Bracken

From £659
Sleeps 6
Hot Tub
Close to village
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About Bracken

Situated in a beautiful and rural area of North Dorset on a working farm, with extensive views of Bulbarrow and The Blackmore Vale, Bracken is one of three unique, detached eco retreats, constructed to an exceptionally high standard in 2020.

The light and spacious, open-plan accommodation is all on the ground floor with cosy under-floor heating throughout, courtesy of the ground source heat pump. If the weather isn't kind, snuggle up around the wood burning stove. When night draws in, open the bi-folding doors and star-gaze in your very own wood fired hot tub. The kitchen is the perfect place to cook up some locally sourced ingredients whilst admiring the view.

Sleeping up to six guests in three bedrooms (two with king-size beds and a third with twin single beds), each with their own en-suite shower room, Bracken is an ideal choice for a wonderful Dorset break with family or friends.
Outside, the terrace and garden enjoy breath-taking, far-reaching rural views, not to mention the decadent hot tub.

With the Wessex Ridgeway on your doorstep, walking opportunities are endless. If you feel inclined, wander into the village of Ansty via a quiet lane and across a bridleway, where you will find a charming farm shop, post office and good local pub. Ansty can be reached in around 15 minutes on foot, otherwise in around 3 minutes by car.
Bracken's neighbours, Fern (sleeps six guests) and Bramble (sleeps four guests) are also available to book, subject to availability.

Walking

With the Wessex Ridgeway on your doorstep, walking opportunities are endless. If you feel inclined, wander into the village of Ansty via a quiet lane and across a bridleway, where you will find a charming farm shop, post office and good local pub.

Hot Tub with views

Outside, the terrace and garden enjoy breath-taking, far-reaching rural views, not to mention the decadent hot tub.

Rural Area

Situated in a beautiful and rural area of North Dorset on a working farm, with extensive views of Bulbarrow and The Blackmore Vale, Bracken is one of three unique, detached eco retreats, constructed to an exceptionally high standard in 2020.

Bracken Features and Extras

Enhancing your stay
Log Burner / Open Fire
No Pets
Private hot tub
WiFi
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Local Activities for Bracken

A 3 minute drive away (or a pleasant walk down a quiet lane and across the bridleway), is the village of Ansty where you can purchase your provisions at the Brewery Farm Shop, selling meat, fruit and vegetables, newspapers etc. A post office is also open here on weekday mornings.

Opposite the farm shop is the welcoming village pub, The Fox Inn, serving excellent food.

Other good local pubs include The Hambro Arms in the beautiful village of Milton Abbas, 15 minutes' drive away; The Brace of Pheasants at Plush, aprox 20 minutes' drive away; and The River Arms at Cheselbourne, 10 minutes' drive away.

The coast can be reached by car in approx 35 minutes. We recommend Ringstead Bay, a pebble beach, popular with families and walkers. There is a cafe in the car parking field serving excellent, locally caught fish and chips. For a sandy beach, visit Weymouth Bay or a little further afield, Studland Bay in the Purbecks, which is a beautiful sandy beach with a car ferry across to Sandbanks.

For walkers, there are numerous opportunities and routes, with the Wessex Ridgeway literally on your doorstep.

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