BH19 CAULDRON CRESCENT, Swanage

Urban & Country Homes. Cauldron Crescent is an established, and quietly positioned residential address ideally located within walking distance of the sea approach and within easy reach of Swanage centre and shops.

This well presented detached home, is hugely deceptive, with significant accommodation set out of 3 floors. There are 4 well proportioned bedrooms; the master bedroom suite occupying the top [2nd floor] and comprising a double bedroom with some sea views, dressing area and modern bathroom.

Access to the property is gained via a private front door on the 1st floor, this level lies host to 3 additional bedrooms serviced by a family bathroom, as well as a guest bedroom 2, with en-suite shower room, and versatile bedroom 3 / study. The rear facing lounge/diner is also positioned on the 1st floor, affording a dual aspect and access to the rear lobby with stairs leading down to the ground floor level.

The ground floor can be accessed independently via the driveway and pathway to the side of the property, with side door giving access to the utility area / ground floor hallway. This area of the house is dominated by a stunning kitchen dining room which occupies an extension to the original building. Twin sets of by-fold doors provide a pleasant orientation and access to the rear gardens.

Overflow accommodation exists on this level and comprises multiple areas, some with restricted head height, that have been utilised as bedrooms and study areas by the current owner.

This unique home is accessed via a private driveway providing off street parking and access to the integral garage. The ornamental gardens to the front are landscaped with central pathway leading to the front door on the 1st floor level.

The rear gardens afford a high degree of privacy and seclusion, are landscaped and can be access via by-fold doors from the kitchen/diner.

Swanage is small seaside town on the Isle Of Purbeck on the south coast of England. It is known for its generally curving sandy beach, traditional pier, Victorian charm, and dramatic coastal scenery.

- Beach & Seafront: Swanage has a sheltered bay with a long, sandy beach that is popular for swimming and paddling. Colourful beach huts line the promenade giving it a quintessentially British seaside feel.

- Swanage Pier: A historic Victorian pier, beautifully restored. It's popular for walking fishing and even diving!

- Heritage Railway: The Swanage Railway is a steam and diesel heritage line that runs through the scenic countryside of Corfe Castle, adding a nostalgic touch to visits.

Jurassic Coast: Swanage sits on England's World Heritage-listed Jurassic coast. Nearby cliffs and headlands reveal millions of years of geological history, with excellent walking along the South West Coast Path to places like Old Harry Rocks.

Town Centre: Compact and friendly, with independent shops, cafe's pubs, fish and chip shop. It has a relaxed, traditional holiday destination atmosphere.

- Events: Swanage is well known for festivals like the Swanage Carnival and the Swanage Jazz Festival, which draws visitors every year.

- Nearby Attractions: Within easy reach are Corfe Castle [the ruins of a dramatic Norman fortress], Studland Bay[with its unspoilt beaches and nature reserve], and Durlston Country Park, with clifftop walks and a visitor centre in a Victorian Castle.

- Vibe: Old-fashioned ina charming quintessentially English way. Sleepy in Winter, lively in the summer months. A place people visit to slow down, enjoy coastal walks, have an icecream and watch the sea!