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About
This is a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional residence owned by the same family since 1965.
It is situated in an outstanding, sought after tranquil location, approached by a private lane leading off West Street, and adjoining Corfe Common to the rear.
Set within secluded grounds of approximately 1.35 acres (0.54 hectares), it is about half a mile from the centre of the village which is dominated by the old Castle Ruins.
There are fine views from the first floor to the adjoining open countryside and the Castle in the distance and, whilst in need of updating throughout, this unique home offers extensive versatile accommodation, with added potential for families wishing to create multi-generational living or those seeking additional income potential.
Built in the 1930s, the property is constructed of brick and render under a conventional pitched roof, the original section being stone tiled which was fully replaced in 2023; the remainder is shingle tiles.
Several extensions have been added in later years and the property is within the Corfe Castle Conservation Area.
The quintessential village of Corfe Castle lies at the centre of the Isle of Purbeck, sitting to the west of the seaside resort of Swanage (5 miles distant) with its fine, safe and sandy beach; and to the south of the market town of Wareham, a similar distance, which has main line rail links to London Waterloo (approx.
2.5 hours). Much of the area is classified as being of Outstanding Natural Beauty, incorporating the Jurassic Coast.
Welcoming you to this substantial family residence, the hallway leads directly to the generously sized dining room with brick fireplace, aga and original parquet flooring.
Beyond this is the kitchen area, fitted with a range of units and with a useful larder cupboard.
Also on this level, there is a good sized double bedroom, shower room and separate cloakroom, with the hallway leading to the side of the house where there is a large workshop with access to both the front and rear gardens, together with a smaller workshop and three stores.
Subject to the necessary planning consents, these areas could offer excellent potential for further accommodation or ancillary living space.
Dining Room 5.36m excl bay x 3.92m (17'7" excl bay x 12'10") Kitchen Area 3.79m x 2.28m max (12'5" x 7'6" max) Bedroom 3 4.28m x 3.14m excl bay (14' x 10'4" excl bay) Shower Room 2.22m x 1.29m (7'4" x 4'3") WC Two sets of stairs lead from the dining area to the first floor and to the half-level living room.
These upper levels have independent access from the living room to the rear garden and could therefore be arranged to create two separate units ideally suited for multi-generational living or providing a home with income.
The exceptionally sized triple aspect living room is a particular feature, looking over the garden and having a Purbeck stone fireplace and wood burning stove.
Leading off is a second kitchen area fitted with a range of units and from there, a short flight of stairs also leads to the first floor where two further double bedrooms and a bathroom complete the accommodation.
Both bedrooms have fireplaces and are dual aspect, with Bedroom 2 enjoying views over the village to the Castle.
Living Room 8m x 5.93m max (26'3" x 19'5" max) Kitchen Area 3.84m x 2.19m (12'7" x 7'2") Bedroom 1 5.36m max x 3.92m (17'7" max x 12'10") Bedroom 2 4.28m x 3.12m (14' x 10'3") Bathroom 3m x 2.11m (9'10" x 6'11") The property is approached by a gravelled driveway providing ample parking, together with two garages.
The garden adjoins Corfe Common and is lawned with mature shrubs and trees and includes an area of paddock. In total, the plot measures approximately 1.35 acres (0.54 ha).
Workshop 4.66m x 2.83m (15'4" x 9'3") Workshop 3.5m x 2.37m (11'6" x 7'9") services All mains services connected. Council tax Band G - £4,513.54 for 2026/27.
Viewing Strictly by appointment through the Agents, Corbens, . The postcode is BH20 5HB Property Ref COR2296
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