Cottage In Studland, Dorset

Studland, Dorset

Found in the picturesque area of Studland, Dorset, this charming cottage offers a serene retreat along the stunning Jurassic Coast, just three miles from the coastal town of Swanage, known for its iconic Old Harry’s Rock and Swanage Pier. The cottage is ideally situated for exploring historical sites, including the impressive Corfe Castle, a National Trust property built by William the Conqueror, located six miles away. Additionally, the World Heritage Site of Durlston Country Park and Castle is a mere five miles down the coast, providing visitors with ample opportunities to immerse themselves in both natural beauty and rich history.

This semi-detached cottage, adorned with ivy and featuring a traditional stone roof made from local Purbeck stone, is designed with aesthetics and comfort in mind. Built in the 1920s by renowned architect Herbert Collins, known for his contributions to the Garden City Movement, the property boasts attractive leaded windows and offers breathtaking views of Poole Harbour. Surrounded by heathland, the cottage provides easy access to the beach, while the back garden overlooks picturesque farmland and the rolling Purbeck Hills, creating a serene environment for relaxation and exploration.

Upon entering the cottage, guests are welcomed by a hallway featuring a beautiful quarry tile floor and a convenient storage area for coats. The light and airy sitting/dining area is enhanced by triple aspect leaded windows and double doors that open into the garden. The cozy sitting area includes an inglenook-style fireplace with an open fire, perfect for creating a warm atmosphere during chilly evenings. For entertainment, the cottage is equipped with comfortable furniture, a selection of books, and games, ensuring a delightful stay regardless of the weather. The well-equipped kitchen includes modern amenities and a larder, along with an additional outside WC for convenience.

On the upper level, the cottage features two inviting bedrooms: one double and one triple room that includes a cot, alongside a compact bathroom with essential amenities. Outside, the property offers a small lawned area at the front and a semi-enclosed garden at the rear, which is not only picturesque but also frequented by deer, adding a touch of wildlife to the experience. A lockable detached garage is available for guests needing to store bikes or even a boat, making this cottage a perfect base for both relaxation and adventure in the stunning South West of England.

• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby
• Open Fire