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Tolpuddle is a tiny, thatched village by the River Piddle which has become globally famous for the...
This unpretentious village was once home to the eccentric 17th century prophet, John Sadler, who on...
A small hamlet, much loved by Hardy, which features in 'Under the Greenwood Tree' and a number of...
Studland is a small village located on a peninsula in south Purbeck, and is close to both Swanage...
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South Walks House, Dorchester
Sutton Poyntx is picture-postcard pretty with a village pub overlooking the duckpond.
Bridport
Abbotsbury is a popular, pretty, picture-postcard village steeped in history and surrounded by spectacular scenery.
Dorchester
A small, pretty, romantic village situated on the Fleet lagoon, setting for the famous novel 'Moonfleet' by J Meade Falkner, a stirring tale of smugglers in the 18th century.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Buckland Newton is an average sized village which sits at the head of the Blackmoor Vale and lies amongst lush AONB meadow land and gentle hills.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Higher Bockhampton is a tiny hamlet on the edge of Puddletown Heath containing the woodland cottage where Thomas Hardy was born on 2nd June 1840.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Known by many as the “knob-throwing village”, Cattistock’s recent rise to fame is thanks to a peculiar tournament of the same name held annually in the village.
Dorchester
The quiet village of Hooke is tucked away in the Dorset Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Close by is Eggardon Hill Fort and the historic town of Beaminster.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Charminster is a small village 2 miles north of Dorchester full of delightful traditional cottages and possesses a typical Old English feel.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Woodsford lies to the east of Dorchester in the Frome Valley. The young Thomas Hardy assisted with convernsions to the manor house here and it was on the strength of these that he was offered an architectural apprenticeship with John Hicks.
Dorchester
Plush is an idyllic Dorset hamlet, perfectly sited amongst the Dorset Downs, with an isolated and remote atmosphere.
Bridport
Chedington is an attractive village made entirely of rich golden ham stone and commands one of the finest views in Dorset.
Lyme Regis
Sitting under Hardown Hill, Morecombelake is the home of Moore’s Biscuit Factory, famous for its Dorset Knob.
Kingston, Worth Matravers and Langton Matravers are found south of Corfe Castle. The area is very popular for walking and a number of our walking trails pass through or near these villages.
Bridport
Set amongst the spectacular rolling Dorset hills, Bridport is a lively town with a friendly and vibrant character. A mile south is West Bay, a bustling harbour which becomes a popular tourist resort in the summer months.
South Walks House, Dorchester
West Stafford is a small, thatched village in the Frome valley with good connections to Thomas Hardy’s work..
Wimborne
A large village with a modern parade of shops and two village pubs. The village lies on the route of the Castleman Trailway a walking and cycle route which runs from Poole to Ringwood.
Dorchester
A seaside hamlet with a pretty approach and magnificent views across Weymouth Bay to Portland.
Bridport
Situated just West of Bridport on the Jurassic Coast, Eype has been described as one of West Dorset’s most beautiful villages.
Bridport
A large village made up of period houses and pretty cottages. A popular craft and design centre is situated nearby.
Lyme Regis
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