The Village of Bourton is the most northerly in Dorset and sits on the banks of the river Stour. This pretty village has a store, pub and historic church. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside with a great choice of footpaths to explore.
A little but pretty market town in the Somerset countryside, full of little, unique shops and ancient market buildings. It's a quiet town, with lots of history to discover in the stone streets, home to one of only four ancient roundhouse lock-ups in the country. Walks abound with spectacular views and The Macmillan Way passing through the town centre.
Noted for its connections to the famous oil painter John Constable, Gillingham is Dorset's most northerly town. You will find a good selection of independent shops and cafes here and easy access to Shaftesbury which is just five miles away.
The Village of Bourton is the most northerly in Dorset and sits on the banks of the river Stour. This pretty village has a store, pub and historic church. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside with a great choice of footpaths to explore.
A little but pretty market town in the Somerset countryside, full of little, unique shops and ancient market buildings. It's a quiet town, with lots of history to discover in the stone streets, home to one of only four ancient roundhouse lock-ups in the country. Walks abound with spectacular views and The Macmillan Way passing through the town centre.
Noted for its connections to the famous oil painter John Constable, Gillingham is Dorset's most northerly town. You will find a good selection of independent shops and cafes here and easy access to Shaftesbury which is just five miles away.