Listed for £450,000
February 13, 2026
Sold for £105,000
2007
Sold for £245,000
2004
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More than simply a house, Corner Cottage represents a small but distinctive part of Dorset’s architectural heritage. It is a home with a clear sense of history that has long been a familiar and much admired presence within the village. For the next owner, it offers not only period charm and visual appeal, but also generous, adaptable accommodation and a setting that combines character with everyday practicality, making it a genuinely enjoyable place to live.
Outside
The GARDEN is a particular highlight and feels notably private and well established, wrapping attractively around the cottage and creating a space that unfolds in a series of distinct areas. Mature shrubs, trees and richly stocked borders provide colour, structure and interest throughout the seasons, while a centrally planted island helps anchor the garden and gives it a strong sense of balance. Different areas enjoy sunshine at varying times of day, offering a pleasing mix of open, sunlit spots and areas of gentle shade. A sheltered PATIO sits directly adjoining the house and provides an ideal space for outdoor dining or quiet relaxation.
A charming SUMMER HOUSE with power and a reinforced tiled roof sits within the garden and offers a peaceful retreat with views across the whole space. A wildlife pond adds further character and interest, contributing to the garden’s natural feel. Practicality is equally well served with a very large detached GARAGE with an adjoining STORE ROOM, offering excellent storage and the flexibility to function as a workshop, studio or hobby space. A rear gate leads conveniently to the private driveway, complemented by ample off-road parking.
Overall, the outside space mirrors the appeal of the cottage itself, combining privacy, versatility and character in a highly attractive village setting between Dorchester and Blandford.
Location
This charming and distinctive property is nestled within the heart of the village of Milborne St Andrew. Approaching from Blandford Hill, one of the first things to catch the eye is the cottage’s magnificent tree rising proudly from the garden, a well-known natural landmark. As the road continues, the cottage itself comes into view, with its distinctive frontage, a feature locals affectionately say resembles a friendly face watching over the village. Milborne St Andrew Milborne St Andrew boasts one local store, a local pub renowned for its Sunday roasts, a village hall, a sports pavilion, a first school, a playgroup, bus routes and access to nearby rural walks. The village is ideally located within close proximity of the main route between the county town of Dorchester, with its mainline railway station to London Waterloo and Bristol, famous weekly market and reputable schools, and Blandford Forum with its boutique style shops, tea rooms and riverside walks.
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