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House |1 bedroom |Sleeps 2

Bournemouth in West Country

£37–£91 / night
£259–£639 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

About the home

A cosy one bedroom house set in the picturesque village of Wimborne, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Dorset.

Internally, Charltons has been recently refurbished and offers a cosy interior. Externally, the property boasts a courtyard style garden, fully furnished with seating for four, perfect for relaxing after a long day exploring all Dorset has to offer.

Wimborne is a traditional market town situated in the beautiful surroundings of East Dorset, ideally positioned to explore the charming Stour and Allen rivers. The town itself offers a large variety of shops, and plays host to the famous Wimborne Market, one of the largest markets in the south of England.

Wimborne boasts many local attractions such as the Model Town and the Tivoli, an art deco theatre/cinema built in the 1930s. Add to this the leisurely walks, nature trails and wildlife watching on the doorstep of Charltons, it really is a perfect place for everyone.

The closest larger town is Bournemouth, just thirty minutes drive away. With miles of golden sands and a temperate climate, Bournemouth offers visitors a taste of the great outdoors amidst a vibrant and cosmopolitan town. Take a stroll along the piers and promenade or lose yourself in the Victorian gardens which host events and exhibitions throughout the year.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
++Living++

Situated on the ground floor.
Furnished with two arm chairs, coffee table and coal effect electric fire.
Features a 32” flatscreen TV with Freeview, DVD and CD player.

++Kitchen++

Fully furnished kitchen with electric oven, grill, electric hob, fridge/freezer and washing machine.
Full range of utensils including a microwave, kettle and toaster.
Complete with breakfast bar and seating for two.

++Sleeping++

Bedroom

Situated on the first floor.
Furnished with a double bed, fitted double wardrobe, chest of drawers and two bedside cabinets.
For additional storage, there is a fitted cupboard in the landing area.

++Bathroom++

Situated on the ground floor.
Features a wc, shower cubicle, wash basin and mirror.

Further details outdoors:
Property is accessed by one step.
Courtyard garden featuring a fully furnished patio area with a table and seating for four.
On-street parking in the area.

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The West Country / Dorset region

Dorset’s beautiful and dramatic scenery has long made the county a favourite with writers, poets and film crews. Jurassic cliffs plunge alongside picturesque harbour towns and coastal resorts, providing an impressive backdrop for the many popular Dorset holiday destinations. Blue Chip Holidays can offer Dorset holiday cottages in many of the county’s towns, each of which has a slightly different experience to offer than the next.

Poole has one of the world’s largest natural harbours
Portland Castle was built in 1539 by Henry VIII to defend Weymouth
Tours of Thomas Hardy’s Dorset are operated throughout the county

The Bournemouth area

About Bournemouth & Christchurch
Bournemouth is Dorset’s most popular coastal town, and remains a favourite resort with visitors of all ages. Bournemouth’s rolling sandy beaches, palm-lined walks and bubbly nightlife attract young people, families and the retired to get away from it all by the sea. Bournemouth has been renowned as an ideal location for rest and recuperation since the 1800s, and many travelled each year to benefit from its seawater and pine air.

Visitors to Bournemouth can still take a stroll to the beach along ‘Invalid’s Walk’, which is sheltered by a long row of palm trees and was planted by Lewis Tregonwell – who founded Bournemouth as a settlement. Bournemouth is home to more than 2000 acres of gardens and parks, so there is always a new path to stroll or garden to admire during your stay.

Bournemouth History
Bournemouth remained undeveloped until 1802, and in 1812 Bournemouth’s first residents - Lewis Tregonwell and his wife – purchased land for their new home. Tregonwell is depicted in a statue which stands close to Bournemouth seafront.

By 1900 the railway had well and truly arrived and Bournemouth’s population swelled as it became easier to reach. This period also saw it become a favourite destination with literary names and figures – and it appears in many novels. In 1856, The Bournemouth Improvement Act was approved by parliament and the town went on to develop in the areas of lighting, paving and drainage. Bournemouth avoided much damage during World War 2, although the post-war period caused a slump in the town’s tourist trade.

Nearby Christchurch, although smaller, has its own fascinating heritage. With its 11th century church, Saxon mill and Medieval bridge – there is plenty of history to explore during a holiday in Christchurch. Evidence of Bronze Age burial mounds shows that Christchurch saw settlers long before its neighbouring city, and many of its sites and attractions offer the chance to discover its varied past.

Bournemouth & Christchurch Beaches
No matter what type of holiday visitors are seeking in Bournemouth, most will agree that its seven miles of golden beach are close to perfect! Bournemouth regularly wins awards in recognition of its clean, family-friendly beaches and they really do offer something for everyone. Bournemouth Beach currently holds four Blue Flags and two Quality Coast Awards.

One of the best things about the length of Bournemouth’s Beach is that each separate area offers something new to do! Whether beach-goers prefer to relax on the sand, stroll and take in the views or try their hand at water sports – there is a section of Bournemouth Beach that is ideal for it. Bournemouth’s seas have some of the UK’s warmest temperatures and they have won many awards for their levels of cleanliness. As if this wasn’t enough, Bournemouth Beach has over two hundred and fifty beach huts for hire, making a colourful view along its coast!

Bournemouth & Christchurch Pubs and Restaurants
Bournemouth and Christchurch have a wide range of restaurants to choose from, including the Bistro on the Beach, Chef Hong Kong and Chez Fred fish and chips. The Crooked Beam restaurant is one of the oldest in Christchurch, and Farthings restaurant in Bournemouth has 2 AA rosettes to its name. For a meal with breathtaking sea views, the Highcliff restaurant‘s stunning cliff-top location is perfect for special occasions.

As a University City and fashionable holiday resort – Bournemouth is a fashionable and memorable night out for young people! The city centre is brimming with nightclubs and bars and although lively after nightfall – retains its friendly atmosphere.

Dog-Friendly Bournemouth Accommodation
Blue Chip Holidays offer dog-friendly Bournemouth accommodation so there is no reason your pet can’t join you on your break! There are several dog-friendly Bournemouth beaches so owners can combine a stroll along the coast with a seaside treat for their pet. Although dogs aren’t allowed on the main beach, there are several designated exercise areas for between May and September. Dogs must be kept on their leads on the promenade during the summer months.

Bournemouth & Christchurch Family Attractions
Aside from its miles of award-winning beach and bustling city centre, Bournemouth delivers plenty of family attractions for all weathers. Bournemouth has three inspiring Victorian gardens, the Lower, Upper and Central Gardens. These Grade II listed gardens are an easy walk from the seafront and will dazzle visitors with their award-winning blooms and walks. Meyrick Park in Bournemouth hosts all kinds of sporting activities and includes an 18-hole golf course and a bowling green.

For those days when it’s drier indoors, family attractions in Bournemouth include Snowtrax dry ski slope in Christchurch, The Bournemouth Aquarium, Adventure Wonderland in Christchurch, Bournemouth Indoor Paintball, the Museum of Electricity in Christchurch, Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and the Museum in Bournemouth. A trip up in the Bournemouth Balloon is a must, and is a fun way to see the surrounding views by day or a romantic experience by night when it is illuminated.

Discover Dorset Tours include a Jurassic Coast trip, for those with an interest in the historic coastline of the county. Or why not visit the Red House museum and gardens in Christchurch? This Georgian building was built in 1764 as a workhouse and is home to some historic findings and beautiful traditional English gardens. Lastly, don’t miss a ride on the land train which runs between Bournemouth and Boscombe.

Bournemouth & Christchurch Events and Entertainment
Bournemouth and Christchurch play host to a wide range of unique events, particularly throughout the summer months – and many of them are free. Christchurch’s RNLI Fun Day takes place on 1st August. Also, the Christchurch Regatta – including fireworks and the carnival – will take place on 14th and 15th August. For an extra special treat, the Bournemouth Air Festival 2010 will be held between 19th-22nd August and is free of charge. The 20-24th and 27-31st August will see the Bournemouth Shakespeare Players perform their open-air production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ at Priory House, in Christchurch.

Bournemouth & Christchurch Travel
Conveniently located on the South Coast, Bournemouth is well connected by road. The M3 and M27 connect Bournemouth and Christchurch to London and the South East, and the M40 and A34 link it to the Midlands for convenient access. Christchurch and Southampton are connected by the A35.

Bournemouth Airport is also easy to reach from the town. Visitors to Bournemouth can also reach it via the National Express, and nearby ports of Poole, Southampton and Portsmouth. Bournemouth has two railway stations, and the main one operates regular services to and from London Waterloo – with many journey times just over an hour and a half. Christchurch is served by most of the same services. The town is also connected to North by direct services, and many destinations via connections.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 2
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	7 Jan 12	31 Mar 12	249£ 249	-	-	3 Nights
	31 Mar 12	14 Apr 12	379£ 379	-	-	3 Nights
	14 Apr 12	2 Jun 12	329£ 329	-	-	3 Nights
	2 Jun 12	9 Jun 12	473£ 473	-	-	3 Nights
	9 Jun 12	30 Jun 12	419£ 419	-	-	3 Nights
	30 Jun 12	21 Jul 12	489£ 489	-	-	1 Week
	21 Jul 12	1 Sep 12	639£ 639	-	-	1 Week
	1 Sep 12	29 Sep 12	349£ 349	-	-	3 Nights
	29 Sep 12	27 Oct 12	319£ 319	-	-	3 Nights
	27 Oct 12	3 Nov 12	334£ 334	-	-	3 Nights
	3 Nov 12	22 Dec 12	259£ 259	-	-	3 Nights
	22 Dec 12	5 Jan 13	479£ 479	-	-	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

All prices are in £ per week. Short breaks (minimum of three nights) are available outside of July and August, prices on application. All prices include towels (unless otherwise stated on the web), bed linen, gas and electricity. Each booking also incurs a non-refundable booking fee of £25 (which is included in the prices above). Properties in Dartmouth and Kingswear incur a 10% premium for stays over Dartmouth Regatta week. Properties in Fowey incur a 10% premium for stays over Fowey Regatta and Carnival week. Properties in Bude incur a 10% premium for stays over the Bude Jazz Festival. In the run up to and including the Olympic period,the prices of properties in close proixmity to the sailing area will vary from those listed above,please refer to the website to obtain prices for this period.

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