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Moreton's highlights include St. Nicholas Church's beautiful glass windows engraved by the late Sir...
This unpretentious village was once home to the eccentric 17th century prophet, John Sadler, who on...
Bradford Peverell is one of the oldest villages in Dorset which pre-dates the Roman occupation of...
Charminster is a small village 2 miles north of Dorchester full of delightful traditional cottages...
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Lyme Regis
Sitting under Hardown Hill, Morecombelake is the home of Moore’s Biscuit Factory, famous for its Dorset Knob.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Nestling in the Piddle Valley, surrounded by rolling hills and woodland lies Puddletown, one of Dorset’s most attractive villages and which features heavily in Hardy’s novels - most notably 'Far from the Madding Crowd'.
Bridport
Chedington is an attractive village made entirely of rich golden ham stone and commands one of the finest views in Dorset.
Weymouth
Wyke Regis is home to the newly restored Tudor Sandsfoot castle and gardens and the Crab House Cafe at Ferrybridge. Wyke old village has a store and local pubs.
Sherborne
Yetminster is a sleepy village built almost entirely of honey coloured limestone and exudes a timeless and serene ambience.
Bridport
Puncknowle, pronounced ‘Punnle’ is a handsome village of stone cottages and farm buildings. A ridge of downland shelters one side of the village from the sea and on the other side is the beautiful Bride Valley.
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.
Dorchester
These small, sweet villages provide a charming base from which to explore Hardy country, whether it be for the literary links or just to enjoy some of England’s best countryside.
The main road through to the top of the island has a wide variety of properties, some are small Portland stone cottages that were built on steep slopes. Self catering cottages and B&B's are a short stroll from the National Sailing Academy.
South Walks House, Dorchester
This unpretentious village was once home to the eccentric 17th century prophet, John Sadler, who on his deathbed before witnesses, predicted the Plague, The Great Fire of London and the Monmouth Rebellion.
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.
Dorchester
A seaside hamlet with a pretty approach and magnificent views across Weymouth Bay to Portland.
South Walks House, 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.
Sherborne
This quiet and unspoilt village is where Hardy’s parents were married in 1839.
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.
Wimborne
A quaint village with old brick houses and cottages, a big iron village pump dated 1884 and a charming Manor House and church.
South Walks House, Dorchester
Winterbourne Abbas is situated just south west of Dorchester and is a pleasant village with little bridges to the 17-19th century stone, brick and flint cottages.
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