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This small hamlet is humble yet dramatic with great cliffs and a beautiful bay. It is famous for…
These small, sweet villages provide a charming base from which to explore Hardy country, whether it…
A seaside hamlet with a pretty approach and magnificent views across Weymouth Bay to Portland.
Sitting under Hardown Hill, Morecombelake is the home of Moore’s Biscuit Factory, famous for its…
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South Walks Road, Dorchester
The village of Broadmayne lines the main road between Dorchester and Wool and has some good brick cottages.
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.
Bere Regis is found between Dorchester and Poole and is a short distance to the villages of Moreton and Bovington. The beautiful Athelhampton House is just a short drive away on the edge of Puddletown village.
The village features St John the…
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.
Moreton's highlights include St. Nicholas Church's beautiful glass windows engraved by the late Sir Laurence Whistler. T.E Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) lived nearby at Clouds Hill, Bovington and his last resting place is in the cemetary.
Bridport
A large village made up of period houses and pretty cottages. A popular craft and design centre is situated nearby.
South Walk Road, Dorchester
Crossways is a new and expanding village which is mainly residental approximately 6 miles east of Dorchester.
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
West Stafford is a small, thatched village in the Frome valley with good connections to Thomas Hardy’s work..
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.
South Walks Road, Dorchester
Lower Bockhampton is a small hamlet on the River Frome, home to the school where Thomas Hardy first attended as a young boy.
Dorchester
Plush is an idyllic Dorset hamlet, perfectly sited amongst the Dorset Downs, with an isolated and remote atmosphere.
Lyme Regis
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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.
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.
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
Charminster is a small village 2 miles north of Dorchester full of delightful traditional cottages and possesses a typical Old English feel.
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