LOCATION FEATURES

South West Coastal Path and Dorset Jubilee Trail

3 miles from the beautiful, safe sandy beach at Weymouth

Situated within spectacular Jurassic coastline

Regular bus service from village to Weymouth town

Shops and post office within half a mile

Horse riding, golf, sailing, windsurfing, jet ski available within five miles radius

Springhead public house and restaurant situated beside millpond, serving home cooked food. Live music and children's play area. Italian restaurant and pizzeria within walking distance

Local Area

Sutton Poyntz was the 'Overcombe' of Thomas Hardy's novel 'The Trumpet Major', with the mill and mill house as the main setting. Hardy's cottage is nearby in the village of Lower Bockhampton

Local Beaches

There are many other unspoilt beaches and idyllic secluded coves within easy reach including the famous Chesil beach, Ringstead Bay, Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, West Bay, Golden Cap near Seatown and Lyme Regis for fossils and a dinosaur tour

Weymouth

With its elegant Georgian seafront, wide promenade and delightfully picturesque old harbour the seaside town of Weymouth is at the heart of the World Heritage Coast. There is a wide choice of restaurants and eating establishments. The golden sweeping beach is approximately 1.5km long. The bay is sheltered and swimmers and other water users benefit from the gradually sloping seabed giving shallow inshore waters

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