Wareham Heritage Snapshot
In Wareham in the time of King Edward there were 120 houses in the king's demesne. This vill was assessed for every service of the king and paid geld for 10 hides, that is, 1 silver mark for the king's housecarls excepting the customs which belonged to the farm of 1 knight. There were 2 moneyers each paying 1 silver mark to the king and 20s, when the coinage was changed. Now there are 70 houses, and 73 have been completely destroyed from the time of Hugh the sheriff. Domesday Book
The hotel, originally built in 1549, is situated in the heart of the Isle of Purberk, Dorset, and is ideally based for seeing the local sights and the surrounding towns of Swanage, Bournemouth and Poole. more >> Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Inn From:£50.00
Culeaze is situated in the picturesque Piddle River Valley to the West of Wareham and a mile out of Bere Regis. Monkey World and the Tank Museum are only 3 miles away and the stunning World Heritage Jurassic Coastline is a 10 minutes drive. Culeaze Manor is a lovingly restored … more >> Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Bed and Breakfast From:£70.00
Frome Dale is a Family run bed and breakfast which offers a relaxing atmosphere and a warm welcome. Ideally situated for visiting the Jurassic coast, Lulworth Coast, Cove and Castle with Monkey World and the Tank Museum close by. more >> Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Guest house From:£65.00
Kingston Country Courtyard is situated in open countryside on a picturesque ridge amid the beautiful Purbeck Hills, and offers spectacular views stretching from historic Corfe Castle, across Swanage Bay, to the distant shores of the Isle of Wight. Here is an opportunity to spend some time in one of the … more >> Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Bed and Breakfast From:£40.00
