Waterfield House B&B

One of our top picks in Dorchester. Waterfield House B&B is situated on the outskirts of Dorchester. The bed and breakfast features a garden with river views. The accommodation offers free WiFi throughout the property.

2 room options are available at the bed and breakfast, a Waterside Room and a King Room. The Waterside Room features a balcony with views overlooking the river and meadows. The King Room is located in the main house and features an extra large bed.

Breakfast options are available at the property.

Bournemouth is 26.7 miles from Waterfield House B&B, while Weymouth is 8.7 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Bournemouth Airport, 28.6 miles from the accommodation.

Information about the host

The house sits on the banks of the famous River Frome chalk stream, with stunning views either from the Juliet balcony in your room, or various parts of the garden, over the river and the flood plains. There is plenty of wildlife to be enjoyed, including Kingfishers, Herons and Egrets and along the riverbank you can also see Brown Trout. The large double bedroom has an en suite wet room / shower, separate bath, twin sinks and lavatory. With off-road parking, no street lighting, the sound of the river gently flowing and magnificent views, Waterfield House makes a perfect place to relax and take in the beautiful Dorset countryside. Waterside has stunning views overlooking the river and water meadows. With a large private balcony accessed through the large glass patio doors, a small private courtyard at the rear of the building which is accessed from its own private gate and parking. WATERSIDE ROOM offers a luxury king-size bed, Ensuite, sofa, TV, and wardrobe. The views of the rivers and wildlife are simply breathtaking. We offer a continental breakfast, fresh fruit, yoghurt, tea/coffee making facilities and small fridge

We bought the house in 2015, after falling in love with the river and the views. I did b and b in our previous property and really enjoyed doing it, so when we moved i wanted to do B&B again and i hope our guests will also find Waterfield House a relaxing place to stay

Bradford Peverell Bradford Peverell is one of the oldest villages in Dorset which pre-dates the Roman occupation of Dorchester. The village is the birthplace of John Hutchins , Dorset's most famous historian. The church of St. Mary's is unusual for Dorset in that it is one of the few in the county with a rare, medieval spire, a fact which has recently been brought to the attention of a wider audience as doubts have been raised regarding its safety. Dr. Howley, once a rector here, rose to become Archbishop of Canterbury and it was he who crowned Queen Victoria.