Tavern Way

Corfe Castle, Dorset

Tavern Way is a desirable property located in Corfe Castle, Dorset, in the South West of England. Believed to have inspired Kirrin Castle in Enid Blyton's famous books, the cottage is ideal for families or couples, with two bedrooms and a garden offering views of the castle ruins. Despite being situated on the main road, the property remains peaceful thanks to secondary double-glazed windows, providing a home-away-from-home atmosphere.

In the heart of Corfe Castle village, guests can explore quaint gift shops, craft stores, and upscale eateries offering traditional cream teas. The surrounding area, owned by the National Trust and designated as an area of outstanding beauty, boasts stunning landscapes including sweeping headlands, rugged hills, heathland, and a picturesque coastline. Tavern Way is perfectly located for exploring popular Dorset attractions such as Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, and Old Harry's Rock at Studland.

Visitors can also venture to nearby villages like Worth Matravers, Kingston, and Langdon Matravers, or hike along the South West Coast path to discover hidden gems like Chapman's Pool, Kimmeridge Bay, Dancing Ledge, and St. Aldhelm's Chapel. For a day at the beach, the famous sandy shores of Studland can be reached via the Studland chain ferry, providing a thrilling experience for children. Tavern Way offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by the natural beauty of Dorset, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing countryside holiday.

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