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Corfe Castle, Wareham, Dorset

1 Heathland Cottages

The exterior of 1 Heathland Cottages, Wareham, Dorset
The exterior of 1 Heathland Cottages, Wareham | © National Trust / Mike Henton
The sitting room at 1 Heathland Cottages, Wareham, Dorset
The kitchen at 1 Heathland Cottages, Wareham, Dorset

1 Heathland Cottages

With views over the Purbeck Hills from the bedroom, this unusual cottage makes a quirky escape.

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The sitting room at 1 Heathland Cottages, Wareham, Dorset
The kitchen at 1 Heathland Cottages, Wareham, Dorset
The exterior of 1 Heathland Cottages, Wareham, Dorset
The double bedroom at 1 Heathland Cottages, Dorset
The twin bedroom at 1 Heathland Cottages, Dorset
The exterior of 1 Heathland Cottages, Dorset

© National Trust / Will Wilkinson

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With views over the Purbeck Hills from the bedroom, this unusual cottage makes a quirky escape.

  • Guests

    6

    Bedrooms

    3

    Acorn rating

    3What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    2

    Reference

    003002

    The first thing you’ll notice about 1 Heathland Cottages is its unusual design. The cladded building was once home to nurses working at a former isolation hospital nearby. Inside the three-bedroom cottage, you’ll find carefully restored rooms where its vernacular cladding remains. It's next to 2 Heathland Cottages (sleeps 8, dog friendly). 

    You’ll be treated to beautiful views over the Purbeck Hills from the double bedroom, views so enticing you’ll soon be outside in the fresh air enjoying them on foot.

    Further afield, Studland and Godlingston Heath is one of the largest uninterrupted areas of rare lowland heath in the UK. Here, it’s possible to find all six types of British reptiles. From here walk down to Studland beach and catch a glimpse of the chalk stacks that rise from the sea, Old Harry Rocks. 

    • Wi-Fi, available
    • Garden, available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, available
    • Microwave, available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, available
    • Dishwasher, available
    • Cot & high chair, available
    • Single storey, available
    • Countryside, available
    • Walk to a pub, available
    • Walking nearby, available

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