Burlington Road, Swanage, Dorset, BH19

Set in the sought-after coastal town of Swanage, this inviting Edwardian detached home, built circa 1916 from traditional brick and Portland stone offers generous accommodation over three floors, a beautiful garden setting, and has the added benefit of solar panelling for improved energy efficiency.

Upon entering, you are greeted by a bright and welcoming entrance hall that sets the tone for the space and flow throughout the property. The ground floor provides a well-balanced layout ideal for both family living and entertaining. A neutrally decorated sitting room with bay window is complemented by a separate comfortable lounge with fireplace feature, while the traditional style kitchen connects conveniently to a breakfast room and utility area. A dedicated dining room offers further flexibility for formal occasions. The floor is completed by WC for everyday practicality, and additional storage space enhancing functionality.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts five well-proportioned bedrooms two of which have fitted wardrobes. The principal and family bedrooms are served by two bathrooms - one featuring a freestanding bath and the other a shower - additionally, there is a separate WC, making the layout particularly suitable for larger households or visiting guests. The second floor offers a further bedroom plus loft rooms, ideal for hobbies, home working, or additional accommodation, subject to requirements. Several rooms in this lovely home enjoy idyllic views over the surrounding rolling countryside.

Externally, the property truly shines. The rear garden is a delightful retreat, featuring a charming pond, mature planting, and a peaceful, private setting. Outbuildings and garden structures provide useful storage or potential workspace. To the front, a neat lawn with pretty flowered borders and a driveway leading to a garage, ensuring ample off-road parking.

Located within easy reach of the stunning Swanage Bay, the property is c.0.9 miles to the award winning sandy beach, scenic coastal walks, and the vibrant town centre with its range of shops, cafés, and amenities.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a versatile and adaptable home in one of Dorset’s most picturesque seaside locations, perfectly suited for family living or as a coastal retreat.

Additional information:

Roof upgrades have been carried out in 2022 including re-battening and re-tiling.

Broadband & Mobile: Please refer to the Ofcom website for availability and coverage.

Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries with the relevant local authority regarding planning permissions, flood risk, school catchment areas and proposed developments. All services and appliances have not been tested by the agent.

The Isle of Purbeck is a peninsula in Dorset which is bordered by water on three sides: the English Channel to the south and east, where steep cliffs fall to the sea; and by the marshy lands of the River Frome and Poole Harbour to the north. Locations cover a range of villages and towns including Lulworth, Corfe, Wareham, Worth Matravers, Kimmeridge Bay and Studland.

This property is located in the desirable town of Swanage, which affords a good selection of local amenities, restaurants and Blue Flag beaches with an abundance of local points of interest including the historic Swanage Railway, nearby Golf Clubs, walking and coastal activities.

Swanage is the most easterly town on the Jurassic Coast, and its gently sloping sandy beaches and sheltered waters have made it a popular destination for families since Victorian era. Despite being just six miles from the urban Towns of Poole and Bournemouth, Swanage feels a world away and retains a sense of bustling seaside charm. The beach also holds the prestigious blue flag for beach cleanliness. Did you know Swanage has been flying the Blue Flag for 24 years and won an award in May 2025, these are only awarded to well managed beaches with excellent water quality.

The town makes a great base to explore the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast. The iconic chalk stacks of Old Harry Rocks are a three-mile walk northeast along the Southwest Coast Path, while Durlston Head is a short walk to the south. From here there are spectacular views of the Jurassic Coast extending westwards, with the Isle of Wight visible on the horizon.

Durlston Country Park is a fabulous 280-acre countryside paradise with stunning walks and a plethora local of wildlife. The visitor centre at Durlston Castle, within the park, features a superb introduction to the Jurassic Coast, created with the support of the Jurassic Coast Trust. The town also has a thriving events calendar, with a variety of walking, railway events and other highlights including hugely popular jazz and folk music festivals.

Distances taken from google maps.