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Charminster is a small village 2 miles north of Dorchester full of delightful traditional cottages...
Buckland Newton is an average sized village which sits at the head of the Blackmoor Vale and lies...
West Stafford is a small, thatched village in the Frome valley with good connections to Thomas...
Kingston, Worth Matravers and Langton Matravers are found south of Corfe Castle. The area is very...
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Sherborne
Batcombe is a very small village hidden under the northern slope of the Dorset Downs and is surrounded by mysterious legends.
Bridport
Burton Bradstock is a large and pretty village, famous for its position along the Jurassic Coast with its iconic sandstone cliffs marking the start of Chesil Beach.
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.
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.
Sherborne
Sandford Orcas lies in a valley approximately 2½ miles north of Sherborne and is most well known for its Manor House, rumoured to be haunted by no less than 14 ghosts!
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 House, Dorchester
Sutton Poyntx is picture-postcard pretty with a village pub overlooking the duckpond.
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.
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.
West Lulworth, Wareham
The Lulworth Estate is situated in south west Purbeck. The scenery around the area is stunning, with the estate boasting some of the most dramatic features of Purbeck and also forms part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.
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
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.
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.
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
Symondsbury is a large, pretty village of golden sandstone, known for its iconic landmark – Colmers Hill, which is featured extensively on postcards of the area and is the subject of many atmospheric photographs.
Wimborne
A charming village of red brick and cob houses on the River Crane. The village has two pubs, a restaurant, village stores selling local produce and a garden centre.
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