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a Historic Market Town in the county of Dorset
(3.0 miles, 4.9 km, direction NW of Shillingstone)A small attractive Market Town in Dorset...
a Picturesque Village in the county of Dorset
(5.6 miles, 9.0 km, direction S of Shillingstone)Milton Abbas is a superb thatched village which has the distinction of being the first planned village of its kind in England...
a Historic Market Town in the county of Dorset
(7.8 miles, 12.5 km, direction N of Shillingstone)Shaftsbury is Dorset's only hill-top town, with its long history and good views it is particularly attractive to tourists...
a Picturesque Village in the county of Dorset
(10.2 miles, 16.5 km, direction SE of Shillingstone)Sturminster Marshall is famous for its beautiful White Corn Mill and for the magnificent eight arched bridge spanning the River Stour...
in the county of Dorset
(11.1 miles, 17.8 km, direction S of Shillingstone)Athelhampton lies close to the little River Piddle which almost entirely encircles Athelhampton House which was built in the 15th-century by Sir William Martyn who was granted the lands and a license to build upon them by King Henry VII in the year 1483...
All towns in Dorset
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The White Mill is an attraction in the delightful village of Sturminster Marshall. The cornmill occupies a site recorded in.....
Athelhampton House is a fine example of a 15th Century house nestling in deepest Dorset...
This magnificent figure cut into the turf of a chalk hillside is best viewed from the north of the village. He is known as "The.....
Set in 250 acres of spectacular parkland landscaped in the latter half of the 18th century and now roamed by a herd of Red Devon.....
Without doubt this magnificent Abbey built centuries ago of creamy Ham stone ranks amongst the finest Abbey churches anywhere in.....
Many fascinating tales remain from the time when Sherborne Castle was lived in by Sir Walter Raleigh, a favourite of Elizabeth I......
