West Lulworth House, Main Road, West Lulworth, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 5RQ

West Lulworth is a picturesque Dorset village on the Jurassic Coast, located a short walk from the world-renowned visitor attractions of Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door. As a result, the local area is very popular with walkers, bird-watchers and fossil hunters and draws visitors throughout the year. The property is positioned between Weymouth to the west and Wareham to the east and West Lulworth is accessed via the A352, which is approximately 3 miles to the north.

The main building is believed to date from 1881 and has been constructed in brick beneath a pitched tile roof. Due to the typography of the site the property has effectively been constructed over three levels plus attic
accommodation. A single storey 'orangery' extension has been constructed with a flat roof. A modern two storey cottage, The Purbecks, sits adjacent to the main building and is of brick construction under a pitched slate roof. At the upper level of the site are a number of temporary structures one of which houses the plant for the swimming pool.