Sherborne: Ferienunterkünfte am Meer

We were delighted to be in this house and felt immediately at home. Everything was neatly prepared for our arrival. The host was so attentive and friendly, we enjoyed every day we were there. Thank you very much.

Das Cottage liegt zentral in Sherborne. Es ist sehr gut ausgestattet. Man kan fußläufig alles erreichen (Pubs, Restaurants, Supermärkte). Parkplätze findet man meist in nächster Nähe. Der Check-in verlief problemlos. Die Vermieterin gibt einem vorab alle notwendigen Informationen und ist sehr hilfsbereit. Sherborne, ist eine tolle kleine Stadt mit einer guten Lage für verschiedenste Ausflüge. Wir haben uns sehr wohlgefühlt.

Fifehead Magdalen is a beautiful little hamlet in the Blackmore Vale. Very rural , but close to many attractions in North Dorset and the bordering counties. Good farm shop and convenient petrol station Spar supermarket close by. We especially loved the more unknown Minterne Gardens and Athelhampton House and Gardens. The cottage is a heaven for book lovers and travel enthusiasts, so we immediately felt at home . As the owner is about the same age as us , we also loved the CD Collection and more than often listened to (e.g.) an old Simon and Garfunkel disc at the large kitchen table with a mug of coffee and lovely morning sunshine. That said, the living room is a bit dark during the day and the sofa and easy chair were old and lovely but sagging a bit. The cottage has a lovely lived in feeling and was decorated in a travel vibe theme with travel memorabilia , but cluttered (in a good way). So do not expect contemporary uncluttered chic. The cottage was very clean, but wear and tear can be seen. Not a purpose build holiday property but a real home you seem to have been given to stay in for a while by a trusting friend. Lovely country views from the back part of the back garden (bench) , but not from the patio because the garden shed is blocking the view. Absolutely great property to immerse yourself for a few days in , to quote from the guest book, “ the library of Dorset”.