Gray's
Farmhouse
Toller Porcorum
Dorchester
Dorset
DT2 0EJ
01308 485574
near Bridport
Farmhouse B&B
Accommodation
in
West Dorset
Dorset Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Welcome to Gray's Farmhouse B&B, near Bridport
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Chosen by “Country Living” for its first ever selection of favourite Rural Retreats, Gray's Farmhouse has since featured in the “Sunday Telegraph” travel section and in “Dorset Magazine” as well as appearing in Alastair Sawday’s prestigious “Special Places to Stay”.
The farmhouse has stripped floors, massive flagstones, old oak beams, and in winter a blazing log fire welcomes you in the lovely dining room, a converted apple store, that looks down to a stream. Throughout the house the walls, painted in National Trust or hand-blended colours, are hung with Rosie's vibrant paintings, many of which are for sale.
Breakfast includes fresh fruit juices, fruit, fruit compote and yoghourts, home-made bread & preserves, and English Breakfast using produce from the local farm shops in Bridport, Beaminster or Abbotsbury.
We sometimes serve breakfast in the conservatory.
The view in Spring
On fine days guests are welcomed on arrival with tea and cake in the garden.
Guests are often intrigued by our collection of pottery, of hand-painted furniture, and of casts of medieval misericords -the latter made by our splendid neighbour. There is always plenty to look at at Gray's Farmhouse!
The simply furnished bedrooms are deeply peaceful and have "en suite" bath or shower rooms. There are TV and easy chairs in each room, trays with tea-making things, and water from our own spring that recent guests described as "ambrosia."
Magazines, books, maps, fresh flowers and copious information are provided in an informal manner to help guests to feel as relaxed and truly welcomed as if they were visiting old friends.
As well as the two bedrooms in the house there is an annex across the courtyard which offers privacy and overlooks felds and its own sitting areas and parking.
Site Updated April 15, 2008