Located in Worgret, just outside of the Saxon town of Wareham, Maranatha is a unique self-catering Dorset retreat which sleeps two. It offers both seclusion and easy access to the many beautiful sites in the world famous Isle of Purbeck.

It is a perfect base for those looking to explore the Jurassic Coast, the wild Dorset heathland or enjoy one of the many fantastic beaches in this area.

Maranatha is also a nature-lovers dream, with an abundance of birdlife and daily visits from the resident deer!

The house and annexe are set in 3 acres with some of the trees planted over one hundred years ago, attracting many beautiful species of birds. You have your own seating area, loungers and swing seat to enjoy the distant views of the Purbeck Hills and the meandering river across the fields or just to relax and curl up with a good book.

The orchard, with its morning light, is a peaceful place to enjoy your breakfast to set you up for the adventures of the day.

In May and June it’s a joy to have the rhododendrons in full bloom.

The garden is regularly visited by the deer who come to graze or nibble the treats put out for them.

Adjacent to the garden you can access Worgret Heath Nature Reserve which is an SSSI (sight of special scientific interest) From the heath the views of the hills are stunning and you may even hear the call of the elusive Nightjar in the summer at dusk

Even though there is a road close by, our guests have described Maranatha as a peaceful and tranquil experience.