Sixpenny Cottage

Upwey, Dorset

Sixpenny Cottage is an enchanting stone-built holiday home located in the village of Upwey, in the seaside town of Weymouth. This cozy cottage sleeps 2 people and features a spacious sitting/dining room, a large bedroom overlooking the garden and woodlands, a fully equipped kitchen, and a shower room with original stone work. The property offers good privacy with its own entrance separate from the main family house.

The cottage gets its name from a Treasure Trove of James I Six Pence pieces found in the fireplace of an old shepherd's cottage that once stood on the site. Sixpenny Cottage provides a peaceful and pretty setting for guests, with a leisurely stroll leading to the Wishing Well offering homemade cooking and delicious puddings and cakes. The village of Upwey has two nearby pubs for guests to enjoy, as well as inspiring scenery with majestic Horse Chestnut trees and a sparkling stream.

Guests with artistic talents will find inspiration in the village, while bird watchers can explore the surrounding area for excellent opportunities to spot various bird species. The area also holds significance for literature fans, as Thomas Hardy found inspiration for some of his most famous books in this region. Sixpenny Cottage offers a glimpse into the past with its attractive stone cottages and provides a wonderful setting for a holiday in the South West of England.

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