North Walls, Wareham

Nestled in a truly unique location at the foot of Warehams North Saxon Wall this exquisite detached house offers a splendid blend of period features and modern comforts. Spanning an impressive 2,500 square feet (approx.), this residence boasts an abundance of space, making it ideal for families or those who enjoy entertaining or two families.

The property comprises three elegantly appointed reception rooms, each providing a unique and charming atmosphere. With five generously sized bedrooms, there is ample room for family members or guests, ensuring everyone has their own private space. The three well-designed bathrooms add to the convenience and comfort of this home, catering to the needs of a busy household.

Built in 1750 (Approx.), this period property exudes character and charm, with original features that tell a story of its rich history. The spacious layout allows for a seamless flow between rooms, creating an inviting environment that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

For those with vehicles, the property offers parking for up to four vehicles, a rare find in such a desirable location. The surrounding area of Wareham is known for its picturesque scenery and vibrant community, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a tranquil yet engaging lifestyle.

In summary, this remarkable detached house in North Walls presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of history while enjoying the comforts of modern living. With its spacious interiors, period charm, and convenient parking, this property is sure to appeal to discerning buyers looking for their dream home.

** Water ingress has occured **

The Property - A stunning Grade II listed home, parts of which date back to the C12th.

This property is set on the river Piddle as you enter the Saxon walled market town of Wareham. Sitting below the North Walls, it is set away from the hustle and bustle of the historic market town, yet within walking distance of the centre and the train station with direct links from Weymouth to London. Some of England's finest Jurassic coastline and sandy beaches are accessible nearby.

The layout of the house means that it flows beautifully yet is easily divided and lends itself to a passive income or multi-generational living.

Accommodation - From the entrance hall the large family room can be found with an inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner. This spacious room supports sublime views over the River Piddle with its current rushing by, a separate external side entrance, with hallway, can be accessed from the family room and utilised as a useful boot room or can be used as the main entrance. Off this hallway is the ground floor w/c. complete with wash-hand basin.

There is a formal dining room or snug, with a fireplace housing a gas effect wood burner and mantel above, coupled with a lovely kitchen and orangery offering splendid natural light and excellent River Piddle views, The second kitchen or large utility/boot room completes the ground floor, this area could be used as the main entrance or as its own entrance, with kitchen off, if the property were split.

The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases and holds a master bedroom with ensuite shower room and four further bedrooms, plus two bath rooms.

The first staircase, rising from the entrance hall, gives access to the master bedroom with ensuite shower room, plus a further bedroom and separate bathroom. The second staircase, rising from the family room, leads to three bedrooms and a separate bathroom.

The home has superior historical features with a wealth of charm and character, and in all expands to over 2500ft2.

Outside - The approach is via a private drive that serves only two homes; there is a public footpath down the drive that takes walkers over a bridge to the water meadows,. The house has private parking for several vehicles, a garage/store, small attached shed, and a potting shed accessed to the rear. The front of the house is prettily adorned with wisteria and climbing roses.

The rear is truly delightful. Two dining areas open onto a large wide terrace which encapsulates the view across the garden, river and water meadows beyond. There is a greenhouse as well as a lawn area. Being tucked below the historic Saxon Walls keeps this superb home private, and extremely special.

Situation - Set below the North Saxon Walls of Wareham's historic market town, this sublime property enjoys stunning open countryside and views of farmland whilst being a short stroll from the main town centre. Within Wareham there are bars, cafe's and eateries, two supermarkets plus the Jurassic coast has some of England's finest coastal paths, walks and coastline to explore.

There is the mainline train station from Weymouth through to London Waterloo as well as excellent road links to larger towns and cities such as Bournemouth, Poole, Winchester and the New Forest.

Directions - What three words ///padding.starring.unicorns

Services - All mains services - EPC rating E
Council Tax Band G - Ultrafast internet and mobile connectivity available
NB: The property is sited below the mains sewerage system therefore waste is pumped from the property directly into the mains.

Material Information - Proximity to the river naturally indicates that there has been water ingress in the past. The property presently has robust flood defences and Dorset conservation team have completed further internal defences - a schedule of work was completed at the end of September 2023.