This delightful 18th Century thatched farmhouse, built from “red brick in raking Flemish bond", is perfect for those looking for a family or group holiday in Dorset. Situated just under three miles from the bustling market town of Bridport.
With views across undulating hills and just 4 miles from the dog-friendly beach at Eype, this home from home is a spectacular holiday destination. Sleeping nine guests across four bedrooms, bring three dogs along too and enjoy having a ball with family and friends. Spend rainy days in the hot tub and getting competitive in the games room or return home from adventures and snuggle up by the wood burner.
Wander through the picket gate and make your way inside to settle in. Find yourselves in the heart of the home, the open-plan kitchen/dining room, and put the kettle on for a welcoming brew. Light, bright and full of country-style charm, your designated chef will enjoy spending time cooking up a storm here and you can all tuck in and raise a toast at the dining table which comfortably seats all guests. Summer feasts call for sizzling BBQs savoured alfresco, step down and spend time together outside on the terrace where you’re treated to brilliant views and can hop in the hot tub afterwards. Finish your night with a game of table tennis in the games room, or head into the cosy lounge and warm up in front of the wood burner. The sofas perfectly sit around the coffee table so you can pile it high with treats and switch on the TV/DVD for a family film night. Make your way upstairs to rest your head in one of four spacious, sumptuous bedrooms. There is ample off-road parking.
After a gentle start to the day wandering the walks from the doorstep, head into bustling Bridport (1.5 miles) to pick up some picnic goodies or to suss out the local eateries. For a family-friendly beach day, Eype (4 miles) welcomes dogs all year round or travel 3.5 miles to the sands at West Bay, where canines are allowed at East Cliff all year round. Tuck into a tasty portion of fish and chips whilst watching the boats bobbing in the harbour, before spending your afternoon fossil hunting.