Dorset Hideaways is a brand new holiday lettings agency which opened its doors for business on 1st March 2018 with one single purpose – to give you the best possible choice of holiday homes in Dorset. We already have an extensive portfolio of delightful properties to offer you. Each has been carefully chosen for its character, its beautifully restored interior and its stunning location by a team who really know Dorset well. What’s more, no one is better equipped than Dorset Hideaways to ensure you enjoy the perfect holiday. As a sister company of well-established holiday lettings businesses like Rural Retreats and Norfolk Hideaways, we have the experience and the skills to help you get every detail right.

Beech House is a wonderful Grade II listed village house, packed with original features, and offers impressive day space, five comfortable bedrooms and four attractive bathrooms, with the bonus of having an extensive garden, its own gated driveway and plenty of parking.

Information correct at the time of writing. Beech House is well situated on the High Street in this timeless and popular village. Just a few steps away you will find a village shop, bakery and the highly acclaimed The Acorn Inn, which Thomas Hardy called "The Sow & Acorn" in his novel "Tess of the d’Urbervilles". Evershot is also home to the luxury Summer Lodge Hotel which offers spa treatments and a magnificent restaurant. At the other end of the village you will find Melbury Park and can enjoy a stunning walk through this beautiful deer park. Nearby to Evershot, you will find the village of Cattistock, with The Fox & Hounds pub and a good local shop and post office. A short drive away you will discover the town of Dorchester (9 miles) which is host to a wealth of shops, cafes and restaurants as well as an abundance of tourist attractions including the Dorset County Museum, home to the Thomas Hardy archive and collection. Sydling St. Nicholas is a picturesque village only a short drive away, winding along the little Sydling Water with tiny connecting bridges to the ancient thatched cottages which line the banks, and has a popular pub - The Greyhound which has received national accolades for the quality of its food. The Abbey town of Sherborne is a 25 minute drive away and perfect for a day of wandering through antique shops or visiting the historic Sherborne Castle and Gardens. National Trust properties such as Montacute House, Lytes Cary, Tintinhull, and Barrington Court are just a short drive away. The nearby village of Cerne Abbas is the home of the Cerne Giant an ancient naked figure sculpted into the chalk hillside. The village also has three popular pubs and a tea shop, an ancient abbey with pretty gardens and many beautiful cottages to admire. West Dorset is renowned for its lively, popular and eclectic food scene, and regular local food markets are held offering visitors a taste of the delicious local produce. Mapperton...