Une Ferme Classée Grade II Avec Des Logements Auxiliaires, Plusieurs Dépendances Et Environ 1,2 Hectare

Much larger than first impressions suggest, this deceptively spacious farmhouse offers generous and versatile accommodation that must be viewed to be fully appreciated. Dating from 1633, with origins believed to feature in the Domesday Book, the property offers a wealth of original details throughout including a rare priest hole that offers a glimpse into its fascinating past. The property is set in an idyllic village location, moments from the rugged Jurassic Coast and surrounded by beautiful established gardens of approximately 1.2 acres. The accommodation extends to 3,570 sq ft, comprising a generous four-bedroom house and a self-contained two bedroom annexe, alongside several useful outbuildings.

The ground floor accommodation offers four flexible reception rooms, including the generous drawing room which features exposed timber beams, a brick-built fireplace and a dual aspect welcoming plenty of natural light. There is also a dining hall with Beer Quarry flagstone flooring and a fireplace as well as a welcoming sitting room and a cosy family room. Additionally, the ground floor has a well-equipped kitchen with bespoke wooden units complimented by granite worktops, a central island with a breakfast bar, integrated appliances
and a 4 oven Aga. A utility provides further useful space for household storage and appliances with the ground floor accommodation completed by a cloakroom.

The first floor can be accessed via two separate stairways with one showcasing an impressive original staircase. On this floor there are four beautifully appointed bedrooms, including the generous dual aspect principal bedroom which features built in storage. Two of the bedrooms benefit from en suite shower rooms, while another has its own WC. The first floor also has a family bathroom. The annexe adjoins the main house but also benefits from its own private entrance. Across two levels, the accommodation comprises a sitting room, an open-plan kitchen and sitting area, two double bedrooms (one on a mezzanine level) and a bathroom, as well as a loft store.

The annexe also has its own private driveway with space for up to three cars, as well as a fenced garden and an enclosed courtyard garden. This versatile space is currently used as an art studio but offers excellent opportunities for multi generational or income potential subject to consents.