The charming, scattered hamlet of Woodyates sits in a prime location on the borders of Dorset, Hampshire and Wiltshire – a great spot for anyone looking to explore the cathedral city of Salisbury and the Georgian town of Blandford Forum Not only are these two historic cities only ten miles away, but the surrounding area – known as Cranborne Chase – has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty The local countryside provides not only boasts walks through open, rolling hills, but is also home to a fourth century dyke, numerous tumuli and Pentridge, on which Thomas Hardy based the village of 'Trantridge', in his novel, Tess of the D'Urbervilles The mysterious Stonehenge is nearby, and the Dorset Heritage Coast is just a short drive away, giving visitors plenty of choice for things to do whilst touring the region Situated just ten miles from the historic cathedral city of Salisbury, the village of Woodyates is home to Lynwood Cottage – a quaint, detached, brick property with a self-contained, lovely garden Traditionally furnished, but not without mod-cons, this property also comes with seasonal use of the owner’s open-air heated swimming pool and tennis court – available by prior arrangement Able to sleep four people, and with room for a cot, this property is great for young families, or groups of friends, looking for a base from which to explore all this exciting region has to offer .






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