of outdoor furniture, a pizza oven, BBQ, games lawn and an outdoor shower.
Worth Matravers is an ideal base for exploring the Purbeck Hills. With Dorset’s breathtaking coast just a mile away, there are many wonderful walks to enjoy. Local places of interest include Winspit Quarry (just over a mile), Chapman’s Pool (just under a mile), Dancing Ledge (2.5 miles) and Old Harry Rocks (7 miles). The Victorian seaside town of Swanage (4.5 miles) features a traditional promenade, pier and a sandy beach, and you can catch a steam train from Swanage to Corfe Castle (4.5 miles). Heading north you can explore the stunning Hartland Moor National Nature Reserve (7 miles). From Studland (7 miles) you can catch a ferry to Poole or Brownsea Island.