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- Bed & Breakfast at its Best. Situated between the historic market town of Bridport, Chesil Beach, Jurassic Heritage Coastline, Dorset Coastal Path and West Bay Harbour with its beaches. Quotes from our visitors book: "2nd June 2002 ''Great food, room and hosts - to be remembered" 22nd June 20....
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- An elegant Edwardian house situated just off the A35 between the historic market town of Bridport and the harbour at West Bay, the ideal location for exploring the beautiful Dorset countryside. Family run en-suite accommodation with many thoughtful extras.10 mins walk to harbour, beaches, golf cours....
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- A classical country house standing in an acre of gardens overlooking the Brit River Valley and the sea. Magnificent views around the hotel and from many of the bedrooms. The coastpath is just ten minutes walk away whilst Bridport is fifteen minutes walk in the opposite direction. This establishmen....
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- Solus 6 Berth Self-Catering Caravan to let on secluded beef and sheep farm in beautiful West Dorset countryside. Ideal for walkers, mountain bikers and wildlife enthusiasts, as well as families with children and well-behaved pets. Places to visit and local attractions to suit all are within easy dis....
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- Email enquiry to Loscombe Farm Self-Catering Holiday Caravan Accomodation Click to contact reservations (Ref: ACC#2397-goCoastal)
Bridport,
Dorset
THE LOFT(Ref: ACC#3285-goCoastal)
(Self Catering Holiday Apartments/Flats, Chideock)
- A brand new luxury apartment which is an addition to a 16th century cottage, built in stone with all required conveniences for a self catering holiday. Only minutes from the local village pubs, only 1 mile from the beach and beautiful walks at the end of the lane. - 1 double bedroom - brand n....
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- Discover Dorset, stay at the ideal base -Sunset- a modern, spacious, South West-facing bungalow, with full central heating, bedrooms part en-suite (vanity unit and toilet). Situated between Bridport, West Bay Harbour, Chesil Beach and Dorset Coastal Path - all a 10-minute level walk away. Reception....
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A beautiful, historic market town, with a bustling atmosphere.
Excellent communication routes to Dorchester, Weymouth, Lyme Regis and beyond or drive the coast road and marvel at the unique, breathtaking views over the Fleet and Chesil Beach.
Bridport Harbour (West Bay) is undergoing some major re-vamping and has wonderful beaches and sandy areas for the kids.
There are many, many walks and National trust areas in and around Bridport and excellent accomodation to stay in. Some of which is dog-friendly, some sadly not. However, Bridport does have a "Doggie Day Care" centre where you can leave your pets and go off exploring for the day safe in the knowledge that they will be walked, cared for and loved in a home from home environment (see www.allfourpaws.co.uk).
The town is 15 miles west of the county town of Dorchester and it lays in a 'bowl' formed by many beautiful hills, with evidence of history back to Neolithic times, there are a number barrows and a stone circle to be seen from the A35 as you drive. The town itself dates back to the "Burh of Brydian", created by the Anglo Saxon Alfred the Great in the 9th century, coins minted from the time Athelstan. The ditch from this time is still visible as you look across the Car Park behind Somerfields see where the tarmac follows this ditch.
Main streets are amongst the widest this side of England and street markets have been held since the days of Queen Elizabeth the First! Market days are Saturday and Wednesday.
We have some 1000+ "listed" buildings such as the Town Hall which was built late in 1700. The impressive building marks the junction of East Street West Street and South Street, there is a North Street too, its just a little further down West Street.
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