Westworth Farm, Edmondsham, Wimborne, Dorset

Believed to date back to 1816, Cranborne Cottage is an enchanting semi-detached period home, showcasing traditional brick elevations beneath a striking thatched roof. Forming part of a farmyard redevelopment, the property blends historic charm, including exposed timber beams and fine brickwork, with sensitive modern updates to create a comfortable and stylish country residence.

Our clients have taken great care to improve and maintain the property and as such it is presented in immaculate condition. The ground floor is centred around a welcoming hall and dining
room, featuring exposed brickwork and timber framing. This leads through to a generous sitting room, which provides a cosy retreat with its substantial inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove and a door opening to the garden. To the opposite side, the contemporary handmade, oaklined kitchen and breakfast room is fitted with bespoke cabinetry and Bosch appliances, a large central island with breakfast bar, and a Rangemaster cooker set within a brick hearth. A practical utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.

On the first floor, the accommodation is equally well-appointed. There is a generous landing and the principal bedroom features a fireplace and a modern, stylishly fitted en suite shower room. A second double bedroom, with exposed beams and access to a spacious loft room above, is served by a well-proportioned family bathroom. A third double bedroom completes the floor.

The property is approached via a long gravel driveway leading to the house where there is ample parking and access to a detached double garage, which also benefits from utility/laundry facilities and storage areas, offering excellent versatility. The picturesque gardens are a particular highlight, featuring a large level lawn, a brick-paved sun terrace ideal for al fresco dining, and a variety of mature trees, hedging and flowering borders. Beyond the formal gardens lies an orchard area and a communal meadow, all enjoying attractive views over the surrounding countryside.

The property is located in a rural position, close to the Dorset village of Cranborne and the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. Verwood has a variety of everyday amenities, including several shops, supermarkets and two doctors' surgeries.

The larger towns of Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Bournemouth and the city of Salisbury are also easily accessible by road, providing a wealth of amenities and leisure facilities. Outstanding-rated schools in the area include Trinity Church of England First School, Verwood Church of England First School and Cranborne Church of England First School, along with independents.

By road, the A354 and the A338 provide access towards Salisbury and Bournemouth, while the A303, A31 and M27 are all easily accessible. Mainline rail services can be accessed in either
Salisbury, Bournemouth or Christchurch, with airports at both Bournemouth and Southampton.