The Old Chapel

The Old Chapel is an attractive historic building dating back to 1816 and retaining features such as chapel windows, which has been meticulously updated to provide a stylish holiday home. The Old Chapel marries the best combination of an architecturally interesting exterior with an internal standard discerning guests look for.

Downstairs, the accommodation comprises of a hallway, a shower room, an open plan lounge and dining area and kitchen. The kitchen is well equipped and comes with a range cooker, fridge, freezer and washing machine. The lounge has a flat screen television with integrated DVD player and log burner.

Upstairs is the kingsize double bedroom and a second double. Please note that bedroom two is a compact bedroom with access restriction on one side of the bed. The bathroom includes a free standing bath with central taps and rinse attachment, hand basin and toilet.

Outside there is a front garden with four steps leading to the property. There is on road parking available to the front of the cottage, subject to availability. Linen hire is inclusive. Please note this property does not accept children under 5 years old.

Sutton Poyntz

If you thought about the quintessential English village you may well have found it in Sutton Poyntz. With many old thatched cottages, a pond with bench seats under the weeping willows with ducks expectantly waiting for some bread to be thrown, a village hall and a church hall and a pub, The Sprinhead, Sutton Poyntz has everything you would expect. It has existed since about 100 years before the Norman Conquest.

Aside from The Sprinhead pub in the heart of the village there are two other pubs within walking distance, The Spice Ship and The Bridge. Being pretty much on the edge of Weymouth, however, you will never have a problem with choice - the possibilities are almost endless. There are no shops actually in Sutton Poynts but two convenience stores very close by along Preston Road.

There are many events organised throughout the year from plant sales and a scarecrow competition to a village barbecue and a cream tea afternoon. If you need to work off some calories after such an event there are plenty of walks on your doorstep with great views over the Osmington White Horse and the Jurassic Coastline along the Dorset coast.