The Old Post Office Cottage is a wonderful detached house surrounded by a garden and is a perfect getaway to the countryside.

Sleeping up to eight people, just a short drive away from the coast in South East Dorset, the cottage is a perfect holiday retreat for families or group of friends may it be just a relaxing holiday or a celebration.

The kitchen boasts with a large dining table which just may be the heart of the cottage with plenty of space to spread out to a cosy sitting room or catch up with TV, read a good book in the reading room. The garden is wrapped around the building and has a large area to relax and explore.

The property is tucked away and gives the feeling as if you were visiting an Enid Blyton story location. A tree lane guiding you to the property, stunning original flagstone kitchen flooring and post box in the front wall will make you feel as if you were at home. It was a post office for the whole village many years ago and has its spirit till now as a welcoming and warm property.

The cottage sits only a 10-minute drive away from the beautiful Kimmeridge bay where you can find Etches collection of fossils, Marine centre. Nearby St Aldhelm’s head, Chapman’s Pool are a short walk away from Kimmeridge as well as popular Dancing Ledge. Make sure to check the tide times when visiting the beaches.

The Clavell’s Restaurant and a coffee shop offers some delicious food as well as coffee, tea or a cold drink and are nice places for a break.

You may wish to visit the vast area of sandy beaches and heathland, Studland Bay, which is owned by National Trust. The town of Wareham and village of Corfe Castle with the ruins are only a short drive away from the cottage too.

Town of Wareham not only has a supermarket where you can do your shopping, but you may want to pop into the Priory Hotel, Old Granary and The Salt Pig, where you can get some excellent local produce with a cosy informal restaurant. Wareham has a small high street too boasting with independent shops.

The Old Post Office Cottage is perfect for large families who want to holiday together in Purbecks.

Wareham, affectionately known as the ‘Gateway To The Purbecks’ is an ancient Dorset waterside market town. Sitting between the River Frome & and quaintly named River Piddle, its charming riverside location makes the town a popular holiday destination. Dating back to Saxon times, the town was once surrounded by walls, and became an important port with boats bringing supplies up the River Frome from nearby Poole harbour. Today, you can hire a boat from the attractive quayside and chug your way down the stream, or take one of the regular organised boat trips, browse the colourful Saturday market or enjoy an ice cream the Quayside. Whilst seasonally there are also numerous popular events taking place beside the river. A short drive takes you to the Arne peninsula jutting out into Poole Harbour, a designated rspb reserve, where you can stroll down to the water’s edge, taking in glimpses of the impressive bird population and often viewing some of the resident deer. The friendly seaside resort of Swanage is also easily accessible, where you can experience a traditional family-friendly day out on the beach, or take the coastal path and stop off for refreshment at Durlston Country Park. A real treat is to drive to nearby Corfe Castle and take the vintage steam railway to Swanage. Wareham offers visitors a super Dorset holiday destination at anytime of the year.

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