Clementine

Dorchester

Clementine is a stylish holiday home located in Dorchester, designed as a peaceful retreat for families, including those with disabilities. It is part of a collection of five cottages that surround a beautifully landscaped shared courtyard garden, which ensures peace and privacy for all guests. The property has been thoughtfully restored from an original farmyard and barn, often featuring friendly farm animals for guests to interact with. A wheelchair-accessible boardwalk leads from the courtyard through picturesque farmland to a riverbank, ideal for tranquil picnics while enjoying the local wildlife and natural beauty.

The interior of Clementine boasts a generous open-plan living area that includes a well-equipped kitchen featuring rise and fall worktops and accessible cupboards and appliances. The living space is complemented by a comfortable sitting area with a wood-burning stove and a dining area with a table and chairs. High ceilings with exposed trusses enhance the spacious ambiance of this elegantly designed cottage. It offers two bedrooms: a master bedroom with a 6' super-king size bed and an en-suite bathroom, as well as a separate twin bedroom equipped with 3' profiling beds. The en-suite bathroom includes a large accessible wet room with an overhead adjustable shower, a wash basin, and a WC with support rails.

Outside, guests can enjoy a small terrace furnished with a garden table, bench, and chairs that overlook the charming courtyard garden. Clementine is part of Wraxall Yard, which includes four additional cottages—Kittwhistle, Lynchets, Ladymeade, and Lookout—suitable for larger groups of friends or family. For gatherings, a large shared room and kitchen can be booked separately if three or more cottages are reserved together. The site promotes a serene atmosphere, making it unsuitable for rowdy parties.

The surrounding village features a small chalk stream and is home to the Grade I listed St Mary’s Church, reflecting the area’s rich agricultural history. Evidence of medieval farms can still be found, showcasing the long-standing farming tradition in Lower Wraxall. The broader region offers a variety of attractions catering to diverse interests, ensuring that guests have plenty of options to explore during their stay.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly