Corscombe is a small village and civil parish in Dorset, England, tucked into rolling farmland and wooded combes typical of the county. The settlement has a tight-knit feel, with stone and thatched cottages clustered along a lane, network of public footpaths and lanes that attract walkers, and a quiet rural landscape that changes with the seasons.
Historically the area has been agricultural and many of the buildings and lanes reflect that farming past; today the local economy mixes working farms with residents who commute to nearby towns and a modest amount of tourism. The village retains a strong community spirit centred on its church, village hall and pub, and there are several old houses and farmsteads of architectural interest that hint at its long history.
DT2 0QF, DT2 0PF, DT2 0PA, DT2 0NN, DT2 0QG, DT2 0NW, DT2 0NS, DT2 0PB, DT8 3SQ … See all