Poxwell Manor West Wing

The Space

We are delighted to offer a unique opportunity to experience the finest country living at Poxwell Manor West Wing. The self-contained holiday cottage is perfect for family holidays all year round, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms the property is perfect for two families holidaying together. The annexe benefits from its own private entrance, which leads to a ground floor cosy living room complete with gas fireplace and comfortable seating. Also on the ground floor is the compact fitted kitchen, with farmhouse dining table and kitchen appliances including; dishwasher, oven and hob, fridge, and washing machine. 

Up to the first floor, are three boutique style bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom features a King size bed, along with original fireplace and mullion windows overlooking the front lawn. The second bedroom, also a King is just down the hallway, with built in wardrobes and views of the garden. The twin bedroom features a set of two single beds and built in wardrobes. The bedrooms are serviced by two stylish bathrooms, both with walk in showers. 

Outside, within the beautifully kept, extensive grounds of the Manor, a spacious lawned area has been allocated for use for holiday guests which is just a short walk from the Wing. There is also private parking for two cars. Please note that the grounds of the house are not accessible to holiday guests, children and pets should be supervised at all times. The property is pet friendly and we politely request that you keep dogs on leads at all times whilst in the garden.  

The Grade I* listed Manor house is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, in the quiet hamlet of Poxwell, just 3 miles from the coast at Ringstead Bay. The Victorian seaside town of Weymouth is just a 10-minute drive to the West, with long stretch of sandy beach and traditional harbour, it is a great day out for all the family. The Isle of Purbeck is just half an hour away to the East, with the popular tourist attraction at Corfe Castle and the traditional seaside town of Swanage all within easy reach. The stunning Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, iconic natural landmarks, are also within reach, providing awe-inspiring coastal scenery.

History & Local Area

It is understood that King George III visited the Jacobean manor house on a number of occasions. The renowned author Thomas Hardy used the Manor as Oxwell Hall in "The Trumpet Major". Its rich heritage coupled with the idyllic Dorset landscape makes it a must visit destination for history enthusiasts, architectural admirers and those seeking a retreat from the modern world. 

Dorset itself is renowned for its unspoiled beauty and picturesque charm. The county boasts a diverse array of landscapes, from the dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches of the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to the tranquil countryside dotted with quaint villages and historic landmarks. Poxwell Manor House stands as a testament to Dorset's rich heritage and architectural legacy, nestled within this captivating setting.