COOMBE ORCHARD, pet friendly, with a garden in Swanage

A beautifully finished ground floor stone built self-contained annex situated on the outskirts of Swanage, Dorset sleeping two people in one bedroom.

Coombe Orchard is located on the outskirts of the Dorset coastal town of Swanage. All on one level this property contains an open plan bedroom and open plan living area with kitchen, dining and sitting areas. There is a mature large lawned garden with furniture where you can sit and enjoy the fresh air. There is also off road parking foryour car at the property. This stone property annex with ease of walking into Swanage to explore the Jurassic cottage is an ideal romantic retreat for any couple. Note: Hob is two ring only. Note: Guests are required to bring their own cot linen.
Note: Please note that that garden is not enclosed. Note: This property does not accept bookings over 14 night bookings.

Amenities: Gas central heating, combination oven/microwave, hob, fridge, TV, WiFi, DVD. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot available on request. Off road parking on gravelled drive. Lawned garden with furniture. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 15 min walk.

Region: Explore the fossils and stunning beaches of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, visit historic Sherborne and Shaftesbury, or enjoy the footpaths, country lanes and thatched-roof pubs Dorset offers.

Town: The classic seaside resort of Swanage is right at the eastern end of Dorset’s famous Jurassic Coast, on the celebrated Isle of Purbeck and is probably best known for its wonderful, gently shelving golden sands. The town offers plenty of shops, good pubs and restaurants, some of which specialise in locally caught seafood, and is also well known for its annual jazz festival, which takes place each July. The attractive, Victorian wooden pier offers a great place for a stroll or try fishing, and often used a departure point for divers, it’s a wonderful place to watch the world pass by. The historic Swanage Railway has its terminus in the town and regular nostalgic steam engine trips take tourists for a picturesque 6-mile journey, chugging through lovely countryside to stop just beyond the romantic ruin of Corfe Castle. Nearby Durlston Country Park offers a lovely day out with spectacular coastal walks, dolphin spotting and wildlife watching, together with comfortable viewing points and a well-stocked cafe for a treat after all the fresh air. Take a short drive to Studland, which has one of the finest beaches in the country, surrounded by heathland, together with the regular chain ferry, which crosses the mouth of Poole Harbour to Sandbanks. This truly is a delightful holiday destination at any time of the year.