Cottages with Hot Tubs in Bournemouth

Nestled close to the charming village of Woodgreen, this gorgeous cottage offers an idyllic retreat amidst the breath-taking scenery of the New Forest National Park. Despite its charming ambience on a working farm, it provides easy access to a variety of attractions.

Brand new luxury lodge in Pentridge, Dorset, on a working dairy farm within Cranborne Chase. Sleeps 4, private hot tub, Dark Sky Friendly stargazing, direct trail access. New Forest 20 mins, Jurassic Coast 40 mins. Customers' Choice 2024.

Set within a small working sheep farm in the heart of North Dorset, this stylish property offers views over surrounding fields, spacious rooms and stabling, making it the perfect spot for riders and nature lovers alike. The picturesque village of Milton Abbas is the subject of many photographs and has a pub and historic abbey, which is home to tea rooms during the summer months.

Set within the grounds of a private estate in the heart of Tollard Royal village, this distinctive property offers a truly special setting along with striking Japanese-style features.

A spacious holiday home resting in Moreton, Dorset. Woodburning stove. Ground-floor living. Shared outdoor pool and tennis court. Terrace with furniture. Dorchester 6 miles; Weymouth 10.5 miles; Blandford Forum 14.9 miles.

Stay at this gorgeous four-bedroom family home for a dreamy beach getaway with your crew (doggie guests also welcome). It’s set right on the pebbled shores of Ringstead Bay, a peaceful spot with little more than a charming cafe and sweeping coastal views. Iconic natural landmarks abound nearby, including Durdle Door (5 miles) and Lulworth Cove (5.5 miles) which you can easily walk to.

A beautiful rural spot boasting views across the Blackmore Vale, located half a mile from the village of Okeford Fitzpaine, where you’ll find a shop and pub. Explore the many footpaths nearby, including the Wessex Ridgeway or head to the market town of Sturminster Newton (3 miles) for a stroll along the trailway or around the pretty working mill.

The peaceful village of Berwick St John sits close to the Dorset–Wiltshire border and is an ideal retreat for those seeking rest and relaxation in beautiful countryside. Set within the Cranborne Chase International Dark Skies Reserve, it is also a wonderful destination for star gazers, offering exceptional views of unspoilt night skies.

Set in a rural spot with views across the Blackmore Vale, it’s half a mile to the pretty village centre, where you’ll find a shop and pub. Just 3 miles away is the market town of Sturminster Newton, which has further amenities, a pretty working mill and popular trailway, which leads to Blandford Forum.

Ideally placed for touring beautiful west Dorset and beyond, this contemporary cabin is set high on the hillside above the A353. Accessible attractions include some of Dorset’s most iconic sites, such as Ringstead Bay, Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove.

Situated in the heart of Dorset’s beautiful landscape of rolling hills and open farmland affording wonderful walking, there are a network of footpaths directly from the property. The area offers a wealth of pretty villages, sandy beaches and a coastline which has world heritage status.

Situated in the heart of Dorset’s beautiful landscape of rolling hills and open farmland affording wonderful walking, there are a network of footpaths directly from the property. The area offers a wealth of pretty villages, sandy beaches and a coastline which has world heritage status.

Ideally placed for touring the picturesque countryside and coastline of West Dorset, this stylish property is conveniently set beside the A353. There are many attractions within easy reach including the much-photographed Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and Ringstead Bay.

Conveniently set along the A353, this stylish single storey property is set in an elevated position ideal for touring beautiful West Dorset. From here you can visit some of the Jurassic Coasts most treasured attractions, including Ringstead Bay, Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, it is the ideal spot for walkers, nature lovers and those just wishing to relax and take in the scenery.

Twyford is a peaceful hamlet offering a slice of idyllic rural living, yet within easy reach of great amenities and attractions. The nearby market town of Shaftesbury, home to Gold Hill, which was used as the backdrop for the famous Hovis ad in the 1970’s is well serviced by choice of pubs and shops selling essential supplies.