Your search returned 78 cottages.
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A beautifully furnished annexe cottage on the edge of the little hamlet of Hazelbury Bryan in Dorset. Stunning spiral staircase. Open plan. Conservatory. Sherborne 10 miles (Ref. 969185)
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Outstanding!! An incredible apartment in a location that simply takes your breath away! Glorious England at its best. Quirky apartment, superb value. (Ref. 988923)
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7 nights from £276
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Lovely two bedroom cottage resting near the attractive town of Sturminster Newton in Dorset. Pet friendly. WiFi. Open-fire. Cosy/modern. Dorset Heritage Coast. (Ref. 988342)
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7 nights from £378
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A stylish one-floor flat in the exciting seaside town of Poole on the South coast. Open plan living. Well-equipped kitchen. Shop and pub within walking distance. Bournemouth 5.3 miles. (Ref. 954406)
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7 nights from £311
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A tastefully decorated, semi-detached cottage resting near the Dorset town of Sturminster Newton. Enclosed front garden. Pet friendly. Modern feel. Pretty location. Pub 2 miles. (Ref. 988550)
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This large detached Edwardian House. Seven bedrooms. Perfect for families and large groups. Woodburners. Three floors. Wareham 9.7 miles; Poole 20 miles. (Ref. 980319)
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7 nights from £1296
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A lovely semi-detached cottage in the conservation area of the attractive Dorset waterside town of Wareham. Woodburner. WiFi. Enclosed garden. (Ref. 931090)
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7 nights from £480
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Delightful and well-appointed modern cottage, quietly situated close to Christchurch town centre and quayside. En-suite facilities to both bedrooms. Allocated parking. Convenient touring base. Bournemouth 6 miles. (Ref. 934482)
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A county of chalk downs (sheep, yew-tree woods, marbled white butterflies and a carved giant) and chalk cliffs (over which, in Far From the Madding Crowd, Gabriel Oak's sheep cascaded and below which Sergeant Troy left his clothes at Durdle Door) and chalk streams with mottled trout and dark-thatched cottages with exuberant flower gardens. It is wide bowls and vales of green tree-speckled farmland looking magnificent from wooded hilltops, some with ancient forts; and great country houses in their own valleys, reminding one of Downton; and lots of double-barrelled village names often beginning with Winterbourne or ending with Abbas.