The property
Wildflower Cottage is a delightful stone holiday cottage located in the village of Sutton Poyntz, a quintessentially English village, located just a few miles from the Jurassic Coast in Dorset and the seaside town of Weymouth.
Wildflower Cottage sits in a bright corner plot with a gloriously sunny patio, which is private and well established, full of beautiful roses, shady trees.
The modern kitchen is well equipped and has everything you need to create delicious meals.
Unwind in the bright and spacious sitting room, or children can play board games at the table.
Upstairs are the perfect bedrooms for a tranquil night’s sleep.
A short walk from the front door takes to the mill pond where ducks congregate and village pub, The Springhead which offers a varied menu, chilled wine and local ales.
A shop is within walking distance and Sutton Poyntz is surrounded by excellent country walks for those who like to ramble.
Perfectly located, the village is just a couple of miles from the nearest beach at Bowleaze.
The main resort beach of Weymouth and town centre just another mile further on.
A 20 minute drive in the other direction gives access to the world Heritage sites of Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove.
Visit other popular attractions such as Monkey World and the Tank Museum.
This beautiful house offers all the amenities you need to enjoy your holiday cottage and provides a truly ideal location from which to explore the wider Dorset Coast.
Perfect for a family or small group of friends.
About the location
SUTTON POYNTZ
Weymouth 3.7 miles; Dorchester 5.4 miles
Sutton Poyntz is a small village on the northern side of Preston, on the outskirts of Weymouth, and it sits beneath the George III chalk horse that is carved into the hillside. At the centre of the village sits a beautiful duck pond, and the Spring head pub, where you can enjoy a drink in the pub gardens whilst admiring the chalk horse carving. Just 3.5 miles from Weymouth and it’s golden sandy beach, lanes of boutique shops, sea life centre and historic harbour this is a perfect village base for exploring the Jurassic Coast. Just 13 miles away are the UNESCO world Heritage sites of Lulworth Cove and Durdle, a short drive further on finds you at Corfe Castle, most recently known for being the inspiration behind many Enid Blyton Famous Five novels. Make sure you take a trip on the steam train on the Swanage Railway, which passes the magnificent ruins. A charming base to choose in a stunning part of Dorset.
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