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Welcome to New Homes in Dorchester, the easy way to find new homes in Dorchester and the surrounding area. The historic county town of Dorchester is located in the county of Dorset, 8 miles due north of Weymouth and 20 miles to the west of Poole. Dorchester has a population in the region of 16,000 and its famous Athelhampton House and Gardens attracts many visitors each year. If you are looking at new homes in Dorchester you may be interested to learn that it has an abundance of primary and secondary schools. It is also home to Kingston Maurward College, with more than 60 years experience in land-based and agricultural subjects, the Dorset campus near Dorchester provides our students with some of the best facilities available across the UK. Areas close to Dorchester include Weymouth, Yeovil and Bournemouth. London is situated approximately 129 miles from Dorchester. New homes in Dorchester provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Dorchester can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Dorset.

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Dorchester is the county seat of Dorset, in South West England. Located on the English Channel coast, Dorchester has always remained an important town. Dorchester has a total population of around 16,000 which constitutes a small part of the 710,500 people living in Dorset. Modern Dorchester economy is based on trade, tourism, and services, according to Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, the leading new homes website in the United Kingdom.

Dorchester traces its history to pre-Roman times. The town of Dorchester also played a significant role during the English Civil War when it served as the secret hiding place of King Charles II on his escape to France. Dorchester saw major development during the industrial revolution when it was connected to the railway network and saw an influx of tradesmen and tourists. Dorchester is close to main towns and suburbs of Dorset including Lower Bockhampton, West Stafford, Poundbury, Lower Burton, and Higher Burton.

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Places of Interest in Dorchester

Athelhampton House: A historic 15^th century manor house, it remains a popular tourist attraction in Dorchester. The property is surrounded by well manicured lawns and gardens. Tourists to Dorchester now have access to the billiard room and the library that offers an insight into the old living standards of the high and mighty.
Borough Gardens: A popular tourist attraction in Dorchester is the Borough Gardens. They are situated near the town centre of Dorchester and offer glimpses into exquisite gardening standards. Fashioned on the famous Kew Gardens of London, this Dorchester location hosts floral shows and other events.
Dinosaur Museum: It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Dorchester given the fact that it is the only such facility in the UK. Dinosaur museum hosts a large collection of relics related to the original inhabitants of earth. It is a special treat for children with educational programs and guided tours.
Dorset County Museum: Another popular attraction in Dorchester is the Dorset County Museum. It offers glimpses into the rich past of this region. Archaeological relics and artefacts line the space along with modern art and paintings. It is also home to a well-documented visual history of the region that remains a favourite with visitors.
Hardy’s Cottage: Thomas Hardy, the world famous author, lived in this house for many years. It remains a pilgrimage site in Dorchester for those who are ardent fans of Hardy’s literature. The cottage has been beautifully restored in the same Dorchester fashion as it was during the times of Thomas Hardy.
Maiden Castle: A world famous Iron Age castle, it is one of the most visited attractions in Dorchester. Discovered in the 19^th and 20^th century, it has now become an icon of Dorchester.
Garden Bowls Club: A popular club in Dorchester, it holds many competitions during summer months. It is also the setting for a laidback picnic on the vast greens.

Famous People From Dorchester

Dorchester is home to many famous personalities who have graced its lush green environs. Thomas Hardy remains the most popular person from Dorchester.

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