With a secret garden tucked away at the back, this quiet country-lane cottage offers your own slice of paradise close to Dorset’s coastline. The pastel-painted property has been lovingly maintained with a traditional English aesthetic, designed with quirky features and comfort-first décor to enjoy throughout your stay. It accommodates three guests across a double and a single bedroom, making it an ideal choice for couples or small families eager to explore the Jurassic Coast and South West Coast Path, with a comfortable base to return to each evening. It’s also extremely dog-friendly, making it ideally suited to walkers.
Step into this mid-terrace cottage and find yourselves in the lounge/kitchen/diner, which occupies the ground floor. This bright, invigorating space features eclectic artwork throughout, plus a wood burner tucked into the wall at one side, casting a warm, cosy glow. Settle in for a night in front of the Smart TV, with the crackle of the fire right beside you. Upstairs, a hallway leads to two bedrooms – a double and a single – alongside the family bathroom. Back at ground level, the stunning garden is accessed via French doors at the back of the house. It’s fully enclosed, laid to lawn and complete with two separate seating areas, allowing you to follow the sun throughout the day. Two parking spaces are allocated in a nearby private car park, 500 metres away.
A hidden gem in rural Dorset, the village of Eype is a delightful choice for your next getaway. There’s a pub less than 100 metres away, plus a golf club, bar and restaurant just 1 mile away. Eype Beach is half a mile away, offering an undisturbed stretch of shoreline that’s pet-friendly year-round. You can follow the coast path along to the better-known West Bay (1.5 miles), home to iconic Jurassic Coast cliffs.