The Holiday Home: About Langford Valley Stables
Newly Converted High Quality Barn Conversion sleeping 6 near Dorchester
Newly available, stunning 3 bedroom barn conversion in the unspoilt Dorset countryside. Just converted, this holiday barn has been refurbished and converted very recently to a very high standard and now offers stylish high quality holiday accommodation for discerning guests.
Set in a tranquil valley in the heart of rural Dorset, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this is a truly unspoilt and beautiful part of Dorset, just 6 miles from Dorchester. Escape to the country and be within easy reach of the coast too; the fascinating Jurassic coast is within reach for day trips with the seaside town of Weymouth just 14 miles away and famous Durdle Door just 20 miles away.
Inside this High Quality Barn Conversion in Rural Dorset is:
• An open plan living area with exposed beams and French windows to maximise on the rural views. The open plan living area comprises of a lounge area with comfy seating, a luxurious well equipped kitchen with a Deluxe rangemaster cooker, fridge/freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher and microwave, and a dining area,• A separate utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer,
• Two sets of French doors lead out from the open plan living area to the terrace where you can enjoy alfresco dining in summer time and soak up the views,
• A downstairs cloakroom with WC and handbasin.
The Bedrooms:
• 3 en-suite double bedrooms (each with Freesat TV plus zip and link beds so each can be arranged either as a superking sized bed or as a twin),• One of the bedrooms is on the ground floor (which will appeal to those with more limited mobility) and the two further bedrooms are upstairs.
For the comfort of guests, there is underfloor heating throughout the barn.
Unlimited Wifi is available.
The barn sits within its own private garden where guests can relax, unwind and enjoy the tranquil location.
Ample parking is available next to the barn.
This owner/agency has featured on countrycottagesonline.com since 2020
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Local Attractions near Dorchester
Top Tourist Attractions for Day Trips: Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens, Abbotsbury Swannery, Corfe Castle, Monkey World, Fleet Air Arm Museum
Dorchester: 6 miles away,
Weymouth: 4 miles away,
Bridport: 13 miles away,
Milton Abbas: 13 miles away,
Beaminster: 14 miles away
Annual Events: Visit the rural market towns of Dorset and enjoy the historic buildings, beautiful countryside and wonderful local produce. Dorchester – Every Wednesday - Known as “Hardy Country” – the landscape that novelist Thomas Hardy used time and again as a backdrop for his tales of love and tragedy. Poundbury – The 1st Saturday of the month - Poundbury lays on the western edge of Dorchester on Duchy land and was designed by the Prince of Wales who outlined his pioneering ideas in his 1989 book, ‘A Vision of Britain’. Bridport – Every Wednesday and Saturday - A charming, pretty town with lots of antique shops and has a Vintage and Antique market which takes place on the last Sunday of the month from March – October. Sherborne – Every Thursday and Saturday - One of the most beautiful towns in England and has an abundance of fine Medieval and Georgian buildings built of the honey coloured Hamstone, quarried at Ham Hill, Dorset. This Dorset gem has a reputation for art and antiques. A magnificent Abbey, two castles and unique shopping – a visit to Sherborne is a cultural must. Weymouth – Every Thursday - The world was introduced to the Olympic Georgian grandeur of Weymouth during the 2012 games. The golden sands and safe shallow waters are the perfect place to enjoy a day by the seaside, followed by supper at the buzzing, waterfront harbour. Portland – Every Tuesday - Rugged, relaxed and famous for its National Sailing Academy, Portland is alive with activity. Rock climing, abseiling, diving, kayaking; the Heritage coastline is perfect for the sporty.
Food & Drink Options Nearby: Local Pubs Saxon Arms True Dorset village pub, great for families, dog friendly with wholesome pub food and real ales. The Greyhound, Sydling St Nicholas, award winning pub with excellent food and is rated one of the prettiest small vilages in Dorset. Restaurants/Cafes Hix Oyster and Fish House at Lyme Regis. Celebrity chef, the location is fabulous overlooking the famous Cobb at Lyme Regis. The Hive Beach Café at Burton Bradstock which sits on the shingle beach of Chesil Bank with wonderful views of the Dorset coastline. Riverside Restaurant at West Bay Two level waterside seafood restaurant with locally caught fish, farmed meats and fresh vegetables all in one place. Crab House Café, Portland On the Fleet between Weymouth and Portland – a rustic seaside hut with tables standing on sand belies and a menu of upscale fresh seafood dishes including oysters from its own beds.
Activities & Experiences On Offer Nearby: cycling, fishing, fly fishing, walking, walking, golfing
Local Festivals and Events in Dorset:- February - Lyme Folk Weekend
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Nearest Train Station: Dorchester South
Dorchester