The stylish kitchen/dining-room leads out into the conservatory.
Ivy Cottage is just delightful, situated in the village of Cattistock, with fabulous walks from the door in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The sitting-room has a cosy wood-burner for chilly evenings.
The tranquil garden is fully enclosed.
This pretty bedroom has a 5ft bed and looks out over the square.
The bespoke kitchen/dining-room with an induction hob.
The conservatory looks out over the enclosed south-west facing garden.
French doors open onto the patio.
The beautiful spiral staircase leads from the sitting-room.
This beautiful listed cottage has a turning staircase, hidden within the curved stone feature seen at the back of the cottage.
The ground floor cloakroom is very compact.
The turning cottage stairs are a delightful feature in this listed cottage, there are grab rails all the way up.
The cheerful twin room looks over the village square at the front and the garden at the back.
A bath and shower in this bright family bathroom.
The garden is fully enclosed to keep little ones and dogs safe. Please note this high fence has been replaced with a picket fence and gate.
Hours of fun in the village play park a two minute walk from Ivy Cottage.
The beautiful church of St Peter and St Paul.
The south-west facing garden is a real sun-trap and fully enclosed to keep your children and dog safe. The lawned-area is behind.
Stourhead House and gardens are particularly stunning in the spring when the rhododendrons and azaleas are in bloom.
The impressive cliffs at West Bay, filming location for the TV series Broadchurch.
The Hive Beach Cafe at Burton Bradstock serves locally-caught seafood and delicious cakes.
Parking for Ivy Cottage is outside in the quiet village square.
Nearby Sherborne has a beautiful Abbey and lots of independent shops, cafes and restaurants.
Sherborne Abbey and you will find some fine medieval buildings in this tranquil market town.
Lyme Regis has it all - a sandy beach, harbour and some great cafes, restaurants and shops.
Gold Hill at Shaftesbury is a hilltop market town on the Dorset border dating back to Saxon times.
Iconic Durdle Door on the World Heritage Jurassic Coast.
Rural Dorset in May.
The Etches Collection at Kimmeridge is an impressive collection of fossils uncovered at the beach there over the last 35 years by local enthusiast Steve Etches.
Ivy Cottage
41228.5 miles NW of Dorchester | Sleeps 4 + cot*
7 Nights from £529
Mr FOWLER April 2019
Great location with shop and pub very close. Also good childrens play park and lovely church and nice local walks. Very friendly village. Owner helpful and welcoming. Ideal for a couple. Very tastefully decorated and equipped; a very comfortable cottage. No wardrobes, but hanging rails. Parking on road outside door was easy. Spiral stair case. Visiting grandchild thought it fun - like castle. It was not a problem for us, but may need guidance for those with any mobility problems. Would enjoy a return stay. ...
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Mrs Donovan June 2019
Lovely cottage and garden, beautiful setting, friendly village and very helpful owner.
Mr White May 2019
We, two couples, had a wonderfull time at Ivy Cottage - we love this nice historic building with a warm and cozy atmosphere. The location of the cottage near the jurrassic coast and lots of historic attractions is absolut perfect. The garden of Ivy Cottage is sunny and an ideal place to relax after a trip. The rooms are well equipped and we had some nice cream teas on the terrace, a real sun trap. We also like this little village with very friendly people! We had every day some nice little walks around the village! A two minutes walk away we found the The Fox & Hounds Inn with excellent food! We will recommend Ivy Cottage to friends and family and hope we will come back again....
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Mr Tomson March 2019
The cottage has been refurbished to a very high standard, particularly the kitchen and bathrooms including very high quality appliances. The owners had obviously given a lot of thought to ensuring you have everything you need for an enjoyable holiday with your dog. There was even milk, local biscuits and a bottle of wine (& dog chew) waiting for us on arrival. We particularly liked the garden which was fully enclosed with a high fence so that we did not have to worry about our dog getting out. ...
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Reply from Classic Cottages
Thanks for sharing your fabulous review - it certainly sounds as though you enjoyed your time in this lovely cottage, as did your four-legged friend! We hope to welcome you back again soon. Tanya, Customer Support
Dr Pearce June 2019
charming well appointed cottage in a delightful village location, with excellent village store and pub.
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