Your search returned 77 cottages.
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A pretty two bed cottage, minutes from the beach in Bournemouth, Dorset. Summer house. Suited for couples or a small family. Poole 5.5 miles; Christchurch 6.5 miles. (Ref. 996063)
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7 nights from £454
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Romantic single storey cottage in Hawkchurch. 200 yards from village inn. Pretty garden. Multi-fuel burner. Peaceful setting. In Hawkchurch. (Ref. 1020961)
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7 nights from £428
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A luxury detached property, set in the heart of Verwood in Dorset. Open plan accommodation. Double bedroom with en-suite. Garden with patio. Ringwood 5 miles. (Ref. 961904)
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7 nights from £298
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Delightfully restored cottage in the New Forest, offering an exceptional blend of old and new. With the added bonus of an open air, heated pool for the summer months. (Ref. 988875)
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7 nights from £1144
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Very attractive and unusual property in beautiful countryside and superb pub nearby too. Convenient for Salisbury - a proper country bolt hole! (Ref. 988967)
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7 nights from £462
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Stunning Grade II listed house, located in the Maiden Newton area of Dorchester. Open fireplaces. WiFi. Mill views. Dorchester 8 miles. (Ref. 990015)
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7 nights from £1023
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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 £1205
Why book a cottage in Dorset?
Dorset is a county of chalk downs and cliffs, yew tree woodland and babbling streams. The spectacular coastline incorporates the South West Coast Path and the Jurassic Coast, which includes the iconic landmark of Durdle Door stretching out into the sea. The beach at Charmouth is popular with fossil hunters as many can be found on the sand after being washed from the cliffs. The seaside town of Weymouth has a large beach, flanked by colourful beach huts and a picturesque harbour. Visitors can also walk across the causeway to the Isle of Portland and discover museums, castles and lighthouses.
Further inland you will find wide bowls and vales of green countryside, country houses and pretty thatched cottages. A large portion of Dorset is designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing plenty of opportunities for pleasant walks and spotting wildlife. Food lovers will be in heaven as Dorset has some great local produce that you can either buy from farmers markets or sample when dining out in one of the hundreds of pubs and restaurants.