From per night. Dogs Stay FREE.

Stable, Dorset

FREE 24/7 Vet Line
1 Bedroom
Sleeps 2
Bathrooms 1
One dog welcome

Overview

Stable is a fabulous, stable conversion nestled in Dorset’s breath-taking countryside on the edge of Blandford Forum. This wonderful dog-friendly holiday home benefits from a stylish interior that pays homage to its former role as a stable and boasts access to Downwood Vineyard and 28 acres of woodland; the perfect setting for a couple seeking a romantic retreat with their beloved canine companion. After a day full of exploration, step inside where a welcoming sitting area greets you, unwind on the plush, velvet sofa and flick on the Smart TV while your partner treats you to a romantic meal prepared in the fully-equipped kitchen. Dine together at the intimate dining table before settling in for a well-earned night of your favourite films. When the evening draws to a close, locate the sleek shower room to wash off the day’s adventure before climbing into the sumptuous double bed ready for another full day in Dorset. Make unforgettable memories at Stable. Note: This property can be booked with Refs: 1034684, 1127090, 1127156, 1127211, 1127213, 1127214, 1127216, 1127218, 1127219 & 1127220 together sleeping up to 36 guests.

Bedrooms & Suites

Single-storey, Studio-style layout with double bed, kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC

Need to know

Car Parking

Pub Within 1 Mile

Rural

Sleeps Up To 2

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Location

Directions

The market town of Blandford Forum, England, sits on the banks of the Stour River. Almost all of the town, which had been destroyed by a fire in 1731, was rebuilt in the 18th century, at which time it became known for its Georgian architecture. Local architects John and William Bastard were commissioned by King George II to design the new town square. Every year during the first week of May, Blandford hosts the Georgian Fayre, a festival honouring the town's Georgian past with displays, reenactments, live performances, and more. During the late Bank Holiday weekend, the town hosts the Great Dorset Steam Fair, one of the most popular annual events. Featuring over 2,000 exhibits and a vintage steam funfair, this festival is awash in colour. Features a variety of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, bars, cafes, and even a Georgian tearoom. There's a lot to see in this charming town, so it's great for tourists year-round.