Elworth Farmhouse Cottage holiday cottage, in Dorset
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Elworth Farmhouse Cottage, Weymouth - Dorset, sleeps 2 and has 1 bedroom

17thC thatched cottage VB 4* Gold Award situated in a farming hamlet close to historic Abbotsbury village, Swannery, Sub-tropical gardens & World Heritage Coast. Cottage visitors are welcome to enjoy our private swimming pool, spa hot tub & gardens.   View full cottage description

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This pretty cottage is the thatched wing of our main farmhouse but is completely self-contained, having its own front and back doorways. Although fully modernised the cottage retains many of its original features; exposed oak beams, feature inglenook with antique washbowl and bread-oven. Furnishings are of a high standard and sympathetic to a period cottage. Cottage visitors are welcome to relax and enjoy the scenery and wildlife in our extensive garden and to share our swimming pool and spa hot tub during late Spring and Summer months.
Elworth hamlet is a walker's paradise; the Dorset Coast Path runs along the top of the hill above the hamlet. The views from the Coast Path along the Heritage Coast are simply stunning - eastwards towards Lulworth & Ringstead Bay, Portland and Chesil Bank and westwards across Lyme Bay.
A perfect location to relax, unwind and watch the cows go by.

This property has been advertised on My Favourite Holiday Cottages since 17-01-2012

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