Listed for £500,000
March 10, 2026
Sold for £145,000
1998
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The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM is a spacious double with views towards the front of the property, featuring fitted wardrobes, characterful beams and additional space for freestanding furniture, along with loft access.
BEDROOM TWO is currently arranged with two single beds and enjoys views across the rear garden, again complemented by exposed beams.
The family BATHROOM completes the accommodation with beams continuing the cottage’s charming character and is fitted with a panelled bath, wash hand basin set within a vanity unit, heated towel rail and W.C.
Outside
The property enjoys a generous and well-established garden that complements the charm of the cottage and provides a wonderful sense of space and privacy. Immediately to the rear of the house is a secluded patio area, creating an ideal spot for alfresco dining or relaxing. Gated side access leads to steps rising to the main garden, where mature trees and an area laid to lawn are bordered by planted beds, providing colour and interest throughout the seasons.
The garden has been thoughtfully arranged with several seating areas positioned to enjoy various times of day, including a stone bench offering a peaceful place to pause and take in the surroundings. A stone built shed provides useful additional storage, while at the top of the garden a summerhouse occupies an elevated position with views towards St Catherine’s Chapel and the sea.
To the rear of the property, vehicular access is gained via a five-bar wooden gate opening onto a shingled area providing off road parking and access to the double garage.
Location
Nestled along the Jurassic Coast, the village of Abbotsbury is a place of remarkable charm and heritage. Renowned for attractions such as the Abbotsbury Swannery, the sub-tropical gardens, Chesil Beach, and the historic St Catherine’s Chapel, it draws visitors year-round. The village itself is a picturesque collection of mostly 17th to 19th-century buildings, giving it a timeless, unspoilt character. Abbotsbury offers a range of local amenities including a village shop, Post Office and a small range of renowned pubs. Surrounded by open countryside, it’s a haven for walkers and nature enthusiasts. For broader services and transport links, Dorchester is just over 9 miles away and provides everything from restaurants and cinemas to a mainline railway station, with direct connections to London Waterloo, making Abbotsbury an attractive and peaceful coastal retreat.
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