This delightful semi-detached cottage offers wonderful views over the sea and Poole Harbour. Dating back to the 1920s, it is steeped in period charm with exposed beams, wooden floorboards and a retro fireplace. When the sun is shining, enjoy a bite to eat in the pretty garden to the rear or set out along one of the heath paths that lead from the front gate down to the beach.
Inside, a quarry-tiled hall offers space for storing coats and shoes before continuing through to the impressive lounge/dining room. With double doors to the garden, an inglenook-style fireplace, comfortable sofas, cosy rug and a selection of books, this room offers plenty of space for the whole family to relax after a long day on the beach. Cook up a storm in the delightful kitchen, which also opens onto the large lawn garden for those sunny days. There is parking for two cars plus a lockable detached garage for storing a boat or bicycles.
Located at the end of a rough road surrounded by picturesque heathland, this property enjoys a beautifully peaceful setting. A 15-minute walk along a heath path will bring you to the 4-mile stretch of sandy beach at Studland. From kayaking to snorkelling, cycling to power boating, this fantastic stretch of coastline is sure to keep guests of all ages entertained. The sought-after coastal town of Swanage is just 3 miles away, home to another sandy beach, selection of shops and cafes and characterful steam railway to nearby Norden (5 miles).