Little Barn

Charminster, Near Dorchester, Dorset

Located in Charminster, near Dorchester in the picturesque South West of England, Little Barn is a beautifully converted studio barn that offers a tranquil retreat for couples. This stylish accommodation, designed with meticulous attention to detail, features an open-plan living space that includes bi-fold doors leading to a private patio, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the surrounding rolling countryside. The studio is equipped with modern amenities such as a Freeview TV, DVD/Blu-ray player, and a well-appointed kitchen with an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, ensuring a comfortable stay.

The thoughtfully designed interior includes a cozy bedroom area with a kingsize bed, separated from the living space by a curtain for added privacy. The shower room is equipped with a shower cubicle and toilet, while electric central heating and Wi-Fi enhance the overall comfort of the accommodation. Guests can enjoy the serene lawned garden complete with garden furniture, perfect for relaxing amidst the local wildlife, which includes buzzards, pheasants, and deer. With private parking for two cars and a bike store available, Little Barn is ideally suited for those looking to explore the beautiful countryside.

Nearby, the charming village of Cerne Abbas, famous for its chalk giant, is a delightful spot to visit. Just two miles away, the vibrant town of Dorchester offers an array of attractions, including dinosaur and military museums, a historic cinema, and a variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants, many located in the lively Brewery Square. Additionally, numerous country pubs serving fine food and real ales are located within close proximity, with the nearest pub just 200 yards away, providing a perfect opportunity for a relaxing evening out.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the area boasts numerous scenic walking trails, allowing visitors to appreciate the stunning Dorset landscape. Local attractions such as Minterne House and Gardens, known for its beautiful magnolia, and other renowned gardens are easily accessible. The traditional seaside resort of Weymouth, with its stunning beach and esplanade, is only eight miles away, while the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site offers breathtaking views and geological wonders like Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. With an abundance of picturesque villages and local eateries, guests will find plenty of opportunities to enjoy the local cuisine, including delightful cream teas.

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