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Tel code: 01300 | code search
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Population: 440
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Gaggle of Geese
"Regarding your previous review we are locals and dont get treated any different ! We went for a dinner there and were the only ones in the dining ..." More

Gaggle of Geese
"The owner was clearly stressed out to the max. We were staying nearby in some holiday cottages and recommended to go. We took a country walk, 4 adults and 2 ..." More

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Buckland Newton is a village in North Dorset. Situated between Sherborne to the north and the county town of Dorchester to the south, it lies in beautiful countryside under the scarp of the Dorset Downs. The village is situated at the head of the vale of Blackmoor and commands some fine and extensive woodland scenery. The church of the Holy Rood is a Gothic structure, with an embattled tower, five bells, and a short lead-covered spire. Buckland Newton is a timeless place which has known Roman and Saxon habitation. Saxon law was administered by the King and approved by the Witan. Bocland being land given under charter by the King, distinct from folkland occupied by right of common law. As the village grew, it became known as Niweton and Bocland, 'The new town and land held under charter'. Those who love the writings of William Barnes will tarry awhile at a tablet in memory of Thomas Barnes, who died eight years after Shakespeare. He was a wealthy ancestor of William, who was born of a more humble farming family but who made the vale of Blackmoor famous by his poetry. In 1937 Buckland Newton was chosen by the BBC as a typical Dorset village.

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Domineys Cottages (0.12 miles)

Domineys Cottages

Each cottage is decorated, furnished & equipped to a very high standard. Immaculately maintained, with central heating, double glazing and fitted carpets. There is a woodburner, television and DVD in each living room. Each has a bath with ... more | visit website

Chapel House (0.61 miles)

Chapel House

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Malcolm Scholes welcomes visitors to the casual and informal atmosphere of Chapel House, where guests can unwind and enjoy the comforts of this converted chapel, read a book or relax ... more | visit website

White Horse Farm (1.87 miles)

White Horse Farm

We have four self-catering barn conversion cottages, a 4 star converted 3 bed farmhouse annexe and a luxury Wessex built 3 bed log cabin. The cottages and farmhouse annexe are surrounded by 2 acres of gardens ... more | visit website

Brace of Pheasants (2.45 miles)

Brace of Pheasants

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Carol and Phil Bennett welcome you to our 16th century thatched inn located in the heart of Hardy's Dorset. We have converted the old skittle alley and function room into ... more

The New Inn (2.84 miles)

The New Inn
Charming 16th century coaching inn stands in the centre of Cerne Abbas which can be best described as one of the most beautiful villages in England.The building is steeped in history and much of the ... more | visit website

Poachers Inn (3.19 miles)

Beautifully positioned in the little village of Piddletrenthide near Dorchester, The Poachers Inn has something for everyone. From the minute you walk through the door you can experience the traditional yet modern bar and restaurant ... more | visit website

The Fox Inn (4.91 miles)

The Fox Inn

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Deep in the beautiful Dorset countryside, this inn offers excellent accommodation, food, and service in peaceful surroundings. The Fox Inn is perfect for walking tours and ideally placed to explore the ... more

George Albert Hotel (5.14 miles)

George Albert Hotel
The George Albert hotel is a private, family owned hotel situated in the rolling Dorset hills. Offering all the modern facilities you would expect from a new hotel, it still retains a distinctive family atmosphere. The ... more | visit website

Field Farmhouse (5.26 miles)

Field Farmhouse

Karen & Kevin Phillips welcome you to Field Farmhouse, where we pride ourselves on first class ensuite accommodation, food and friendly service and all set in the peaceful and picturesque Cerne Valley, ... more | visit website

The Rose and Crown (5.37 miles)

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The Rose and Crown is situated in the beautiful country village of Longburton. It is a lovely thatched pub with lots of charater. The Pub and Restaurant (open from 12-3 ... more

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