Situated in a tranquil spot with glorious views, this welcoming hideaway provides cosy accommodation for couples and smaller families seeking a serene retreat in a picturesque part of the Dorset countryside. With plenty of space for up to four guests, the stylishly updated and beautifully furnished holiday home forms part of a group of characterful properties which were originally dairy sheds and milking parlours in the 19th century. This delightful bolthole has been sympathetically reimagined and features two en-suite bedrooms, exposed stonework, wooden beams, vaulted ceilings, a lovely wood burner and a beautiful freestanding bath.
Steps lead down from the courtyard to the entrance of this inviting bolthole. Inside, you will be welcomed by the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Set beneath a high vaulted and beamed ceiling, the lounge has a wood burner, a Smart TV and comfortable seating. The central dining table is perfect for sharing family meals you can rustle up in the fully equipped kitchen. This cheerful barn conversion also features two sweet and relaxing bedrooms at opposite ends of the property: the cheery king-size room has a refreshing en-suite shower room, and the pretty twin room has a striking en-suite bathroom with an elegant freestanding bath and separate shower. Outside, the patio area has garden furniture and is screened from the neighbouring cottage, with steps leading up to a central shared courtyard.
The picturesque village of Stoke Abbott is about a mile away and has a friendly pub offering the ideal respite for travellers discovering the ancient Iron Age hillfort sites of Lewesdon Hill and Pilsdon Pen, both within 2.5 miles. Lying along the Wessex Ridgeway, the property is ideally positioned for exploring a stunning part of Dorset with attractions including Barrington Court, Coney's Castle, Golden Cap, Forde Abbey and Gardens, and Charmouth Beach, all within 15 miles.