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Running alongside the River Piddle, Alton Pancras is a small village with its church dedicated to…
Sydling St. Nicholas is a stunningly picturesque village, winding along the little Sydling Water…
Several scattered hamlets with wonderful names; Gods Blessing Green and Pig Oak, make up Holt,…
A large village with a modern parade of shops and two village pubs. The village lies on the route…
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Dorchester
This picturesque, rural village has a quaint appearance, with a number of original thatched cottages from the 17th and 18th century and four listed buildings.
Bridport
Corscombe lies in lovely wooded country north of Beaminster with its main street climbing up the chalk hillside. It commands splendid views over Somerset from the upper road and is one of the most peaceful parts of Dorset.
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.
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.
West Lulworth, Wareham
The Lulworth Estate is located in south Dorset. The scenery around the area is stunning, with the estate boasting some of the country's most iconic features. It also forms part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.
West Street, Blandford Forum
One of Dorset's most famous villages, its 'street' a picture postcard thatch village with pretty cottages and wide lawns.
Bridport
Burton Bradstock is a pretty village famous for its position along the Jurassic Coast with its iconic sandstone cliffs marking the start of Chesil Beach.
Mudeford, CHRISTCHURCH
Mudeford has an intriguing history of smuggling over the centuries and the picturesque quay is still the focal point of the local fishing industry.
South Walks House, Dorchester
West Stafford is a small, thatched village in the Frome valley with good connections to Thomas Hardy’s work..
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.
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'.
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.
Studland is a small village located on a peninsula in south Purbeck, and is close to both Swanage and Corfe Castle.
South Walk Road, Dorchester
Crossways is a new and expanding village which is mainly residental approximately 6 miles east of Dorchester.
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 House, Dorchester
Developed on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, Poundbury was the brainchild of the Prince of Wales to build an urban extension to the historic county town of Dorchester.
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