Parnham Park is one of the oldest Grade l listed stately homes in Dorset. Originally built in 1400’s and completely remodelled in 1552, by architect John Nash, who was renowned for his work on Buckingham Palace. The grounds were landscaped by Inigo Thomas and are Grade ll listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. The Dower House itself is a beautifully furnished 3-bedroom house set on its own acre of private grounds with a swimming pool overlooking Parnham's deer park. Recently refurbished, the Dower House also includes a children’s playroom, excellent Wifi, a private gated entrance and a utility room. Dogs are welcome downstairs in the house. Bedrooms feature huge sumptuous beds and high-quality 700-thread count linen. The bathrooms are similarly indulgent with beautiful fixtures and a deep roll-top bath. The main bedroom has a king-size bed and en-suite shower room, the second bedroom has a king-size bed and the third bedroom can be made into two singles or one double. The children's TV room downstairs can be used as a single bedroom with Z bed on request.

There will always be a presence on the estate at the main house if you have any questions and private tours of the house and gardens can be arranged by appointment.

Things to do at Parnham: • Go swimming in the pool • Take a dip in the River Britt that runs through the estate • Find the hidden swing • Take a walk through the apple orchard • Discover the centuries old ice house • Wonder around the lake • Den building in the woodland • Walk in the deer park • Discover the secret treehouse Things to do nearby: • Find ammonites along the Jurassic coastline at Chisel Beach • Visit the Bridport Arts Centre • Water sports at West Bay • Donkey walking adventures • Visit the Marine Aquarium in Lyme Regis • Take a tour of the Furleigh Estate vineyards in Bridport • Hike the Jurassic Coastal Path • Take a drive up to the Eggardon Hill Fort • Play a round of Golf at Bridport Golf Club wih views over the Dorset Seaside • Hike up Colmer’s Hill • Go to a show at the Bridport Electric Palace