Blandford Forum Holiday Cottages

Blandford Forum Cottages

Dorset

1 Bed Cottage in Sturminster Newton

Ref: S820708

Additional information and rules - 1 king-size bed (studio-style property) - 1 en-suite shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment - Travel cot and highchair available on request - Wood burner (first basket of...

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Dorset

The Mill

Ref: S525640

Reviews 25

Blandford Saint Mary is in Dorset on the River Stour. The village faces Blandford Forum, a Georgian town with historic architecture and a brewery tour. There are pubs with home-cooked meals and local ales, as well as a supermarket and convenience...

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£95

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Dorset

2 Bed Cottage in Sturminster Newton

Ref: S521980

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size and 1 twin - 1 shower room with WC and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine - Wood burner (first basket of logs...

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£116

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Dorset

Copper Beach

Ref: S674274

The market town, Blandford Forum is located by the River Stour in the English county of Dorset. Most of the renowned Georgian-style town was rebuilt in the 18th century after it was completely destroyed by fire in 1731. With ideas by nearby...

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£129

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Dorset

Willow Brook

Ref: S776450

Reviews 22

Surrounded by a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the village of Okeford Fitzpaine boasts a local shop and pub, with further shopping facilities at nearby Sturminster Newton. The small market town of Sturminster Newton is set on the...

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£128

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Dorset

Little Stables Cottage

Ref: S684787

Reviews 12

In the highly sought-after county of Dorset, the settlement of Blandford Saint Mary is situated on the River Stour. The settlement is next to Blandford Forum, a Georgian town with ancient buildings and a brewery with an interesting tour. Just a...

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£109

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Dorset

Swallow Stable

Ref: S1227938

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£99

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Dorset

Stargaze

Ref: S964170

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£167

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Dorset

Large Family Home 23 min to Beach and New Forest

Ref: S1228444

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£527

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Dorset

Thimble Cottage

Ref: S700391

Reviews 18

Blandford Forum is a market town in Dorset, England, situated by the River Stour. Notable for its Georgian architecture, most of the town was rebuilt in the 18th century after it was destroyed by a fire in 1731. King George II made a donation to...

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Dorset

Pips Hideaway

Ref: S593940

Reviews 9

Milton Abbes is a settlement and civil parish in the Dorset County in southwest England. Around five miles to the southwest of Blandford Forum and 11 miles to the north-east of Dorchester, it is located in the North Dorset region. In the village,...

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£102

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Dorset

New Barn

Ref: S2920

Reviews 53

Winterborne Stickland is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering good walks and superb views. Take a visit to the market town of Dorchester, home of Thomas Hardy. Within an easy drive lies the Jurassic Coast with sandy beaches at...

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£120

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Wyndthorpe Cottage, Milton Abbas

Ref: S287340

Reviews 34

Wyndthorpe Cottage is a bright, single-storey, modern retreat offering comfortable accommodation in a wonderful setting for up to four guests. The open-plan sitting, dining room and kitchen allow couples and families to enjoy relaxing together and...

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£158

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Dorset

Oke Apple Cottage

Ref: S2615

Reviews 93

Okeford Fitzpaine is a small village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a few miles from the market town of Dorset. This area is ideal for walking, the coastline, Thomas Hardy country and towns such as Sherborne and Shaftesbury.

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£143

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Little Dorset Cottage, Blandford

Ref: S473801

Reviews 37

Situated within a beautiful and rural area of Dorset, Little Dorset Cottage has been carefully furnished and prepared with thoughtful touches throughout. With a large inglenook fireplace, guests can enjoy relaxing in front of the wood burning...

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£211

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Dorset

Honeycombe

Ref: S674275

The market town of Blandford Forum is located beside the River Stour in Dorset, England. Most of the town, notable for its Georgian architecture, was rebuilt in the 18th century after it was destroyed by fire in 1731. The town centre was rebuilt...

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£135

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Dorset

The Old Stables

Ref: S2589

Reviews 56

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£153

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Dorset

Corner Barn

Ref: S2594

Reviews 61

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£106

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Dorset

Little Haven

Ref: S841942

Reviews 18

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£107

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Dorset

Barrow Lodge

Ref: S700392

Reviews 22

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£85

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Cosynook Cottage

Ref: S367985

Reviews 49

The rural village of Winterborne Kingstone sits deep within the Dorset countryside, close to Bere Regis and Blandford Forum. The village offers a post office, pub and an old parish church dating back many centuries. For further amenities, Bere...

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£79

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Keepers Cottage

Ref: S2921

Reviews 56

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£99

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Shepherd's Barn

Ref: S2254

Reviews 89

Milborne St Andrew is a tranquil village resting on the outskirts of the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village itself is home to a scatter of shops and eateries, making it a great base for touring Dorset in remote and glorious...

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£170

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Dorset

Snowdrop

Ref: S674278

Reviews 1

Dorset, England's Blandford Forum is a bustling market town on the banks of the Stour River. The majority of the town, famous for its Georgian architecture, was rebuilt in the 18th century after a fire in 1731. Local architects John and William...

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Holiday cottages in Blandford Forum

You’ll find Blandford Forum along the River Stour, just 12 miles north of Poole. Renowned for its Georgian architecture, the village was almost entirely rebuilt back in the 1700s after a large fire destroyed much of it. Assisted by a large donation from George II and local architects, the remainder of Blandford Forum has remained almost completely intact to this day.

Holiday cottages in Blandford Forum are popular with visitors who love to eat, drink and shop – with a range of brand names and independent businesses situated throughout its winding streets. Every side street and alley boasts a new hidden gem in the form of retailer or restaurant and there’s even a locally brewed Badger Beer for visitors to sample.

At Snaptrip our selection of charming holiday cottages in Blandford Forum include homes with amazing facilities that are child-friendly and pet-friendly too. Our customer care team is always available to help. Or you can search online with real-time availability and feature filters. At Snaptrip, we have thousands of properties to choose from, with our best price guarantee and special offers to tempt the fussiest traveller.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Clare - Verified booking

We had a lovely stay in Pips Hideaway set in the stunning village of Milton Abbas.

It was perfectly situated for exploring Dorset. It was also so quiet and peaceful and a joy to listen to the relaxing sounds of the birds singing and see lots of varieties of bird feeding on the bird table. We were slightly confused by the directions to the property as we didnât come via the Blandford way so we had to go through the village of Milton Abbas (which is stunning) and turn around to follow the directions given. There is a very weak mobile/GPRS signal in and around this area so perhaps some directions from the other end of the village would also be helpful. The property is absolutely stunning. So well thought out, so very well decorated and so very clean and tidy. It has pretty much everything you could need in these sort of holiday properties. I didnât find myself saying very often âI wish this hadâ¦.â (Although maybe a clothes airer for drying the towels and swimming costumes after days at the beach would be an extra bonus?). We absolutely loved the quirky layout of the house which is something of a trend we like to look for when finding holiday properties to stay in. The owner lives in the beautiful thatched cottage next door and on arrival had prepared lovely scones, jam and clotted cream and later in the week had baked a very tasty Dorset Apple cake and gave us some slices. Whilst she lived next door and we had a shared drive, I did not feel that we were in each others pockets or overlooked. It still felt very private. However, we did feel that if we needed to we could call on her and it was slightly comforting to know she were nearby should there be an issue. From this area you can visit most places in Dorset within 30 minutes to an hour. The closest beach is only 30 mins away. During our time we were able to visit: Dorchester, Monkey World, Dorset Falconry Park, Cerne Abbas (and walk to the giant), Weymouth, Portland Bill, Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, swanage and Corfe Castle all within reasonable travelling distances and all great places to go. This property was ideal for our holiday in Dorset with our family of four and it was also well affordable. I would absolutely recommend it and would stay again if we return to holiday in this area.

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Gary - Verified booking

Thimble Cottage is a wonderful little place for a getaway.

Easy to get to and the sat nav takes you right to the door. The whole property looks bright and fresh and the lovely big garden and outside areas are 100% secure for your dogs. Even the most accomplished 4 legged escape artist would have to go some to get out. We had a Great Dane and a Chocolate Labrador and they loved the freedom to be able to wander around and bask in the sun. There a nice welcome pack for both your dogs and yourselves and this was a nice touch. The kitchen has everything that you could wish for and itâs unlikely that youâll find yourself wanting for any utensil, pan or crockery. Dishwasher and washing machine both have tablets and capsules to suit the length of the stay. It has a smart TV with more than enough channels to keep you entertained. WiFi is good and allows communication to the rest of the world. (The mobile phone signal in a great deal of the surrounding area is a bit patchy.) The property sits just off the road through the village, but you do not get disturbed by what little traffic comes through. Itâs in a great location to explore the local area and 30-40 minutes gets you to an abundance of sights. Would thoroughly recommend Thimble Cottage for your next getaway. Parking for one large car and an EV charging point if required.

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Sue - Verified booking

Highly recommend Willow Brook Barn.

After, reading the reviews, we decided to book this barn and we are so glad we did.We had a very relaxing stay, the barn was very clean and modern and very quiet. With everything that you would need, the attention to detail impressed us. The flowers, the welcome letter, the table already set for two, the bottle of water and glasses in the bedroom,I could go on.The information booklet that tells you about the barn was very clear and well thought out. One of the best we have seen,the booklet included clear information about recycling, that impressed us. As some properties, we have stayed at dont even recycle! We have stayed at other properties and this has to be one of the best.The welcome tray was great, the bread and cookies were delicious.We loved the private garden area and the sound of the brook.There are a couple of public footpaths just steps away from the barn.We went for a very muddy walk and came back and had a lovely bath,the barn was so nice and cosy to come back to.We met both Andrew and Janine who were on hand if we needed anything.

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Andrew - Verified booking

Generally a nice place in quiet surroundings although a busy yard due to it being on a working livery.

Your private courtyard garden has a lovely hot tub, both could have done with a better clean, on the outside of the hot tub and floor of the courtyard. The stairs have a twist in them and the shower is in the bath. So if you had mobility issues then the place is not for you. The bathroom would have been better with just a walk-in shower. One morning we didnât have any hot water. This was reported and fixed quickly. We sat there for an hour waiting for someone to fix it. Whatever the problem we was not told it had been fixed. On the day of departure, maintenance people were in the property as we were loading the car. We found this rather rude and shouldâve waited until we had left. No fire instructions but we did find a fire blanket and extinguisher in a kitchen cupboard. On the whole we enjoyed our stay, the place being new and a year old. Just those pointers for improvement. We would consider returning.

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Margaret - Verified booking

Beautifully presented property in a beautiful, peaceful location.

Spotless throughout. Very thoughtful hamper with locally sourced produce and fresh cut flowers made for a warm welcome after our journey. We were met in person by Andrew, who had kindly ensured the the lights and heating were on for our arrival. Start up provisions were available in the kitchen and bathroom. There was a bundle of freshly laundered towels for each guest in our party. The beds were very comfortable. We had access to our own beautiful planted garden to the side of the property. It was very relaxing to sit there and listed to the birds singing against the background sound of the babbling brook a few feet away. Andrew and his family were very pleasant to chat to on the few occasions we happened to meet. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and feel relaxed and recharged. We would definitely like to return another time.

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Things to do near Blandford Forum

Kingston Lacy - National Trust

Kingston Lacy, a stunning 17th-century country house, which is owned by the National Trust, and is a must-visit attraction for history and architecture lovers. Explore the opulent interiors, including the Spanish Room and Library, and wander through the beautiful gardens and parkland. With regular events and activities, it's a great day out for all ages. Address: Wimborne Minster, BH21 4EA

Wimborne Model Town & Gardens

Wimborne Model Town & Gardens is a charming miniature village that captures the essence of Wimborne in the 1950s. Explore the intricate model buildings, streets, and gardens, and learn about the town's history through interactive displays. With a gift shop and tearooms on site, it's a delightful day out for all ages. Address: 16 King St, Wimborne BH21 1DY

Poole Harbour

This large natural harbour was formed during the Ice Age and is the largest of its kind in Europe and second largest in the world. There's plenty to see and do, including watersports, fine dining options and fishing as well as numerous walking trails. There's also a number of islands, though most of these are privately owned. Dogs are welcome, though they must be leashed.

Tivoli Theatre

The Tivoli Theatre, located in Wimborne, is a beautifully restored Art Deco theatre that hosts a variety of shows, including music, comedy, and drama. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere and stunning architecture of the building, which dates back to 1936. With a bar and café on site, it's a perfect night out for culture lovers. Address: 19-23 West Borough, Wimborne BH21 1LT

The Tank Museum

The Tank Museum in Bovington houses 300 military machines and moving exhibitions representing the key battles of every major conflict since the First World War. Cafe & Shop.

Monkey World

Monkey World is a must-visit attraction for animal lovers. Home to over 250 primates, the park is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating monkeys from all over the world. Highlights include watching the monkeys in their natural habitats and learning about their stories and behaviors. With play areas for kids, a picnic spot, and a gift shop, it's an excellent day out. Located at Longthorns, Wareham, Dorset BH20 6HH

Bournemouth University

Bournemouth University is a public research university located in the coastal town of Bournemouth, England. It has a strong reputation for its media and communication programs, with notable alumni including television presenter Konnie Huq and radio presenter Chris Stark. Bournemouth University is also known for its strong commitment to sustainability, with a range of initiatives in place to reduce its carbon footprint. Main campus: Fern Barrow, Poole, Dorset, BH12 5BB

Holiday Cottages in Blandford Forum

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Blandford Forum Cottages

Dorset

1 Bed Cottage in Sturminster Newton

Ref: S820708

Dorset

The Mill

Ref: S525640

Reviews 25

Dorset

2 Bed Cottage in Sturminster Newton

Ref: S521980

Dorset

Copper Beach

Ref: S674274

Dorset

Willow Brook

Ref: S776450

Reviews 22

Dorset

Little Stables Cottage

Ref: S684787

Reviews 12

Dorset

Swallow Stable

Ref: S1227938

Dorset

Stargaze

Ref: S964170

Dorset

Large Family Home 23 min to Beach and New Forest

Ref: S1228444

Dorset

Thimble Cottage

Ref: S700391

Reviews 18

Dorset

Pips Hideaway

Ref: S593940

Reviews 9

Dorset

New Barn

Ref: S2920

Reviews 53

Dorset

Wyndthorpe Cottage, Milton Abbas

Ref: S287340

Reviews 34

Dorset

Oke Apple Cottage

Ref: S2615

Reviews 93

Dorset

Little Dorset Cottage, Blandford

Ref: S473801

Reviews 37

Dorset

Honeycombe

Ref: S674275

Dorset

The Old Stables

Ref: S2589

Reviews 56

Dorset

Corner Barn

Ref: S2594

Reviews 61

Dorset

Little Haven

Ref: S841942

Reviews 18

Dorset

Barrow Lodge

Ref: S700392

Reviews 22

Dorset

Cosynook Cottage

Ref: S367985

Reviews 49

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