Cato Cottage

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Dorset
  • 6 guests
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
Toad Hall Cottages 4.3
3 nights from £703
A well equipped cottage with garden and parking only 10 minutes walk from all amenities and a short drive to the Jurassic Coast. Perfect location to explore West Dorset. Sleeps 6 Read more
Features
Dishwasher
Garden
Wifi
Accommodation details

Front door to hallway. Kitchen is equipped with oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. American Fridge Freezer with mains fed water/ice dispenser and washing machine in the sun room area. Small lounge with sofa Lounge/Diner with two sofas, Woodburner, Smart TV (All TV channels accessed via online Apps), dining table and chairs. Sun room with heating and conservatory furniture. Ground Floor Shower room with W.C. and wash basin. Stairs to: Bedroom1 with 5ft king size bed. Bedroom 2 with 4ft 6inch double bed. Bedroom 3 with twin 3ft beds. Family bathroom with separate shower and stand alone bath with mixer taps, W.C and wash basin.

Please note: The cottage has a stairway that turns sharply and the steps are narrower than a regular staircase, near the bottom and top.

More information

This traditional and well equipped holiday cottage is conveniently placed so that you can walk to the shops, restaurants and pubs of the bustling market town but also ideally positioned to visit the Jurassic Coast, just minutes away by car. The relaxing sun room/conservatory with central heating has easy access to the back garden where you will find an inviting deck area, perfect for meals and late evening relaxation when the warmer climate allows.

The famed market town of Bridport with its harbour at West Bay, famous as the setting for the television series Broadchurch, is the perfect base from which to explore Dorset's coast and countryside. Bridport is also home to a lively street market, twice a week and has an active Art Centre as well as The Electric Palace, cinema, theatre and concert Hall, an independent entertainment venue offering music, comedy and theatre. The coastal fishing port of West Bay with its beach and harbour can be reached easily via a footpath along the riverbank. The whole of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, including the lovely seaside town of Lyme Regis is a short drive away. The famed village of Abbotsbury with its swannery is a few minutes' drive from Bridport and the very popular Hive Beach Café at Burton Bradstock is a must visit. The 18-mile-long Chesil beach, which runs from Portland to West Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is very nearby and offers dramatic scenery. The South West Coast Path can be directly accessed from West Bay.

Outside

Garden and patio area with a garden bench, decking and outside dining furniture.

The local area

The attractive Georgian market town of Bridport, set in the heart of Dorset’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is renowned for its abundance of independent shops and art galleries, thriving cafés, bars and restaurants serving exceptional locally produced food and drink, and its lively music, art and literary scene.

Whether you enjoy spending your holiday browsing market stalls and quirky shops, indulging in a mouth-watering cream tea, or people-watching over a leisurely coffee – this charming town won’t disappoint.

Less than 2 miles away lies Bridport’s picturesque harbour, West Bay, which offers access to the world-famous Jurassic Coast. Here, you’ll find an assortment of pubs and restaurants, two excellent sandy beaches, a marina, and of course breathtaking coastal views.

If you’re feeling active, West Bay is perfect for a spot of fishing, walking, bathing and rock pooling. Or if you’d rather take it easy, unwind over tea and cake in one of the harbour’s delightful tea rooms. West Bay is also the setting for the popular ITV drama Broadchurch, where you will recognise many landmarks from the show.

Bridport and West Bay are ideally positioned for exploring the stunning Jurassic coastline. Why not try your luck at fossil hunting to see if you can uncover an ancient relic or two, or take a stroll along the glorious South West Coast Path to blow away the cobwebs and take in the magnificent views.

Nearby popular attractions include the Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre, Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens and the Lyme Regis Aquarium, and if you fancy a day at the beach, you'll be spoilt for choice on this pretty stretch of Dorset coastline. Some of our favourite family-friendly options include both West Bay beaches, Cobb beach in Lyme Regis, Charmouth beach and Weymouth beach.

A holiday cottage in either Bridport or West Bay provides the perfect base from which to enjoy the delights of a vibrant market town, whilst staying close to the coast to easily indulge in your favourite seaside activities – making for a most memorable Dorset holiday.

Parking

Off road parking for two cars on the driveway and unlimited street parking immediately outside the property. Please note that this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.

Additional information

Included: Bed linen, towels (guests to provide own beach towels), WiFi, electricity and central gas heating, and the first basket of logs with kindling.

Pets: Sorry no pets allowed.

Smoking/Vaping: not permitted.

Local Facilities: Beach at West Bay 2 miles. Bridport shops, pubs and restaurants 10 minutes walk. Lyme Regis 10 miles. Dorchester 16 miles..

Short Breaks: Are available in low / mid season from a Friday, Monday or Tuesday.

Please note: The cottage has a stairway that turns sharply and the steps are narrower than a regular staircase, near the bottom and top.

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