Old Milking Parlour

Osmington sits in rolling Dorset countryside between the inland villages and the UNESCO-listed cliffs that define this stretch of coast. The Old Milking Parlour occupies a working farm on the edge of the village, giving you open fields to one side and a walkable community to the other—a mile's walk or short drive brings you to the Jurassic Coast's dramatic geology and the South West Coast Path. For those wanting to explore on foot, the trails here connect coastal clifftop routes with quieter inland walking through farmland and villages.

The converted barn sleeps six across three bedrooms: a double downstairs with an adjacent shower room, a kingsize upstairs with a sofa bed suitable for children, and a twin room. Upstairs also has a full bathroom with bath and shower. The main living space combines a sitting room and dining area on the ground floor, where a wood-burning stove provides warmth. The kitchen is fitted for real cooking—electric cooker, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. One dog is welcome at no extra cost. Essentials including electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and wifi are covered. There is a washing machine in the outbuilding, and the enclosed garden has a lawn, seating and a barbecue. Parking for three cars sits on the property.

The village itself has a pub and village amenities; nearby Osmington Mills and beaches such as Ringstead Bay and Bowleaze Cove lie within easy reach for a sea swim or casual afternoon out. No smoking throughout.