Situated within the delightful market town of Wareham is this fine, mid-terrace cottage.
Set over three floors, Ammonite Cottage is a Grade II listed building with plenty of period features and character touches.
After a day of hunting for fossils along the Jurassic Coast, relax and unwind in the sitting room, featuring an alluring woodburning stove to keep you toasty during those colder months.
Wander on through to the country-style kitchen, boasting a splendid Rayburn cooker and a selection of worktop appliances to assist your cooking requirements.
Just off the kitchen is the classy dining room, providing ample seating to enjoy a sumptuous feast over a well-deserved glass of wine.
Completing the downstairs is the delightful sun room which offers a quiet spot to enjoy a good read or to simply take in the view of the garden.
The two upper floors host the four bedrooms, sleeping up to seven people.
The first floor is occupied by a king, twin and single, all furnished in a neutral colour tone and are served by lavish bathroom with elegant roll-top bath.
Discover the double bedroom on the second floor, resting under the eaves of the roof with Velux windows providing some natural light.
Outside there is a series of lawn and patio areas where you can delight with a cold refreshment as you plan how to spend the rest of your break.
Take a walk around the Wareham Walls to find out about Viking attacks, civil war skirmishes and gruesome executions, while the museum is a great place to learn about the town’s connections with T.E.
Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia).
A break to Dorset wouldn't be complete without a visit to the superb Jurassic Coast, home to numerous award-winning beaches and majestic clifftop walks you won't want to miss out on.
A delightful base placed excellently for a break on the South Coast.