• A ring-fenced 55.81 acre (22.58 ha) farm in the heart of the Isle of Purbeck +
• The farmhouse (subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition) has an attached annexe +
• An extensive range of farm buildings +
• Possible diversification and conversion opportunities, subject to all necessary planning consents +
• An all-weather surfaced equestrian arena and generous range of stabling +
• Far reaching views over the iconic Corfe Castle and Swanage sea views +
• Situated close to Corfe Castle, Swanage and Wareham +
• Extensive walking, hacking and cycling opportunities from the doorstep +

Little Woolgarston Farm extends to approximately 55.81 acres (22.58 hectares), in a ring fenced block around the farmhouse and farm buildings. The pasture land is all arranged in manageable sized parcels which has been grazed. cut and well maintained for many years. The farmhouse and annexe both benefit from far reaching views over the adjoining farmland, Swanage sea views and the iconic Corfe Castle.

The heart of the farmstead features an extensive range of farm buildings that are used to house livestock and store machinery and fodder. There is also an all-weather surfaced equestrian arena and generous range of stabling. We consider that the farm buildings could also be suitable for possible conversion and diversification opportunities, subject to all necessary planning consents.

The Farm - The farmhouse is a three-bedroom Purbeck Stone constructed property with an attached two-bedroom Annexe extending to approximately 210m2 (2,260 sq ft) in total. The well laid-out accommodation for the farmhouse and the annexe are both arranged over two floors, benefitting from far reaching views overlooking the Purbeck hills, Corfe Castle and Swanage sea views. The farmhouse and annexe are subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition.

The gently rolling pasture land extends to approximately 52.32 acres (21.17 hectares), in a ring-fenced block surrounding the farmhouse and farm buildings which extend to another 3.49 acres (1.41 acres). The farmland is all arranged in manageable sized parcels, that has been grazed and cut for many years. There are footpaths and bridleways that cross the farm.

The heart of the farmstead features an extensive range of farm buildings that are used to house livestock and store machinery and fodder. There is also an all-weather surfaced equestrian arena and a generous range of stabling. We consider that the farm buildings could also be suitable for possible conversion opportunities, subject to all necessary planning consents.