Chideock Cottage is a charming, 19th century cottage which has all the modern conveniences you'd expect in a holiday cottage these days. It sleeps up to 3, is available all-year-round and is located in the chocolate-box, bustling village of Chideock with 3 excellent pubs and a shop.
The owners have thought of everything to make your stay really relaxing and enjoyable including comfortable sofas, quality kitchen equipment, excellent wifi connectivity, bluetooth technology and smart TV.The cottage is situated along a quiet lane and is the second of a terrace of four cottages, all with sunny south-facing gardens with lovely views.
The owners have thought of everything to make your stay really relaxing and enjoyable including comfortable sofas, quality kitchen equipment, excellent wifi connectivity, bluetooth technology and smart TV.The cottage is situated along a quiet lane and is the second of a terrace of four cottages, all with sunny south-facing gardens with lovely views.
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Spacious open-plan living/dining room with comfortable leather sofas and LED Smart TV with numerous apps. Circular wooden table with four chairs giving ample room for dining as well as working. Technology is prominent with wifi internet access and iPlayer to include DAB/FM radio/bluetooth/CD player.
The self catering cottage has an AGA which is great for cooking and keeps the cottage lovely and cosy in the Winter months. Alternative cooking appliances are available. Don't be afraid of the AGA. It is very simple to use and is often easier and quicker to use than a conventional oven. In the village of Chideock, you'll find us down a little lane off the main road, opposite The George Inn.
We are very lucky to be situated in one of the most beautiful areas within the UK on the world heritage Jurassic coastline. Dorset is, without doubt, the county that has everything. Chideock is a delightful village, 3 miles west of Bridport, with pretty thatched cottages, three traditional pubs, a shop and a two churches.
Below are just a few suggestions and recommendations for things to do while you are in the area. Just a short walk down the bridle-way to Seatown you'll find a fossilising paradise. Head West along the beach towards Golden Cap, keeping away from the cliffs as findings here will be full of clay so stay along the low water mark and lkeep your eyes peeled for belemnites and ammonites.
Reviews (3)
Suzy D.
Sep 17, 2018
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We have just spent a fabulous week at Chideock Cottage, it truly is a home from home. Everything you could possibly need is provided, which with a ten month old baby was really helpful! The house is cosy and welcoming in a beautiful location. It was easy to find and easy to get to places from. We highly recommend staying and we will hopefully be back soon!
Dawn Sillett
Aug 27, 2018
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Lovely country cottage, very comfortable and beautifully presented. We love the garden too. Warm welcome from the owners includes tea and biscuits, as well as those 'little things' it's all too easy to forget, such as shower gel. Great pubs within walking distance and a very friendly village shop. As well as the wonderful beaches, market days at Bridport and the Palmers brewery tour are recommended.
Giles Polito
Aug 01, 2017
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We have stayed at several holiday cottages in Dorset and this one is top of the list! Immediately it is obvious that it is very clean and well looked after. Everything works well and is of a high quality. It does not feel like an over used holiday cottage that guests have mistreated. We enjoyed the garden and the view of the hills towards the sea. The little lane and track to the Anchor pub and Seatown was a peaceful path to the sea. Although the cottages are in a terrace we were in no way disturbed by other residents. The pub opposite does great pub food, proper beer and a pizza night (we did
