Jasmine Cottage

Jasmine Cottage is a characterful, compact barn conversion, that sits next to the 400 year old farm house. It sleeps up to four people (including infants), with a double and a twin room. We are one mile away from The Wise Man Inn - an award-winning pub; 6 miles from Dorset's stunning Jurassic coast and 3 miles from the county town of Dorchester. You will, however, need a car- or bikes! Sorry, no pets and no smoking. No EV charging, yet, but there are many fast charging points nearby. The space The cottage sits in the hamlet of Lewell, one mile from the village of West Stafford in Dorset. Off the quiet drive is ample parking in a gravelled courtyard. Guest access You have the entire cottage at your disposal and a private sunny garden and patio space. Other things to note Since the cottage is part of a 400 year old building, there are small steps and changes in level where you'd least expect them. Added to this, the stairs leading to the double room on the first floor are narrow, with a rope handrail and this may pose a problem for people with mobility issues. The cottage sleeps four, including infants, so please don’t think they don’t count! It will feel a little too snug, especially around the table, otherwise. For any extra guests over four people there will be a surcharge, as the cottage really is too small for five. Parents must be super-vigilant with small children, as the floors and walls are stone and again, climbing the narrow stairs to the main bedroom will be tricky and potentially dangerous for little legs. Being deep in rural Dorset, the WiFi is not at a city standard and can occasionally be patchy, especially in bad weather. However, we have satellite TV and plenty of board games at your disposal! I can’t offer electric vehicle charging, unfortunately, but there are many fast EV charging points nearby. Being situated in the rural countryside we have the benefit of wonderful wildlife - deer, pheasants, owls etc. We also have other wildlife - spiders, woodlice, beetles (which the hedgehogs adore!) etc. which although generally outdoors, at certain times of the year prefer to try to venture inside. Although every effort is put into removing any unwanted visitors, we cannot guarantee you won't get a visit, especially at night time if doors/windows are left open with the lights on inside.