Burton Bradstock Holiday Cottages

Burton Bradstock Cottages

Dorset

River Cottage

Ref: S126685

Reviews 33

Burton Bradstock is the perfect spot for a peaceful break on England's south coast, with the South West Coastal Path running alongside for you walking enthusiasts. The village itself boasts 16th and 17th century thatched cottages as well as two...

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£97

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The Magnolias - Burton Bradstock

Ref: S777036

Reviews 29

Nestled in the heart of ever-popular Burton Bradstock in a no through road, this enchanting property is the perfect base to enjoy a whole host of attractions, with a stunning backdrop of rolling countryside and walking distance to the beach. Once...

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£217

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Dorset

3 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S229609

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 3 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single (with 3' x 5'9'' bed) - Discounts available for couples staying during off peak periods between November and Easter (please call to enquire) - 2...

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£113

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Harbour Scene

Ref: S126585

Reviews 29

West Bay, fondly known as “The Gateway To The Dorset Jurassic Coast”, nestles beneath the glorious sandstone cliffs of Golden Cap, at the western end of the dramatic pebbly Chesil Beach. This is a wonderful seaside location, perfect for family...

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£138

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Strand Cottage, Burton Bradstock

Ref: S900110

Reviews 2

Welcoming up to four guests, this delightful 200-year old cottage is the perfect choice for a memorable stay in the popular village of Burton Bradstock. The attractive village boasts its own beach with award-winning Hive Beach Cafe, plus two good...

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£131

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Jurassic View

Ref: S126786

Reviews 27

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£77

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Rosamond

Ref: S362139

Reviews 37

Shipton Gorge is a historic village dating back to the 11th century, mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. This village, with its high-banked lanes has no "gorge" but still has an interesting culture with beautiful houses and a strong community...

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£142

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Applewood Cottage

Ref: S378386

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£61

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Strand Cottage

Ref: S1002031

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£148

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Cliff Farm No. 2 Cottage

Ref: S126518

Reviews 85

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£103

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Dormouse Cottage

Ref: S701185

Reviews 19

A wonderful coastal village in Bride Valley on Dorset's picturesque Jurassic Coast, flanked by the River Bride. Burton Bradstock is the perfect spot for a peaceful break on England's south coast, with the South West Coastal Path running alongside...

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£64

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2 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S231032

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 single - 1 shower room with WC - Dishwasher, oven, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine and microwave - Smart TV - Wi-Fi included - Garden with outdoor furniture -...

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£89

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Buttercups

Ref: S285370

Reviews 40

West bay is a lovely Dorset coastal town resting at the most westerly point of Chesil Beach, offering holidaymakers a place to enjoy the seaside. West Bay has a good selection of shops along with cafés, bars, takeaways and pubs, catering to all...

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£75

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4 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S233379

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms – on the first floor: 2 super-kings, 1 twin (with beds that can make a king-size bed upon request at time of booking); on the second floor: 1 twin 3 bathrooms – on the first floor: 1 bathroom with...

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£225

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Honeypot Cottage

Ref: S598128

Reviews 14

Located on the beautiful Jurassic Coast of Dorset, this lovely village is nestled in Bride Valley and framed by the Bride River. The South West Coastal Path passes right by the charming seaside town of Burton Bradstock, making it an ideal location...

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£114

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Brock Cottage

Ref: S165935

Reviews 15

West Bay is known as the “The Gateway To The Dorset Jurassic Coast' and is situated on the sandstone cliffs of Golden Cap, near Chesil Beach. Within the resort you will find shops, pubs and opportunities for fishing, golf, fossil hunting, boating...

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£206

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Apple Tree Cottage

Ref: S126469

Reviews 57

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£92

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1 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S230123

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom - 1 double bed - 1 en-suite shower room with WC - Smart TV - Selection of books available - Electric oven and hob, microwave, undercounter fridge/freezer - Shared, enclosed courtyard garden -...

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£70

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1 Bed Cottage in Bridport

Ref: S234377

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 bedroom with a king-size bed on the first floor - 1 shower room with walk in power shower and a WC - Kitchen – electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, Krups Nescafe Dolce Gusto coffee...

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£80

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2 Bed Cottage in Bothenhampton

Ref: S820616

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size, 1 3’ single with an additional 2’6’’ trundle bed (on request at time of booking) - 2 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC, and 1 en-suite shower room with WC, plus 1...

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£101

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Hope Cottage, Bridport

Ref: S527707

Reviews 3

Hope Cottage is an attractive and delightful stone cottage, nestled in the pretty village of Shipton Gorge in a peaceful setting. The accommodation is bright and airy with a sociable open-plan sitting and dining room with french doors out to a...

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£153

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All Views, Bridport

Ref: S477247

Reviews 84

Situated in a commanding position with views of the National Trust owned coastline and down to Hive Beach, All Views is a beautifully furnished, detached property. The accommodation has been designed with great thought and style for the comfort...

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£518

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4 Bed Cottage in West Bay

Ref: S232669

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms – 1 super-king-size, 1 king-size and 2 twins - 3 bathrooms – 1 en-suite with roll top bath, separate shower, and WC on the first floor; 1 with shower over the bath and WC on the first floor; 1...

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£219

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1 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S233873

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 bedroom with king-size bed (reduced height in eaves) - 1 wet room on the ground floor with WC (reduced height in eaves) - Electric hob and oven, undercounter fridge/freezer, microwave and...

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£85

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Holiday Cottages in Burton Bradstock

Burton Bradstock is a village in Dorset, on the Jurassic Coast. The coast here is world-famous for its dramatic cliffs, rock formations and fossils. Walk the South West Coast Path to enjoy views of the sea and neighbouring Devon coastline, or take a drive along the picturesque Chesil Beach to Weymouth.

In Burton Bradstock, you’ll find holiday cottages to suit all tastes and budgets. For families and big groups, there are spacious barn conversions with plenty of space for everyone. If you’re looking for a more intimate getaway, choose from pretty thatched cottages or farmhouses with outdoor kitchens and barbeques.

All our holiday cottages in Burton Bradstock are from the UK’s best accommodation providers, so you can book with peace of mind. And with our best price guarantee, you can be sure you’re getting the best deal. Need to ask a question or get some help with your booking? Our friendly customer service team are on hand to assist you with whatever you need.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Sue - Verified booking

The apartment was larger than expected and had all the essentials required.

We did not expect to find washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, bin liners or cleaning cloths so this was nice. The kitchen was well stocked of pots and pans and all essential cooking equipment. We were able to cook our meals in the apartment without any issues. The beds were very comfortable and both bedrooms very spacious. I do not usually sleep well for a couple of days when being somewhere different but I slept well every night so a big bonus for me. There was a hoover, iron and ironing board, clothes airer and cleaning equipment - we did not use them all but good to know they are available if required. We did use some of the cleaning equipment to clean the patio doors to the balcony so we could see the beautiful view from them - although this could be an endless tasks if there is lots of wind and rain which is why the doors and windows were not clear. The shower was dripping when we arrived but we were told this will be sorted by the plumber which it was and the shower was replaced which was much better and the water pressure was good, however, we did run out of hot water when all 4 of us showered and 3 washed their (long) hair which was more time consuming and therefore not enough hot water for all. I appreciated the little sewing box in the drawer as I needed to use this which meant I was able to wear the item of clothing again. We also played some of the board games that were in the drawers although we had brought some of our own in case of rainy days - which we only had 2. We enjoyed looking around the area, including all the shops and did plenty of walking. The beach was also great for the kids and their fossil hunting and my husband did some fishing off the beach whilst I managed some sunbathing for a few hours (until the cloud came over). Having the garage to park the car was great and it also kept it dry from the couple of windy wet days we had. We have a large car but was able to fit it in the garage although everyone got out before parking it as there was not much room to the side even when parked right over to one side. We visited Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and Monkey World (this one is a favourite of ours and we try and go once yearly). Weymouth was lovely but we did not manage to visit Portland which was recommended to us.

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Mark - Verified booking

Before going I read some of the past reviews and they did worry me - you donât want to travel somewhere dirty with a leaky toilet!

We were pleasantly surprised that it was really clean and certainly had no issues with a leaky toilet or a furred up kettle not working. The house is smaller than the photos suggest - itâs a wide but quite shallow house, but still plenty of space for a family of four. Thereâs nothing special about the decor, itâs not a luxury experience but still really clean and looked after - just doesnât have a wow factor decor wise. The house itself is really lovely, a honey coloured thatched cottage which could be off a postcard. The garden is reached via the neighbours courtyard but she is really friendly and helpful so we had some nice chats on the way through. The garden itself is really nice, a real cottage garden, itâs better than the pics. The location is brilliant with the house. If you bring kids thereâs a park virtually next door which has an epic zip wire. My daughter was obsessed. You can be at the beach within a short stroll and if you bring dogs thereâs some fantastic walks nearby, again within a minutes walk. People have complained about it being on a busy road, this didnât bother us, there are almost no vehicles at night - itâs pretty silent - but did hear cars in the morning with the windows open. With the windows closed there was no sound at all. The village is stunning, you couldnât ask for somewhere more attractive, it won best large village of the year and itâs well deserved as its absolutely idyllic. People are really friendly and the pubs are good. Theres a village farm shop and a petrol station open quite late so itâs well served. Our big tip is to book the Three Horseshoes way in advance if you stay during busy tourist periods, itâs really popular and we could only get one lunchtime booking for the whole week. The food was brilliant, ditto with the Parlour which is probably half an hours walk from the house, itâs meant to be brilliant but there were no spaces for the entire week. The Station Kitchen at West Bay was brilliant too. So all in we had a brilliant holiday and the house was perfectly fine for the week. Would I stay again? Weâd probably prefer a house with easier access to the garden with the dog but weâd certainly be more than happy to book again.

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Katherine - Verified booking

We had a very pleasant stay at River Cottage, and would definitely recommend it for families wanting to visit this part of Dorset.

The property was easy to find from the directions, and has a key safe so access was very straightforward. There is parking for two cars behind the cottage in a shared driveway area used by another holiday let on one side, and owner-occupiers on the other side. The private garden, which is a lovely walled and private space, is accessed across this shared drive. This separation between cottage and garden wasnât initially clear from the photos of the property, but once across the drive and through the garden gate it was secure for our dog. There is a great kids playground in the field next to the property, and two lovely pubs an easy walk into the village. We ate at both and the food was excellent. Slightly further afield, the Hive Beach Cafe is fabulous especially for breakfast, and the Club House also had great food. The cottage is walkable to the beach, but we drove as the kids are small and walk slowly! The carpark at Hive Beach is National Trust, and free to park for members. Hive Beach was very safe when we were there, with a small shore break and no rips or large currents. The kids had a great time (with wetsuits as the water was FREEZING). The cottage itself was very clean and comfortable. The toilet smell mentioned by other reviewers wasnât a problem for us, so seems to have been resolved. There are blackout blinds on all the bedroom windows, and a hairdryer and nightlight are provided. The linens and towels were in good condition, and some basics were provided including hand soap, a loo roll and some dishwasher tablets. Despite dire covid predictions, the cottage has not been stripped bare of every comfort. The kitchen is well-provisioned, with everything we needed (even a knife sharpener). There are two comfortable sitting rooms, one with an enormous tv and a freeview box that we used to log into our Netflix and BBC accounts. The cottage is let down by the mattresses, which are saggy and not comfortable. The cottage bedrooms get very warm on hotter days unless the windows are open, and the road noise is loud as there is no front garden - we had no problem sleeping through it as it isnât hugely busy but if you are a light sleeper it may be more of an issue.

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Catherine - Verified booking

Lovely cottage in the heart of the village.

Very clean, comfortable and well equipped. Only one wardrobe, but there are hooks behind each door, though you may want to bring a few more coathangers. Looking at previous comments we thought the cottage has probably had a bit of a re-furb, because we had absolutely nothing to complain about. You park round the back and enter via a large porch which is very useful for coats, boots, etc and also gives a 'double door' situation which makes it hard for your dog to escape! The garden is lovely, but as everyone will have read from previous comments, access is via the neighbour's courtyard. This wasn't a big problem, but it does mean you obviously can't just open the door and let your dogs out, you have to go with them. We just took our cups of tea over every morning and sat while the dogs did what they needed to, but we were lucky with the weather. If it had been raining every day we probably would be moaning about it! The park next door has a great kids' playground, and also gives access onto a field which is good for giving the dog a run. Hive Beach is an easy 10/15 minute walk away (though to be honest we never walked it, always going to it before or after going somewhere else!). It's a lovely, sandy beach which goes on for miles except at high tide. The two pubs in the village (a couple of minutes walk to either) are excellent. Totally dog friendly and with really good food. Both pubs are full of locals and get very booked up - even out of season we'd recommend booking ahead. The Three Horseshoes is already booked for Sunday lunch up until the end of October! My only gripe (and this has nothing to do with the cottage) is that we spent a fortune on car parks! Hive Beach is National Trust, so if you belong then it's free, otherwise it's Â£3 for two hours minimum - annoying if you only want half an hour to run the dogs. It was the same in many places. Dorset needs to do something about this.

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Graham - Verified booking

I usually post positive reviews for Sykes cottages.

Unfortunately, it was only in the last few days and as we approached the holiday that we noted some other feedback posts. It should be made very clear that is not possible to use the enclosed garden immediately from the house. We had to put our dog on a lead and then cross the back yard and into another persons back yard to reach the enclosed garden. Not a comfortable arrangement. The garden is not large enough for medium to large dogs - only maybe small dogs. It has no grass areas - important for many dogs. So we were disappointed. Arrived in the dark so could not use the garden for the dog on arrival. Indeed we hardly went into the garden as it was not suitable for dogs the entire week we were there and were not comfortable walking into an area clearly for use of a resident. There is only 1 toilet which is very small. The kitchen is well equipped as other posts show. However, we found the accommodation uncomfortable. But nowhere to hang clothes. Sofas were very uncomfortable. People walking immediately in front of the house and often looking into us as we sat and ate/watched tv/read etc. Noisy traffic immediately close and outside at front. There is an excellent park where dogs can be walked safely which was a godsend. Sadly we were disappointed in the accommodation. However it is in an excellent location to get to beach or get to Bridport or other tourist sites. Sorry we could not be more positive but have up until now enjoyed the Sykes holiday cottages without having to post a negative review.

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Things to do near Burton Bradstock

Lyme Regis Museum

Lyme Regis museum telling the story of Lyme and its ever changing landscape. Some areas are wheelchair accessible. Schools and groups are welcome.

The Dinosaur Museum

Located close to the Jurassic Coast, this award-winning museum is perfect for dinosaur lovers of any age. Exhibits include dinosaur skeletons, lifesize reconstructions and hands on displays. Dog friendly.

Burton Bradstock Holiday Cottages

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Burton Bradstock Cottages

Dorset

River Cottage

Ref: S126685

Reviews 33

Dorset

The Magnolias - Burton Bradstock

Ref: S777036

Reviews 29

Dorset

3 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S229609

Dorset

Harbour Scene

Ref: S126585

Reviews 29

Dorset

Strand Cottage, Burton Bradstock

Ref: S900110

Reviews 2

Dorset

Jurassic View

Ref: S126786

Reviews 27

Dorset

Rosamond

Ref: S362139

Reviews 37

Dorset

Applewood Cottage

Ref: S378386

Dorset

Strand Cottage

Ref: S1002031

Dorset

Cliff Farm No. 2 Cottage

Ref: S126518

Reviews 85

Dorset

Dormouse Cottage

Ref: S701185

Reviews 19

Dorset

2 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S231032

Dorset

Buttercups

Ref: S285370

Reviews 40

Dorset

4 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S233379

Dorset

Honeypot Cottage

Ref: S598128

Reviews 14

Dorset

Brock Cottage

Ref: S165935

Reviews 15

Dorset

Apple Tree Cottage

Ref: S126469

Reviews 57

Dorset

1 Bed Cottage in Burton Bradstock

Ref: S230123

Dorset

1 Bed Cottage in Bridport

Ref: S234377

Dorset

2 Bed Cottage in Bothenhampton

Ref: S820616

Dorset

Hope Cottage, Bridport

Ref: S527707

Reviews 3

Dorset

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