Find cottages in Bridport

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

North End Farmhouse provides accommodation for up to 14 people in 6 bedrooms, 1 is downstairs with an adjacent wetroom to help the less mobile. There is also the converted Cricket Pavilion which sleeps 2 + 2 on the sofa bed. It has the finest views. The converted Dairy sleeps 2 + 2 and has a large open plan kitchen, living area with a marvellous woodburner

Situated in the picturesque seaside village of Eype near the market town of Bridport, Honeysuckle Cottage, a two bedroom cottage comfortably sleeping four, is in a beautiful countryside setting with only a 10 minute stroll to the secluded beach. Explore the World Heritage Jurassic Coast with its scenic coastal and countryside walks, try fossil hunting

If you are looking for a relaxing break near to the Jurassic Coast, look no further than Highway Farm near to Bridport with two holiday cottages and fishing lakes. The farm, with grazing sheep and cows, is situated just outside Bridport in the stunning West Dorset countryside. It is just 2 miles to the local fossilling beaches at Eype and Seatown and

Lyme Holiday cottages offers stylish and comfortable self-catering accommodation for couples and families, ideally placed close to Lyme Regis on Dorset's stunning Jurassic Coast. A real home from home, these one and two bedroom cottages have been carefully designed to provide a high degree of comfort, and provide an excellent base for discovering this

West Dorset Cottages are The Burrow, Chiddy Nook and Gingerbread Cottage, all owned by Jane and Laurie in the beautiful coastal village of Chideock between Bridport and Lyme Regis. Brimming with charm, Chiddy Nook was originally the Coach House to the main establishment, Warren House, so low beamed ceilings and quirky features abound in this much-loved