Listed for £800,000
March 2, 2026
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On the first floor is a striking triple-aspect open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, complete with a Juliet balcony, multi-fuel stove and plantation shutters. A dove-grey two-oven electric Aga™ complements the painted timber base units and double butler sink. The central island, crafted from reclaimed mill timbers, incorporates a ceramic hob with oven beneath. Also on this floor is a south-facing bedroom, a shower room with W.C., and a utility room with butler sink, washing machine and tumble dryer.
The second floor features a wide landing, ideal for use as a study, along with the impressive principal bedroom, which benefits from a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite bath and shower room. Opposite is a spacious second bedroom with en suite shower room and mezzanine study area.
Outside - A shared driveway leads to gated parking for several vehicles. A substantial outbuilding with lean-to carport provides sheltered parking and excellent workshop or studio space.
The private, enclosed gardens are a true sanctuary, with numerous seating spots from which to enjoy the soothing sounds of running water. Mature trees, including Chestnut, Lime and five historic Plane trees, stand alongside sweeping lawns bordered by the mill leat and pond, crossed by timber bridges. To the north, the weir sends water rushing beneath the mill and into the mill stream at the front.
Further features include raised vegetable beds and a decked seating area. Climbing roses, laurel hedging and young willows enhance the setting, while mature lilac wisteria both to the front and rear elevations, promising a spectacular seasonal display.
Situation - Maiden Newton is a thriving and well-served village offering a good range of local amenities, including a selection of shops, a first school, doctor’s surgery, petrol station with convenience store, public house, village hall and a railway station on the Weymouth/Dorchester to Bath and Bristol Temple Meads line.
The county town of Dorchester lies approximately 8 miles away and provides an extensive range of facilities, including several highly regarded schools, the renowned Dorset County Hospital and mainline rail services to London Waterloo.
The surrounding area offers an excellent choice of sporting and leisure pursuits, with golf available at Dorchester (Came Down), Sherborne and Yeovil. The rolling countryside is interlaced with an abundance of footpaths and bridleways, providing access to Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The stunning Jurassic Coast is just a few miles to the south, renowned for its sandy beaches, dramatic coastal walks and a wide range of water sports.
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Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected.
Electric central heating.
Broadband - Superfast speed available
Mobile - There is mobile coverage in the area, please refer to Ofcom’s website for more details. (
Council Tax Band: D (Dorset Council - )
Workshop and premises (no rates payable due to small business rates relief)
Material Information - The ground floor is categorised as Class E (commercial, business and service uses), which could be utilised for various uses subject to any necessary consents. Fishing rights to the front of the property only.
The Mill has unrestricted access over a private road which serves the Mill Complex. It’s has its own gated parking and turning area for multiple vehicles and covered parking at the rear.
Several trees within the property boundary are subject to Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs). Please contact the agent for further details.
The property is situated within a designated Conservation Area.