Brockhill House

Mosterton is a quiet village in rural Dorset with the kind of unhurried pace that comes from being genuinely away from things. The Admiral Hood pub sits within walking distance, and beyond that the landscape is the soft undulating kind typical of West Dorset—farmland, hedgerows, and the sort of stillness you get when a place has no through traffic. Brockhill House occupies its own grounds here, a detached property with enough space and rooms to absorb a large group without anyone feeling crowded.

The house has six bedrooms across two floors: five kingsize beds and one double, plus two further single beds in the upper rooms. Downstairs there are three separate reception spaces, a fully fitted kitchen, two shower rooms and a toilet. Bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and heating are included. The back garden has sitting-out furniture and a private parking area. One well-behaved pet can stay free of charge. Smoking is not permitted inside.

This suits extended families, groups of friends taking a long weekend together, or anyone needing multiple bedrooms for a multi-generational stay. The village itself offers limited facilities—the pub is the main draw—so you'll want to cook in, or venture to nearby towns for restaurants and shops. Check-in is after 16:00, departure before 10:00.