Little Berwick Cottage

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Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 5
Bathrooms 2
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

9 Customer Review(s)

“Cosy cottage in a great location, with fantastic local pubs with great food.”

Not sure why the kitchen door hasn't been fixed. If we had not read the previous review , we would also have locked ourselves out as the bottom dead lock suddenly drops.

Not sure why the kitchen door hasn't been fixed. If we had not read the previous review , we would also have locked ourselves out as the bottom dead lock suddenly drops.

- Mrs Shearer, June 2019
“Cottage met our requirements from point of view of space, comfort and situation but was disappointing in that it was generally not very clean.”

The worst of that was in hidden areas such as behind and under furniture which was all the worse as we had a 21 month old toddler with us and obviously he was playing on the floor and quite inquisitive. Also TV reception was hopeless which I reported by email mid week but nothing was done. The internet, whilst usable, used to 'drop out' quite regularly and could not be relied upon for anything important.

- Mr Kendal, June 2019
“Beautiful cottage in idyllic setting.”

Nice secluded garden with country/farm views. Plenty of room. Bedrooms well-presented with comfortable beds and nice bathroom. On the down side, sofas very low and uncomfortable, shower room overdue for renovation to bathroom standard, kitchen cupboards and draws in need of attention -drooping doors and loose drawer fronts. Major problem with French doors in kitchen, where lower bolt could unexpectedly drop and prevent door opening at all from outside. On arrival, having unpacked our car we locked the main door leaving the key in the lock, planning to go out later. We explored the house and went outside to explore the garden via the kitchen by unlocking the french doors with the key. The door opened easily since the top and bottom bolts were not apparently set. After closing the door to avoid flies and wasps entering and walking around the garden we found that the door would no longer open. After careful examination we could see that the door was completely jammed at the bottom and would not open any way. We called Sykes in Weymouth at 3.15 pm and Angela arrived at 5.30 with a duplicate key which could not be used because a key was left in the main door lock. After failing to get out a locksmith she broke a small pane in a front window, unlocked the window to gain access and let us in. Once the french door was unbolted at the bottom, the door opened easily and hard closing did not replicate the problem. The locksmith/glazier arrived on Monday at 2.30 to examine the window and door and returned an hour later to reglaze the window. Although he could not repeat the bolt problem he recommended always carrying a main door key when in the garden. Later in the week the tendency for the bolt to drop recurred. We assume that Sykes has warned subsequent guests. Clearly this was a property fault, and not caused by us.

- Mr Davis, May 2019
“A lovely Cottage in an excellent location, had a lovely holiday thank you.”

Stayed August 2017

- Mrs Such,
“Lovely thatched cottage with goodsize bedrooms and bathrooms.”

Excellent dining spaces and kitchen equipment. Beautiful garden. Excellent wifi. Ample parking for two cars. Very well located to explore the Jurassic Coast. A visit to Durdle Door was the highlight of our trip - stayed July 2017

- Dr Devikumar Acharya,
“The cottage was excellent and the location was great, central to everything we wanted to see and lovely and quiet.”

The local pub, the Crown is fantastic and very welcoming with excellent food. Stayed June 2017

- Mr Keith Brand,
“The cottage was a perfect fit for us.”

A wonderful quiet rural location off the beaten track but still close to everywhere we wanted to go. Very relaxing environment. Wonderful farm shop just up the road. Lovely accomodation-very comfortable but the red settee was interesting. Brilliant parking as we had 3 vehicles. We would love to have stayed longer. We all loved it! Stayed April 2017

- Mrs Anna Howell,
“Delightful cottage and wonderful time had by all.”

Beautifully looked after cottage with the old charm mixed in with modern. Everything to a high standard. We would all love to return! Stayed February 2017

- Mrs Joann Manlow,
“A really lovely cottage in a beautiful setting on a quiet road with views across the Dorset countryside.”

To call it a cottage suggest that it was quite small - but our party of six adults felt relaxed and never cramped and the downstairs bedroom was a real help for one of the older members of the group. We would highly recommend this cottage - stayed April 2015.

- Mrs Madelaine Cooper,
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The property

Little Berwick is a picture postcard thatched cottage parts of which date back to the 17th century.

The detached property is situated down a quiet lane about two miles from the village of Burton Bradstock.

On the ground floor is a well-equipped kitchen/diner leading onto a comfortable cottage style sitting room/diner with a inglenook fireplace complete with wood burning stove (during winter months) for you to build a fire to provide a warm welcome on a winters day after a bracing walk.

Featuring a ground floor bedroom and a shower room, there are a further 4 bedrooms on the first floor.

On a summer day sit and relax in the lawned garden and patio area having a drink in the sunshine.

Burton Bradstock is a village worth exploring with its tiny thatched cottages, colourful gardens, quaint tea rooms and local village pubs all with a tale of history.

The local farm which lies about a quarter of a mile away from the cottage offers free range eggs, fresh milk and delicious cream and honey.

For the country lovers the surrounding countryside gives you the luxury of watching rabbits, deer and pheasants wallow in their natural habitat.

Outdoor types have the chance to explore the country lanes and the magnificent World Heritage Status Dorset coastal path, part of which stretches from Portland to Lyme Regis.

Little Berwick is an ideal location in a character cottage allowing you to discover Dorset.

Summary

Five bedrooms: 1 x ground floor twin room (one single and one small single bed)
2 x kingsize and 2 x single on first floor
Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC
First floor bathroom with bath, hand-held shower, basin and WC
Kitchen with dining area
Sitting room with dining area.
Night storage heating, woodburning stove
Electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi, telephone for incoming calls, wood burning sove logs provided October to March
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot available on request
Off road parking for three cars
Lawned garden with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 2 miles away.

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About the location

BURTON BRADSTOCK

Bridport 2.5 miles; Weymouth 15 miles; Dorchester 16 miles; Yeovil 21 miles

A wonderful coastal village in Bride Valley on Dorset's picturesque Jurassic Coast, flanked by the River Bride. Burton Bradstock is the perfect spot for a peaceful break on England's south coast, with the South West Coastal Path running alongside for you walking enthusiasts. The village itself boasts 16th and 17th century thatched cottages as well as two pubs, a shop and a Post Office, the glistening Hive Beach is a wonderful spot to spend the summer days with the magnificent cliffs as a backdrop, there is also a lovely café to sit and relax in, once a year the Spring Tide Festival is held which would be worth lining up your holiday with! There are many attractions and activities to enjoy around here, with the stunning coastal resort of Weymouth making for an excellent day out. Alternatively, head inland to Dorchester and Yeovil for great shopping, architecture, eating and drinking.

Note: No BBQs allowed due to the thatch. Mobile phone signal is patchy or none depending on your provider, please check your coverage prior to booking if this is important to you.

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Reviews & Ratings

“Cosy cottage in a great location, with fantastic local pubs with great food.”

“Cottage met our requirements from point of view of space, comfort and situation but was disappointing in that it was generally not very clean.”

“Beautiful cottage in idyllic setting.”

“A lovely Cottage in an excellent location, had a lovely holiday thank you.”

“Lovely thatched cottage with goodsize bedrooms and bathrooms.”

“The cottage was excellent and the location was great, central to everything we wanted to see and lovely and quiet.”

“The cottage was a perfect fit for us.”

“Delightful cottage and wonderful time had by all.”

“A really lovely cottage in a beautiful setting on a quiet road with views across the Dorset countryside.”

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BURTON BRADSTOCK