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Evershot is the second highest village in Dorset at 625ft above sea level and is well known for its…
A large village with a modern parade of shops and two village pubs. The village lies on the route…
This attractively named farming village, tucked between a heavily wooded area and Bubb Down is…
Several scattered hamlets with wonderful names; Gods Blessing Green and Pig Oak, make up Holt,…
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Bridport
Situated just West of Bridport on the Jurassic Coast, Eype has been described as one of West Dorset’s most beautiful villages.
The Tank Museum, Monkey World and Clouds Hill are found near Bovington. Wool is a small, quiet village with it's own train station. Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site and Wareham are within a short distance.
Sherborne
Evershot is the second highest village in Dorset at 625ft above sea level and is well known for its inclusion in much of Thomas Hardy's literature.
Lyme Regis
Sitting under Hardown Hill, Morecombelake is the home of Moore’s Biscuit Factory, famous for its Dorset Knob.
Lyme Regis
Charmouth is a friendly and traditional village situated at the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast, an ancient coastline of dramatic cliffs, fossils and beautiful scenery.
South Walks House, Dorchester
A pleasant village, sheltered beneath the 776 ft Blackdown Hill on which the iconic Hardy's Monument stands.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Winterborne Came is a small rural parish located 2 miles south of Dorchester and is well known for its connections with the Dorset dialect poet William Barnes, who was rector here for 24 years until his death in 1886.
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.
Bridport
Abbotsbury is a popular, pretty, picture-postcard village steeped in history and surrounded by spectacular scenery.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Maiden Newton is a pleasant blend of old and new buildings surrounded by AONB land, located on the confluence of the Rivers Frome and Hooke.
Highcliffe, CHRISTCHURCH
Highcliffe's attractive coastline, with its panoramic views of the Isle of Wight to the east and Bournemouth to the west is just a few minutes walk from the award-winning village centre.
Hurn, CHRISTCHURCH
Action and activity is the key for all the family at Hurn, only a ten minute drive from the town centre. Here you will find Adventure Wonderland and Wild Thing, Snowtrax and a variety of activities.
Bridport
Chideock is a small, hilly village located between Bridport and Lyme Regis. Both Chideock and its neighbouring hamlet, Seatown, have much to offer the visitor.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Little Bredy stands at the head of the Bride Valley where the River Bride tumbles down a waterfall from its springs and is well worth visiting for its gorgeous setting.
South Walks House, Dorchester
Bradford Peverell is one of the oldest villages in Dorset which pre-dates the Roman occupation of Dorchester. The village is the birthplace of John Hutchins (1698-1773), Dorset's most famous historian.
Dorchester
Osmington is a smart, well preserved village with grey stone cottages, narrow lanes and bright gardens. Carved into the chalk hillside nearby is a figure of George III on horseback, cut to commemorate the Royal visits to Weymouth.
Studland is a small village located on a peninsula in south Purbeck, and is close to both Swanage and Corfe Castle.
West Street, Blandford Forum
One of Dorset's most famous villages, its 'street' a picture postcard thatch village with pretty cottages and wide lawns.
South Walks Road, DORCHESTER
Cerne Abbas is a charming and quaint village that is world renowned for the Cerne Giant, a 180 ft high ancient chalk figure carved out into the steep sloping hillside above 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.
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