Meadow Views is a home-like Victorian cottage located in the tranquil hamlet of Lower Waterston, near Puddletown in Dorset, South West England. This mid-terrace property, which accommodates up to four guests, is ideally situated just 10 miles from the coast and a short distance from a variety of attractions that cater to diverse interests. The cottage retains many period features while offering a modernized interior adorned with antiques, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere for visitors. Surrounded by stunning countryside views, guests can enjoy sights of the River Piddle and the lush water meadows from the garden.
The cottage features a well-equipped living space that includes a living room with Freesat TV and a DVD player, a kitchen/dining area with essential appliances like an electric cooker and microwave, as well as a utility room complete with a dishwasher and washing machine. On the first floor, guests will find two bedrooms—one with a kingsize bed and another with twin beds that can be converted to a super kingsize upon request. The bathroom is fitted with both a bath and a shower attachment. Additional amenities include gas central heating, superfast fibre broadband, and a small enclosed garden with outdoor seating, making it suitable for both relaxation and entertainment.
The location of Meadow Views offers guests a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and cultural richness of the area. The surrounding countryside has inspired many of Thomas Hardy's literary works, with Puddletown serving as the basis for Weatherby in his novels. Guests can enjoy the sights and sounds of local wildlife, including various bird species and other animals, enhancing their rural retreat experience. The cottage is also conveniently positioned for exploring the historic town of Dorchester and the acclaimed Jurassic Coast, which features iconic landmarks such as Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door.
For those seeking recreational activities, the region is well-equipped with opportunities for walking, bird-watching, and visiting nature reserves, historic houses, and beautiful gardens. The local area is known for its picturesque pubs that serve delicious food, including fresh seafood and traditional Dorset cream teas. Family-friendly attractions such as Monkey World and the Abbotsbury Swannery are also within reach. Guests will find a well-stocked shop and a butcher’s just two miles away, along with a pub and restaurant, ensuring that all essential needs are conveniently met during their stay.
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