A petite thatched chocolate box cottage, in the village of Osmington.
This property is full of character, parts of property date from the 16th Century.
As you arrive to the cottage you step into the sitting room which boasts a feature fire place and the beams on the ceiling show the charming characteristics of the cottage.
The kitchen and diner lead out to the garden, which is perfect for cooking the breakfast to then be enjoyed on the patio on a summer’s day.
Bedroom one and a shower room are on the ground floor and the upper floor has another bedroom with an en-suite.
This dainty little abode is nestled in the attractive village of Osmington; a peaceful village with stone and thatched cottages, it is an ideal location for country walks and horse riding.
The place name comes from the Old English personal name, Ă–smund, with ‘ington’, a farm.
Osmington has lots of history, with people living there for over 2000years.
The local coastal point is at Osmington Mills and a short car journey offers visits to the beaches at Lulworth, Ringstead and Weymouth.
A walk up the lane will take you to the Smugglers Inn, perfect for a light refreshment or a good pub meal.
A walk in the other direction will lead you to open countryside where etched into the chalk downs is the famous 'White Horse' with King George III riding back towards London.
Nearby is Sutton Poyntz a beautiful place to visit.
To walk to the village of Sutton Poyntz, the best way is walk to the back of Osmington Village and across 5 fields direct to the village of Sutton Poyntz.
Or you can go the long way around The White Horse and over the ridge.
Sutton Poyntz has a lovely duck pond and the Springhead Pub.
The cottage is in the perfect location to base yourselves to discovering the delights of Dorset.