Wareham, Dorset

Welcome to 1 Church Green, situated in the oldest and most historic square in Wareham, close to the Parish Church of our Lady St Mary and next to the former Priory and only a few yards from Wareham Quay. Who can resist the 250-year-old, Grade II listed town house built of cob and stone? It can clearly be identified on one of the oldest maps of the area, after the fire of Wareham in 1762. The rebuilding of the houses has left us all with a beautiful Georgian town, with its original Saxon street pattern.

Stepping into the cottage, you enter into HALLWAY, which leads to a cosy SITTING ROOM, currently there is a log burner in situ and views out to the courtyard and across Church Green.

Into the KITCHEN, which has recently been fitted with bespoke contemporary cabinets and an electric cooker. The rear door will lead you out to the town courtyard, with enough space to place a bistro set and a perfect space to capture the sun going down.

Take the stairs to the first floor, where you will find a very modern and sleek SHOWER ROOM, with a wash hand basin and WC. There is a cute STUDY, which has romantic views out to the Church and over the 'Mary Poppins' rooftops of Wareham town. The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM, has characterful sloping ceilings and views out to the town.

Take the further flight of stairs to TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS, full of character and delightful in style.

Do you have a passion for heritage and history in England? This is your opportunity to breathe new life into a superb Georgian Town house. There are opportunities to modernise, upgrade and be part of a most historic Saxon walled town, in its most beautiful square, with one of Dorset's most important churches (which is also home to a leading international annual music festival) and home to the most significant memorials in Wareham.

Outside
The enclosed and quirkily-shaped COURTYARD has enough space for a seating area. With views out across the town's rooftops, this is a special place to catch the end of the day sun with a glass of something.

Location
Situated in the heart of the Saxon-walled town of Wareham, in a historic Georgian square, close to the quay on the River Frome. This attractive town has an abundance of eclectic shops and restaurants and an independent cinema. There is a rural Saturday market on the quay.

Here, you will find a perfect Quay, with a bridge and a river, with water meadows to the south, with a footpath from Wareham Bridge to Redcliffe Farm, which has been there since the 13th Century. The iconic and famous beaches located at Lulworth Cove, Studland and Swanage are all within easy reach. Wareham has a sailing club and wonderful walks at Stoborough Heath and Arne Nature Reserve. With easy access to Studland Bay, Harry Rocks, Durlston Country Park and the whole Jurassic Coast it was the ideal centre for exploring Dorset, from Bournemouth to Lyme Regis, with wonderful landscapes and countryside.

Directions
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