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The Stone Barn

Bridport, Dorset
Ref: V4790

Quality Rating 93%

5 Star

Assessor's Comment: Immaculate and beautifully presented, a modern barn conversion of high quality providing relaxing accommodation with some real touches of luxury

3 STAR - (65 - 74%)

Good level of quality & comfort.

4 STAR - (75 - 89%)

Excellent standard throughout.

5 STAR - (90 -100%)

Exceptional with a degree of luxury.

SILVER AWARD – An accolade at 3 star for those properties achieving consistently high standards throughout but unable to attain 4 stars due to restricted space in one or more areas.

GOLD AWARD – Awarded to properties reflecting a high level of quality within their overall grading, putting them at the higher end of their current grading. These properties reflect a higher level of quality and comfort throughout.

GOLD 5 STAR AWARD – The highest possible accolade, awarded to those properties which provide an exceptional standard throughout with a high degree of luxury.

From £370 to £820 for 7 nights

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Key Features

Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 2
No Children
No Pets
Parking
Wood Burner / Open Fire

Special Offers

Offering 15% discount off all availability to the end of August. Prices shown include discount.

Description
Map
Floor Plan

A stunning detached converted stone barn sympathetically renovated and refurbished to a very high standard.

Providing luxurious accommodation, as well as restoring many original features the owners have introduced some very attractive individual touches including a wood-burner in the comfortable sitting area, ideal for warming any colder evenings.

The property is set near the owner's home, on the outskirts of the village of Uploders which lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the heart of the West Dorset countryside. Conveniently situated for the A35 means the historic market town of Bridport and the county town of Dorchester are within easy reach. Also nearby is the much sought after coastal village of Burton Bradstock and its National Trust beach and popular award winning Hive Beach Cafe. Uploders itself has a cosy village pub which is around 10 minutes walk away. The area is a haven for walkers as the surrounding rolling countryside is criss-crossed by footpaths and bridleways.

An ideal luxury retreat for those looking for a romantic hideaway or relaxing break at any time of the year.

Please note:

This property does not accept babies or children unless agreed prior.
Allergy advice: this property has feather bedding.

GROUND FLOOR
Open plan kitchen, dining and sitting area with wood-burner
Wet room: shower, w.c. hand-basin
Small outside sitting area

FIRST FLOOR
Galleried floor above living accommodation with double bed and ensuite bathroom: small Victorian style, free-standing bath, w.c.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Parking for one car
Utilities included
1st basket of logs supplied
Linen and towels included - bed made up

FACILITIES

TV/DVD/VIDEO/RADIO
Electric oven/hob
Fridge with icebox
Microwave
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Underfloor central heating
Nespresso coffee machine (please bring capsules)
Woodburner

A stunning detached converted stone barn sympathetically renovated and refurbished to a very high standard.

An ideal luxury retreat for those looking for a romantic hideaway or relaxing break at any time of the year.

Please note:

This property does not accept babies or children unless agreed prior.
Allergy advice: this property has feather bedding.

GROUND FLOOR
Open plan kitchen, dining and sitting area with wood-burner
Wet room: shower, w.c. hand-basin
Small outside sitting area

FIRST FLOOR
Galleried floor above living accommodation with double bed and ensuite bathroom: small Victorian style, free-standing bath, w.c.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Parking for one car
Utilities included
1st basket of logs supplied
Linen and towels included - bed made up

FACILITIES

TV/DVD/VIDEO/RADIO
Electric oven/hob
Fridge with icebox
Microwave
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Underfloor central heating
Nespresso coffee machine (please bring capsules)
Woodburner

About Dorset (Bridport)

The vibrant Saxon market town of Bridport, with its Georgian buildings and 13th-century church, is sometimes described as "Notting Hill on Sea" and has set the scene for several TV programmes, including River Cottage and Broadchurch.

The fantastic monthly farmers' markets are a tradition stretching back centuries, showcasing the best of local, often organic, produce. But if you don't catch one of these you can still go along to one of the twice-weekly street markets, and pick yourself up a distinctive Bridport Market bag as a souvenir.

There is a thriving art scene in Bridport, and the newly restored art-deco Electric Palace theatre, with its celebrity patron list and well-known local chef, is a wonderful way to spend an evening, as are the many delightful restaurants and pubs (try the acclaimed Riverside Restaurant in West Bay for gorgeous seafood).

Once famous for its rope-making (including the hangman's rope, giving rise to the phrase "stabbed by a Bridport dagger"!), the town is rich in history, and this can be explored at both the Bridport Museum and the Local History Centre.

There is plenty happening in this bustling town, with the Literary Festival (attracting many renowned writers), the Food Festival, the Round Table Beer Festival and the RNLI Raft Race (in the basin of the River Brit) to name just a few. And the August Carnival, which includes a fun-fair, torchlight procession and live music, is a family event not to be missed.

Bridport was originally a fishing town, and the Harbour at West Bay (one mile away) was originally called Bridport Harbour, but was renamed in the 19th century. Like most of the Jurassic Coast, West Bay is popular with fossil hunters because of its loose clay cliffs, and is sited on the pretty, pebbly Chesil Beach, an 18-mile stretch which is separated from the mainland for much of its length by the Fleet Lagoon. Here you will find walks and scenery in abundance to satisfy the most adventurous visitors.

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