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Resting in the tranquil and chocolate-box village of Langton Matravers, lies Sea Pink Cottage, a beautiful and newly refurbished Purbeck Stone cottage, just two miles from the seaside town of Swanage. This inviting retreat is a perfect choice for couples looking to escape normal life and explore the magnificent Jurassic coast. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space where you can settle down in the warmth of the electric fire and get lost in an enthralling novel, or tune into the TV and catch up on your favourite shows. Take a perch at the breakfast bar in the kitchen area and plan your holiday itinerary before whipping up a delicious home cooked meal using all the usual conveniences of an electric oven, gas hob and microwave. When the day draws to a close, retire to the beautiful bedroom, housing a sumptuous king-size bed, complete with quality linens and a plush duvet that is waiting to be curled up in after an action-packed day. Venturing out from the property, you are just a few minutes from the popular "Kings Arms" public house, serving home cooked meals and local ales, as well as the village shop where you can pick up your daily essentials such as bread, milks and eggs. Walkers can embark on adventures from the door, particularly along the Priests Way, which leads you along an ancient track passing between quarries and across fields, with glorious views of the countryside. Swanage can be reached in just over 2 miles and is home to a long stretch of golden sand resting in a sheltered bay, perfect for taking a dip in its clear, shallow waters. This blue flag beach has a stunning sweeping coastline with many attractions and the town is home to the prized vintage steam railway where you can experience a unique journey through six miles of beautiful scenery passing the magnificent ruins of Corfe Castle. Sea Pink Cottage will make a fabulous home-away-from-home. Langton Matravers is a little village nestled on the Isle of Purbeck, in the county of Dorset. The village offers a traditional pub, The King's Arms, a village shop and a museum that focuses on the quarrying history of the village. There is a number of excellent walks in the immediate area, with the Priests Way passing between quarries and across open fields with delightful countryside views along the way. Visit the town of Swanage, just two miles away, where you can soak up the sunshine on the beach or dine at a fancy restaurant.