Vacation rentals in Tarrant Launceston

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The outdoor space features a wooden cabin with large glass doors, opening to a private garden area. A hot tub is situated nearby, surrounded by twinkling lights. A stone patio provides space for seating with a small table and chairs, enhancing the tranquil setting.

Cabin in Dorset

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 421 reviews

The Garden Hideaway with Private Hot Tub & Parking

‘The Garden Hideaway’ comprises a cedar cabin, shower room, private garden, hot tub & free off-road parking. The cabin is situated in a residential area, within the pretty Georgian town of Blandford Forum, Dorset. Guests are less than a ten minute walk from a range of restaurants, pubs, nature reserve and the North Dorset Trailway. A wide range of take-aways deliver directly to the gate. The space will suit both individuals & couples looking for a quiet space in which to relax and unwind.

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A single-story converted barn is presented, featuring a mix of stone and wooden exterior. Large glass doors provide views into the interior. The surrounding landscape includes a manicured lawn and a paved pathway leading to the entrance, creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Cottage in Nr Blandford

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

The Cartshed, Cranborne Chase National Landscape

The Cartshed is a converted barn located in the stunning Tarrant Valley. Tastefully decorated throughout, the living room boasts a Swedish log burner and bifold doors out onto your own garden. Kitchen fully equipped with granite worktops, dishwasher, washer/dryer and Nespresso coffee machine. Smart TV in living room, Bluetooth speaker, TV in bedroom and Wifi throughout. Ensuite comprises luxury rainfall shower with heated mosaic seat. No bath. Linen and robes provided. Charcoal BBQ available

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A charming Georgian house presents a whitewashed façade, featuring large windows and a wide blue front door. The building is flanked by brick walls and mature greenery, creating a welcoming entrance on a quiet lane.

Townhouse in Blandford Forum

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Old Red Lion House in Market Town

A beautiful listed building located on a quiet lane in the centre of the pretty market town of Blandford Forum, offering the perfect place to explore Dorset or simply relax in one of the cosy sitting rooms and indulge in one of the house's many books. Plenty of board games and DVDs will keep the younger ones entertained or get outside to the nearby River Stour to spot otters and kingfishers (just a 5 minute walk from the house) or head in any direction to Dorset's spectacular countryside.

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A bright and inviting bedroom features a spacious king-sized bed dressed in soft linens with decorative cushions. A rustic chest of drawers complements the decor. Natural light filters through a window adorned with delicate curtains, enhancing the warm atmosphere.

Cottage in Stourpaine

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Tudor Rose Luxury thatched cottage Dorset.

A boutique and chic thatched cottage for 2 nestled within the beautiful village of Stourpaine in an AONB. Escape to this romantic couples hideaway for the ultimate luxury getaway. Finished and equipped to a high standard including king size bed with designer linens, roll-top bath and separate shower, cosy lounge, separate dining room, fully equipped kitchen and lovely sunny courtyard. Great walks and the superb village pub are just a short stroll away. 1 small dog is welcome to join you!

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The exterior of a rustic barn features a stone façade with wooden elements. Large, sliding glass doors are framed by weathered wood. A small window with flower boxes is visible to the left, and a traditional wooden door borders the entrance, adding character to the setting.

Place to stay in Cann Common

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 261 reviews

The Barn - peaceful country setting.

A converted barn at Cann Common next to the main house with its own garden, patio and parking area. Located on a no-through road with only local residents traffic, giving a peaceful setting with views of the surrounding hills. Shaftesbury just over a mile with its historic Gold Hill and a good choice of shops and places to eat. It is a good base for exploring the area, offering historic houses, interesting gardens, walks, the Jurassic Coast, Stonehenge, Salisbury and Bath and much more.

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The living area features a light, open space with a soft gray sofa and armchair, complemented by a round mirror and natural light from skylights. A dining table is positioned by a window, with a small ottoman placed nearby, all set on a neutral-toned rug.

Bungalow in Dorset

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

The Covey - 1 Bedroom Annex with Country Views

Situated in beautiful Wessex this self-contained annex located on the outskirts of Blandford is within walking distance of amenities but retains a countryside feel overlooking fields. With one bedroom and separate living area it’s perfect for singles or couples A walk thru video of the property is available on YouTube on searching for TheCoveyBlandford Nearest pub - 10 mins walk Driving mins Nearest shop - Lidl 3 Blandford centre - 5 Poole & Bournemouth / beaches 30-40 Purbecks -40

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A charming thatched cottage is set against a clear blue sky. The brick exterior contains multiple windows and a welcoming entrance. Lush greenery surrounds the property, enhancing its classic country appeal.

Cottage in Iwerne Minster

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Fab holiday home for two, dual aspect log burner

If you are looking for something just that bit special...this is it! Jasmine Cottage is a lovely one bedroom home at one end of our beautiful Dorset thatched home. Our home is in a typical Dorset village. It is one of the oldest properties in the village, but has been renovated to a really high standard. Everything is contemporary with a 'country' feel. Comfort is important to us and you will find a real home from home with the added touches that make staying here extra special!

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A set of double doors opens to a cozy bedroom area, featuring a bed draped in soft blue linens. Outside, a shaded seating area with a black table and chairs is visible, alongside potted plants, enhancing the serene outdoor setting.

Guest suite in Stourpaine

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

The self contained Garden Room Annex

The private Annex has it's own access via the rear garden and is connected to the house via a lockable door. The Annex is a bed sitting room with basic kitchen facilities, a shower room and outside area, all for your sole use. You can choose a Large double or 2 single beds in the room. Towels, soap and linen are provided. Teas/coffee/milk available in the room. TV, Fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, fan, iron/board, plates, cutlery. There's an Airfryer available on request.

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The exterior of the restored coach house is shown, featuring a charming brick facade and a slate roof with multiple windows. A pebbled driveway leads to the entrance. Lush greenery surrounds the building and fluffy clouds are visible in the blue sky above.

Cottage in Okeford Fitzpaine

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 378 reviews

The Garden House Okeford Fitzpaine Dorset

The Garden House is a restored spacious 2 bedroom former 19th century Coach house, situated in the centre of an attractive rural village in the heart of the rolling North Dorset countryside. Okeford Fitzpaine, near Sturminster Newton is a picturesque, quiet and peaceful Dorset village with a shop /post office and a good local pub. A perfect destination for families, nature lovers, walkers, cyclists and anyone else wishing to escape to beautiful rural Dorset.

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A spacious open-plan living area features a modern sectional sofa adorned with cushions, arranged around a circular glass coffee table with a wooden base. Fresh flowers sit at the center of the table, while a colorful artwork and wooden cabinetry compliment the cozy atmosphere.

Home in Gaunt's Common

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Maple Lodge

This stylish and spacious accommodation is perfect for any visitors, young or old on work or pleasure looking for a warm and cosy place to stay in the Winter months and a refreshingly cool retreat in the Summer thanks to the air conditioning. Set in an idyllic rural village location 10 mins from the historic market town of Wimborne, with the award winning beaches of Bournemouth and Poole, the New Forest, and the Jurassic Coast all within easy reach.

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An outdoor private garden space is visible, featuring gravel flooring and wooden fencing for privacy. Two black reclining lounge chairs are positioned nearby, with a small charcoal grill placed on the gravel. In the foreground, a handcrafted copper bateau bath can be seen, surrounded by greenery.

Cottage in Ashmore

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Tranquil modern cottage with outdoor bateau bath

A cozy, contemporary timber-clad cottage that overlooks the family farm in the Cranborne Chase, within the picturesque village of Ashmore. Glebe Farm Cottage has just been renovated throughout with high end fixtures, offering luxuries such as a log burner and an outdoor copper bateau bath in your own private gravelled and fenced garden. Perfect for a peaceful romantic getaway, and exploring this local Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with your dog.

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A charming brick and flint cottage stands under a clear blue sky. Symmetrical gabled roofs and evenly spaced windows enhance its facade. Lush greenery from nearby plants adds to the welcoming approach. A pathway leads to a wooden front door, inviting guests into a serene retreat.

Home in Hanford

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

Hanford Minima

Immaculate newly renovated three-bedroom cottage, (2 x double, 1 x twin) dating from the 1840s in typical Dorset brick and flint. Nestled at the foot of Hambledon Hill – between Shaftesbury and Blandford – it's only a mile to the village shop and an easy walk over the hill to The Cricketer's pub for lunch or a pint. Drive to the Jurassic coast (40 mins) to explore Lulworth Cove or visit the gorgeous beach at Studland.