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.
Accommodation
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.
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 http://ask.ofcom.org.uk/help/telephone/mobilecoverage.
