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The Jurassic Coast covers 95 miles of truly stunning coastline from East Devon to Dorset, with rocks recording 185 million years of the Earth's history.
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      • Geological formation
        • The geological formations that shape the dorset and east devon landscape
      • Walk through time
      • Environmental stories
      • Geoweek
      • Discover by Area
        • Axmouth to Lyme Regis
        • Bat’s Head to Gad Cliff
        • Black Ven to Seatown
        • Brandy Bay to St Aldhelm’s Head
        • Burton Cliff to Abbotsbury
        • Eype to Burton Bradstock
        • Furzy Cliff to White Nothe
        • Ladram Bay to Pennington Point
        • Langton Herring to Portland Harbour Shore
        • Orcombe Point to the River Otter
        • Peveril Point to Studland Bay
        • Salcombe Hill to Seaton
        • The Isle of Portland
        • Winspit to Durlston Head
    • Geomorphology and natural processes
      • Climatic changes
        • Impact of Climate on the Coast
        • Modern climate change
      • Landscapes of the jurassic coast
      • Our dynamic coast
        • Geomorphology and Coastal Processes
        • Glossary of terms
        • How was lulworth cove formed
    • History of science
      • Early innovators
      • Meet mary anning
      • Museum founders
      • Pioneering fossil collectors and geologists
      • Pioneers and trailblazers
    • Palaeontology
      • Fossil Finder
      • Fossils
      • Palaeoecology
        • Brittlestars
        • Coccolithophores
        • Iguanodontids
        • Rhynchosaurs
        • Scelidosaurus
        • Stromatolites and Thrombolites
        • Temnospondyl
      • Fossil conservation
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      • Dog friendly beaches
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      • Watersports
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      • Independent and individual
      • Markets
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      • Casinos
      • Cinemas
      • Music
      • Nightlife
      • Theatre and shows
    • Attractions
      • Cultural
      • Families
      • Free
      • Hidden gems
      • History and Heritage
      • Museums and visitor centres
      • Nature and wildlife
      • Group Friendly
      • Young palaeontologists
    • Activities
      • Swimming
      • Walking
      • Boat trips
      • Climbing
      • Cycling
      • Rockpooling
  • Explore
    • Visitor information
      • Filming on the jurassic coast
      • Business
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      • Staying safe on the jurassic coast
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        • Parking
        • Public transport
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      • Branscombe
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      • Budleigh Salterton
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        • Spring
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        • 24 hours on the jurassic coast
        • 48 hours on the jurassic coast
        • Experience the jurassic coast
        • Group friendly
        • Rainy days
        • Sunny days
      • Inspiration
        • Weddings
        • Historic locations
        • Iconic places to visit
        • Teenagers
        • Group Friendly
        • Dog friendly jurassic coast
      • Highlights
        • Best places for afternoon tea
        • Best places to eat in summer
        • Seafood
        • Date nights
        • Free Things To Do
      • Blog
    • Jurassic coast landmarks
      • History of the jurassic coast
      • Kimmeridge bay
      • Ladram bay
      • Lulworth cove
      • Old harry rocks
      • Worbarrow bay
      • Durdle door
      • Golden cap
    • Beaches
      • Dog friendly beaches
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      • Fathers day
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Rafters at Lulworth Cove

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Rafters at Lulworth Cove

Rafters at Lulworth Cove

The Rafters has recently been fully rebuilt to the highest standard; with no expense spared to create this special home. The design offers a mix of traditional and modern – a coastal, cosy retreat that is consistent with the look and style of the area but equipped with all modern amenities and a luxury finish. All 10 en-suite bedrooms have superking beds and built-in wardrobes. Every spacious ensuite bathroom features a walk-in wet area with a powerful rain showerhead. Two of the ensuite bathrooms include freestanding bathtubs. The entire house and detached garage boast underfloor heating; with each bedroom and bathroom having individual temperature controls to suit all preferences. The communal areas are designed to easily accommodate over 20 guests. The entire ground floor is open plan, making the most of the beautiful views. If choosing to remain indoors for the day, there are a variety of rooms to enjoy. The top floor includes a library, sitting area with mini bar and a cosy cinema room with Blu-ray, Apple TV and Amazon TV. The Games room in the “garage” boasts a ping-pong table, board games, large TV, music speakers all in an area large enough to host a yoga class. The lower ground floor offers a large, heated indoor saline pool with a paddling area for the young ones if the adults just want to watch and relax. The ground floor has a Snug, Lounge, Fireplace and Copper topped bar all with incredible views of the coast. Meals can be prepared in the spacious chef-style kitchen, which is equipped with everything needed to create a gourmet meal for 20 that can further be enjoyed in the stylish dining area. Outside there are two large terraces overlooking the lovely landscape, sea and cove and an acre of natural gardens. The choices in the Rafters are endless when it comes to enjoying and entertaining yourself and your group. The house is perfect for large families, multiple families, corporate events, yoga groups, large celebrations or any other excuse you need to treat yourself to a coastal luxury getaway with 5 star amenities and an idyllic coast at your fingertips.

The Rafters is the perfect base to explore the nearby iconic sites of the Jurassic Coast. Lulworth Cove and the Stair Hole are on your doorstep. The Fossil Forest, Man O’War Beach and Durdle Door are accessible via the various coastal paths. Walks from the Rafters over to Durdle Door is approximately 30 minutes, however, we can assure you that it is worth the trek as there are plenty of opportunities to stop and soak in the stunning landscape along the way. The house is located a two minute walk from the cove, visitor centre and shops. The gated property is only accessible by a private road and situated in an acre of land with the landscape acting as a natural screen; keeping the house secret from the rest of the cove without disturbing the incredible views. The Rafters has been designed as a truly secluded refuge with a wide range of activities within the house to keep everyone entertained even on the rainiest of days.

Details

Accommodation Type

Self-Catering

Phone: 7789885836

Email: moniquevan@hotmail.com

Website: http://www.raftersatlulworthcove.com

Address:
Britwell Drive, West Lulworth, Wareham, BH20 5RS, UK

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Location

Public Transport:
By train: Wareham Station (2 hour and 25 minute train from Waterloo Station) – 9 miles from house Wool Station (2 hour and 30 minute train from Waterloo Station) - 15 minute drive to house By Car: From London: 2 hours and 45 minutes

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Units:
1xSelf Catering House at 6500

Prices:
Self Catering House 6500-26000 House

Available From:
01/01/1970

Available To:
01/01/1970

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    • Discover by Area
      • Burton Cliff to Abbotsbury
      • Brandy Bay to St Aldhelm’s Head
      • Black Ven to Seatown
      • Eype to Burton Bradstock
      • Furzy Cliff to White Nothe
      • Axmouth to Lyme Regis
      • Orcombe Point to the River Otter
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  • Geomorphology and natural processes
    • Climatic changes
      • Impact of Climate on the Coast
      • Modern climate change
    • Landscapes of the jurassic coast
    • Our dynamic coast
      • Geomorphology and Coastal Processes
      • Glossary of terms
      • How was lulworth cove formed
  • Palaeontology
  • Palaeoecology
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    • Coccolithophores
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    • Scelidosaurus
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