Property Description
Sited in the picturesque Dorset village of Upwey, a favourite spot for the writer Thomas Hardy, S44315 offers a cosy retreat with quiet walks from various bridleways into stunning Dorset scenery. The property is a converted forge and the unusual layout affords wonderful countryside views from the upstairs lounge and kitchen, with the beamed ceilings giving a traditional country cottage feel. The three comfortable bedrooms, one with en suite, and bathroom are located on the ground floor of the property. The pretty, enclosed garden is ideal for dining alfresco, or soaking up some sun during the summer months. Whilst staying in Upwey, do visit The Upwey Wishing Well tea rooms, which offers homemade cakes and Dorset Cream Teas in an easy stroll from The S44315. Almost opposite, The Old Ship Inn is renowned for good food, especially a Sunday Carvery. A short journey across the rolling hills of Dorset will take you to the famous Chesil coastline in the West or the Purbeck coastline in the East. The county town of Dorchester is less than five miles away and here you will find a good variety of shops, museums and a weekly market. Weymouth's golden sandy beach, shopping centre, gourmet restaurants and colourful harbour are a mere ten minute car or bus ride away.
Accommodation: Ground floor: Bedroom 1, Super kingsize zip and link double bed or twin single beds (please note your preference when booking) with en suite shower, hand basin and toilet. Bedroom 2, Kingsize double bed. Bedroom 3, single bed. Bathroom, bath and shower over, hand basin and toilet. Stairs to first floor. Kitchen / Diner, door with steps down to the garden. Lounge with step down to lower level of the lounge. Cloakroom with toilet and hand basin.
Additional services: WiFi. Gas central heating. Washer / dryer. Dishwasher. Freezer. CD Music System. Enclosed garden with garden bench, table and chairs. Off road parking for two cars on drive way. S44315 welcomes one well behaved pet.
Suitable for children over five only, due to step in lounge and steps from kitchen down to garden.
VisitEngland due Spring/Autumn.
Draft details only.
