Hazel Copse Cottage

Hazel Copse Cottage on the Dorset coast, set at the end of a leafy lane in Langton Herring beside the South West Coast Path. A peaceful barn conversion overlooking a hazel wood and apple orchard on our 70-acre wildflower meadow farm in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with footpaths leading to The Fleet Lagoon. Two en-suite bedrooms and open-plan living. Sister cottage nearby for larger groups. Min 3 nights (Aug 7 nights Fri–Fri). Discounts for longer stays. The space The wild meadow Farm on your doorstep: About 20 years ago we re-introduced many of the indigenous wild flowers and grasses back into this part of the Dorset coast line. Re-seeding our entire farm (70 acres). At that time it was one of the largest land-reversion projects of its kind on this part of the Dorset coast. Sitting on the edge of this, overlooking the Hazel Wood and one of the Apple Orchards is Hazel Copse Cottage a barn conversion tucked away at the end of a leafy 'no through' lane, at the entrance to Ivy Farm. The cottage is well equipped and comfortable. As well as the long lazy walks over the farm there is plenty of space just outside the cottage for the children to play and kick a ball around. You can sit under the apple trees, sipping a cool drink on a hot day or take a stroll through the meadows on the farm to The Fleet Lagoon, one of the few natural Lagoons left in the world. Hazel Copse Cottage, is one of two holiday cottages, the other being Orchard View Cottage. Both are located on the edge of our wild meadow Farm. Hazel Copse cottage sits in spacious grounds overlooking a Hazel Wood and Apple Orchard. With plenty of room to kick a ball around and just Minutes from the beach. A quiet spot for nature lovers. Hazel Copse Cottage has 2 comfortable bedrooms, both en-suite, and a spacious open plan living/dining area. If you want to see the Apple blossom, A rough (weather dependent) guide would be to visit in late April - Early May ( You can message me if your late booking to see if the trees are blossoming). From mid - late April the fields, meadows and hedgerows begin flowering until we make hay in the summer. The date we cut the hay fluctuates year to year, depending on growth and weather. There is much to do locally, Here is a list of some of the activities: Beach Activities Walking and Hiking Fossil Hunting Horse Riding Sailing Windsurfing Kite Surfing Paragliding and Hang Gliding Rock Climbing Sea Angling Snorkelling Surfing Swimming Wildlife Watching Kite Surfing Boat trips Visit Country Houses and Gardens Jurassic Coastal Bus trip Or: Do nothing and relax on the terrace. Guest access Freely stroll the South West Coastal Footpath and the other footpaths on our 70 acre wild meadow farm. In front of your cottage there is a terrace, a Hazel Wood an Apple Orchard and a large grassy playing area. Other things to note Hazel Copse and Orchard View are open-beamed barn conversions in a genuinely rural setting on our wildflower meadow farm. As with any countryside property, occasional spiders or woodlice may find their way indoors from time to time. The cottages are thoroughly cleaned before each stay, and we avoid chemical sprays wherever possible. We are a small family-run business and do our very best to provide a comfortable and welcoming stay. If you enjoy being close to nature, we hope you’ll appreciate the character of this rural setting and review your stay with kindness and understanding. It’s a special place for us, and we hope it feels special to you too.