The charming cottage, nestled in a serene lane in the heart of Bridport, Dorset, offers a tranquil retreat while being conveniently close to the town's vibrant amenities. Accommodating up to six guests, this recently refurbished stone cottage features three bedrooms and is ideally situated near shops, eateries, and cultural venues such as the art deco Electric Palace and the Bridport Arts Centre. Just a short stroll away, Bucky Doo Square comes alive with musicians and bustling street markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays, showcasing a delightful array of goods from bric-a-brac to street food.
Upon entering the cottage, guests are welcomed into a cozy porch designed for coats and shoes, which also houses a cabinet filled with local tourist information and games for entertainment. The living room and dining area are equipped with a wood burner, comfortable seating, and essential amenities, while French doors open to a sheltered stone-walled courtyard that can accommodate a vehicle and features a table for al fresco dining. The compact yet well-equipped kitchen is conveniently located off the living area, ensuring ease of access for meal preparation.
On the first floor, the cottage includes a bathroom complete with both a bath and shower, alongside a spacious master bedroom featuring a standard double bed. The second bedroom on this level offers adult-sized wooden bunk beds, making it suitable for families or groups. Ascending to the second floor, guests will find a charming attic bedroom with beamed ceilings and a standard double bed, providing stunning views of the surrounding hills and the town's unique rooftops. The property is equipped with full central heating, ensuring comfort throughout the year.
Bridport is a lively town with a plethora of events and activities, including twice-weekly markets, monthly farmers' and vintage markets, and various festivals celebrating themes like literature, food, and film. The nearby West Bay, famous for its association with "Broadchurch," is just 1.5 miles away, easily accessible by car or a scenic 45-minute walk. Ideal for walkers and cyclists, the cottage serves as an excellent base for exploring the unspoiled countryside and coastline, with numerous routes available. The area is rich in attractions, including the National Trust properties, the World Heritage coast, and various outdoor activities such as fossil hunting, fishing, and sailing, ensuring a memorable stay in this picturesque region.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!