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The Old Post Office - Litton Cheney

Litton Cheney, Dorset
Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 3
Change Fri
Dogs welcome 1
4 star
Downstairs bedroom
Downstairs bathroom
Enclosed garden / patio
Open fire / woodburner
Internet access
Pub nearby
Beach within easy reach
Family friendly
Towels included
Travel cot available
Highchair available
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At a glance

  • A light, welcoming and relaxing family holiday home
  • Situated in a charming village between Bridport and Weymouth
  • Perfect for exploring Dorset’s Jurassic Coast
  • Ideal for enjoying the heritage of the Dorset countryside
  • Within easy reach of several glorious beaches
  • A wonderful holiday base for families, keen walkers and nature-lovers
Overview
Property code: DC177

Based in a picturesque Dorset village, this stylish and light-filled property provides comfortable and attractive accommodation for a family looking to explore the beautiful Bridport area of Dorset.

Ideally situated in a charming village between Bridport and Weymouth, this beautifully converted retreat provides stylish and attractive accommodation for a family wanting to discover the tranquil Bridport area. This light, welcoming and relaxing holiday home is perfect for exploring the Jurassic Coast and is within easy reach of several glorious beaches. Heading inland, keen walkers and nature-lovers will find miles of beautiful countryside to enjoy.

This bright and attractive property offers two cosy lounges: the smaller snug has a wood burner set in a stone fireplace and plenty of seating including window seats, while the main lounge features a TV/DVD and is perfect for relaxing in at the end of the day. The stylish kitchen/diner is ideal for sharing a family meal. There are four comfortable bedrooms: two double rooms and a bunk bedroom, which is ideal for children, can be found on the first floor and there’s a ground-floor double bedroom with wooden window shutters, oak floor, French doors and a dressing room with an en-suite shower room. A couple of gravelled seating areas are outside along with a large side garden with a spacious lawn.

Litton Cheney is an idyllic village situated in an area of natural springs, with a brook winding its way through the village. The stunning Dorset coast is close by, with glorious beaches including West Bay (8 miles), Hive Beach (4.5 miles), Eype (9 miles) and Chesil Beach (10 miles). The bustling towns of Bridport (6.5 miles) and Weymouth (13 miles) offer a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants, or you could visit the pretty village of Abbotsbury, home to a swannery, subtropical gardens and a ruined abbey (5 miles). Other places of interest include the Winterbourne Poor Lot Barrows (3 miles), Littlebredy Walled Gardens (3.5 miles), the Nine Stones (4.5 miles), the Kingston Russell Stone Circle (4.5 miles) and Maiden Castle (11.5 miles).

Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.

Please note there is a refundable £150 security deposit for this property payable closer to the start of your holiday.

  • 4 bedrooms – 1 double room with 6’ bed which can be made up into a twin room on request, 1 6’ double, 1 5’ double which can be made up into at win on request, 1 children's bunk bedroom
  • 3 bathrooms - 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC, 1 shower room with WC, 1 en-suite shower room with WC
  • Range oven, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, fridge, freezer and Alexa (Amazon Echo)
  • TV/DVD
  • 2 wood burners - logs included October - end of April
  • Dryer in utility room
  • Garden with outdoor furniture
  • Off-road parking for 1 car, further roadside parking available
  • 1 dog welcome
  • Wi-Fi included
  • Electric, underfloor heating and central heating included
  • Coast 4 miles
  • Bridport 6 miles
  • Shop 4 miles
  • Pub 0.5 miles

This property is personally managed by Chris.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 11 guest ratings

Overall cleanliness
4.4
Overall equipment
5
Overall comfort
5
Overall location
4.8

Reviewed by Lynsey 20th December 2019

Cottage was stunning. Spacious yet cosy. Well equipped and great location.

Reviewed by J 7th November 2019

Great holiday cottage. Warm and welcoming and fully modernised despite part of it being very old. Fully equipped for cooking etc. Great peaceful location in quiet village but close access to A35 and the coast.

Reviewed by Diane 5th October 2019

Nice quiet location with just a local pub. The cottage is stylish & well equipped. The garden was nice & secure for our dog. Lovely to have a good supply of logs and kindling for the chilly evenings. Its a property we could definitely live in. Thank you!

Reviewed by Lynn 6th September 2019

Lovely location for our annual family get together with young adult kids and partners. Spent the week walking, cycling and pottering around some beautiful villages and towns. 1st time to Dorest but we will be back. Accomodation beautiful with everything you could need and a welcoming pub in the village.

Reviewed by A 19th July 2019

Beautiful and very stylish whilst maintaining cottage character. Exceptionally well equipped and with great living space in and outdoors. Suited us perfectly for family of 4 (kids 2 & 4) and grandparents in downstairs annexe.

Reviewed by Mrs R Beale 3rd April 2019

The cottage was perfectly suited to our needs; it is cosy and beautifully presented. We've been taking my mother (now aged 90) away for the past three years in the spring and this cottage is by far the best we've stayed in. The downstairs bedroom was perfect for her. The location is idyllic; plenty of footpaths for the walkers in our party to eRead morexplore, a very friendly village and easy access to the coast and places of interest. We didn't need to light the woodburners as we were blessed with beautiful weather, but there was a generous supply of logs. The house is very well equipped and spacious; as there were only four of us we didn't really use the snug. A very successful break; mum wants to come again so hopefully we'll be back! Hide

Reviewed by Mrs C Connon 19th February 2019

Fabulous house in a great location. Well equipped and very comfortable. Cosy and warm even in February when the weather was exceptionally cold, windy and sometimes wet.

Reviewed by Mrs E Cook 8th February 2019

It was gorgeous, luxurious and comfortable

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Location

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Although it's just three hours from London and the South East, Dorset feels like a world away from the hubbub of the city. This gem of a county offers the very best of rural England: magnificent coastal scenery, vast sandy beaches, rolling hills, charming villages, country pubs, stately homes and medieval castles.

Take time to explore the dramatic and diverse coastline. Stretching 95 miles from East Devon to Poole, the Jurassic Coast has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is the only natural phenomenon in England to achieve this status. Here, visitors can uncover Earth's fascinating history whilst enjoying unspoilt views over superb beaches, many of which welcome canine companions too. From the iconic rural rock arch at Durdle Door to the endless sandy expanses of Studland, Dorset has it all.

Why not head to Lyme Regis, classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty? Like much of West Dorset, it has an old-world ambience and offers excellent fossil hunting opportunities. Or head east to discover the beauty of Lulworth and the vibrant seaside resort of Swanage.

Steeped in history and with a certain quintessential charm, Dorset's glorious countryside is peppered with small towns and villages which are well worth a visit. Many are graced with fine buildings, immortalised in the books of Thomas Hardy, a Dorset-born novelist and poet. For more energetic visitors, footpaths and cycleways reveal the county's hidden secrets with the coast always close at hand for those who love the water.

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