This really is the quintessential Dorset cottage. A stunning Grade II listed property in a very pretty hamlet, yet close to amenities and the coast. The cottage has most recently been a successful holiday let but would also be a lovely home.

Stepping through the front door into a small vestibule and straight into the gorgeous interior and welcoming DINING ROOM, which has an inglenook and view of the garden, a lovely area for family meals. The SITTING ROOM, also with an inglenook with a cosy wood burner, is a comfortable room and together with polished parquet wood flooring and French doors to the enchanting garden, makes for a really lovely space for enjoying company. The KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM is beautifully light and airy with contemporary shaker style base and wall units, integral dishwasher, separate electric hob and oven, and to complete the rural feel, an oil-fired Aga™. From here is a useful UTILITY ROOM which has space and plumbing for washing machine, tumble dryer and is a useful space for coats and boots after lovely long coastal and countryside walks.

There is also a pretty GROUND FLOOR BATHROOM with bathtub, W.C., and wash-hand basin and lots of natural light coming in from a window overlooking the garden.

Up to the FIRST FLOOR, and the bedroom accommodation. There are two very pretty and good-sized DOUBLE BEDROOMS, and a good SINGLE BEDROOM. All with lovely views to wake up to and an expanse of night sky to go to bed to. All of the rooms have built -in wardrobes with useful storage space. On this floor is a contemporary SHOWER ROOM with power shower, wash-hand basin and W.C., and a wide window bringing in natural light and giving great views of the garden.

Outside
This lovely cottage sits in the heart of the hamlet on a side road that leads to the old Holy Rood Church, now used primarily as a village hall.

At the rear of the cottage is a large, enchanting, and private GARDEN with paved PATIO area immediately abutting the rear of the cottage, and raised lawn to the remainder. There is further PATIO seating area on the raised garden and you can enjoy this sunny, predominantly south-facing garden in tranquility. There is an open outlook towards the countryside beyond. There is a POTTING SHED and in addition there is the rare advantage of a GARAGE plus ADDITIONAL OFF-ROAD PARKING.

Location
Cuckoo Nod is one of a charming pair of Purbeck stone, 18th century thatched cottages situated on a quiet lane leading to the old Parish church. The hamlet of Coombe Keynes is both picturesque and peaceful and lies just inland from some of the most remarkable coastal scenery in England, stretching from St Albans Head through the Isle of Purbeck past Lulworth Cove to Durdle Door and Ringstead Bay.

There are well signposted and most spectacular walks throughout this area and fishing, golf and horse-riding are all readily available. The village of Wool is 2 miles away and has some good local shops, 2 primary schools, GP surgery and dentist as well as a main line station to London, Waterloo. The riverside market town of Wareham is just 7 miles and has an eclectic mix of restaurants and shops, as well as a yacht club and you can catch the fast train to London from here.

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