Listed for £500,000
February 18, 2026
Sold for £447,500
2020
Sold for £450,000
2015
Sold for £169,000
1999
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Outside
The garden extends along the full length of the property, creating a charming and well-balanced outdoor space that complements the character of the barn. Predominantly arranged to the rear, it is framed by established borders, with a pergola draped in mature climbers adding structure and seasonal colour. A paved pathway leads to a brick patio area, perfectly positioned for outdoor dining and relaxed seating. The garden enjoys a desirable westerly aspect, making the most of afternoon and evening sunlight. Timber fencing defines the boundaries and provides a sense of privacy. To the front, a tarmac driveway offers off road parking for several vehicles, completing this attractive and practical exterior setting.
Location
Barton Barn is ideally situated within the picturesque and highly regarded village of West Stafford, a quintessential Dorset setting of thatched cottages and rolling countryside. Steeped in literary history, the village famously inspired Thomas Hardy, who renamed it Talbothays in his novels, with the wedding of Tess and Angel Clare in Tess of the d’Urbervilles taking place at the ancient Church of St Andrew which remains at the heart of the community today.
The welcoming Wise Man Inn serves as a traditional village hostelry, much loved by residents and visitors alike. West Stafford enjoys a thriving community spirit, supported by an active village hall and regular events. Surrounded by glorious countryside, the area offers exceptional walking and riding opportunities. Dorchester lies just three miles to the east, providing mainline rail services to London Waterloo, a county hospital, highly regarded schools and an excellent range of independent shops and restaurants.
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