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Weston Lulworth Cove • Dorset Weston Lulworth Cove • Dorset • BH20 5RS a Rare Lutyens House in This Highly Sought After Coastal Location Weston Lulworth Cove • Dorset Weston Lulworth Cove • Dorset • BH20 5RS A rare Lutyens house in this highly sought after coastal location Accommodation Reception hall • Kitchen • Breakfast room • Long room • Library • Housekeepers room • Utility room • Pantry • Cloakroom Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom • Five/six further bedrooms • Family bathroom • WC Garden room • Basement with store and chauffeur’s room• Double garage with store • Further garage with wine cellar Outbuilding with studio • Mature landscaped gardens and grounds with direct sea view In all about 0.86 acres SaviIls Wimborne Wessex House, Wimborne Dorset, BH21 1PB [email protected] 01202 856800 Situation as well as the National Sailing Academy at Weymouth. There are he was better known for his grander projects including the British Weston occupies an outstanding coastal location approached by a excellent private schools in the area including Canford, Bryanston, Embassy, Washington and the magnificent viceroy’s house, New private road from this most sought after of villages. The property is Clayesmore, Milton Abbey and Sherborne together with a number of Delhi. The house has most attractive brick built elevations over three situated in a generous plot with direct sea views from the garden and preparatory schools including Dumpton, Castle Court, Port Regis and floors, the design of the house utilising the sloping hillside so that some of the upstairs rooms, just a short distance from the beautiful Sandroyd. the garden can be reached from both ground and first floor, whilst oyster shaped Lulworth Cove in this stunning and spectacular part at the same time sheltering the property from the elements in this of the Dorset Jurassic coast, a designated World Heritage site. Description spectacular coastal location. It is fair to say that the property is now Durdle Door with it massive rock archway and shingle beaches is Weston is a fascinating and rare listed Grade II Lutyens house in need of a certain amount of modernisation and refurbishment. As just one mile away. Lulworth is a charming maritime village at the thought to be the only of its type in Dorset, situated in a superb is typical with a Lutyens building, there are some delightful details western edge of the Isle of Purbeck and offers a useful range of local secluded rural cliff top location with breath taking views from the including attractive brick elevations, a statement front door with amenities including a village store, pubs, church and village hall. top of the garden, east towards the Isle of Purbeck coast and west classic portico and Tuscan columns in timber, leaded light windows, Just 4 miles away at Wool is a mainline train service with access to towards the Isle of Portland. This special house is understood an impressive scissor staircase, open fire places and some carved London Waterloo taking about 2 ¼ hours. The towns of Wareham (10 to have been designed for Sir Alfred Fripp in 1927 by Sir Edwin panelling. Inside there are some charming rooms, including the long miles) and Dorchester (13 miles) offer more comprehensive facilities. Lutyens, the name of the house is thought to have been derived from room, the main reception room with library adjoining and a delightful As well as bathing beaches nearby at Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door Westonbirt House in Gloucestershire, then owned by Sir George bay window with views across the garden. On the second floor and St Oswalds Bay, a full range of water sports are within easy Holford who supposedly left his good friend Alfred the money for the at the rear is a garden room giving access to the outside from the reach along the Dorset coast with a large sheltered harbour at Poole build. Lutyens designed a number of houses during his career but second floor. On the ground floor is an attractive kitchen with Aga and over the first and second floors are five/six bedrooms some with views of the sea. The house also has some interesting historical connections, the most memorable of guest being Sir Laurence Olivier and Jill Esmond, who spent the first night of their honeymoon there. Outside Weston is approached from the lane via a private gravelled drive where there is access to two double garages. From the parking area, stone steps rise gently to the front door where there is also access to the studio and to the western side of the house where a range of storerooms are located. The gardens and grounds surround the property and are predominantly laid to lawn. On the south western side of the house is a level lawn with stone terracing rising towards the rear of the garden together with steps to the terrace outside the garden room. At the top of the garden which rises up from the house there is a sunken seating area from which there are breath taking uninterrupted views out towards the sea with Weymouth Bay and Portland to the west and the Purbecks to the east. Inland in a northerly direction are views towards the hills. From the house there is direct access onto the spectacular South West Coastal Path. In all the garden extends to about 0.86 acres. Accommodation Please see floor plans. Directions Lulworth Cove is well signposted and can be approached from either the Dorchester, Wool or Wareham direction. On reaching the small roundabout beside the Lulworth Cove Hotel, bear right and proceed up a private road, heading up the cliff. The entrance to Weston is situated on the left hand side. Services Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Local Authority Dorset Council, Westport House, Worgret Road, Wareham, Dorset BH20 4PP. Telephone 01929 556561 Post Code BH20 5RS Viewing Strictly by appointment with Savills. The Old Rectory, 4.27 x 2.73m Chapel Street, 14'0" x 8'11" Weston, Britwell Drive, Milborne St. Andrew, Store Weston, Britwell Drive, West Lulworth, Wareham, Dorset BH20 5RS West Lulworth, Wareham,Blandford Forum, 4.33 x 2.38m 14'2" x 7'10" Wine Cellar Studio Above 3.86 x 3.26m Gross internal area (approx) Dorset BH20 5RS Dorset, DT11 0JP 12'8" x 10'8" Garage Garage 5.82 x 4.74m 5.97 x 4.46m Main HouseWeston, 503 Britwell sq m/5,413 Drive, sq ft 19'1" x 15'7" Double Garage 19'7" x 14'8" Lift Store Main House Outbuilding 28 sq m/306 sq ft 4.33 x 2.38m Main House 5.88 x 5.71m West Lulworth, Wareham, Wine Cellar 19'3" x 18'9" 12.06 x 4.37m 14'2" x 7'10" 5413 Sq Ft - 503 Sq M Garages 86 sq m/925 sq ft Studio Above 3.86 x 3.26m Dorset BH20 5RS 4.28 x 4.24m 39'7" x 14'4" 12'8" x 10'8" 3283 Sq Ft - 305 Sq M Garage Garage 14'1" x 13'11" 5.82 x 4.74m 5.97 xOutbuilding 4.46m Total Area 617 sq m/6,644 sq ft 19'1" x 15'7" Main House Double Garage 19'7" x 14'8" Lift 5.88 x 5.71m Double Garage 306 Sq Ft - 28 Sq M Coach House Hatch Hatch 5413 Sq Ft - 503 Sq M 19'3" x 18'9" 5.49 x 5.49m 18'0" x 18'0" Garages 1130 Sq Ft - 105 Sq M Outbuilding Outbuilding 925 Sq Ft - 86 Sq M Workshop and Tool Shed 306 Sq Ft - 28 Sq M 150 Sq Ft - 14 Sq M Garages 4.28 x 1.85m Outbuilding Total Area Garages 925 Sq Ft - 86 Sq M14'1" x 6'1" 6644 Sq Ft - 617 Sq M Garage Breakfast Room Total Area 323 Sq Ft -5.47 30 x 5.22m Sq M Tool Shed Garages 17'11" x 17'2" 6644 Sq Ft - 617 Sq M 2.24 x 2.14m 7'4" x 7'0" Breakfast Room Garage Total Area 5.47 x 5.22m Lift 4.28 x 2.62m 17'11" x 17'2" 4886 Sq Ft - 454 Sq M 14'1" x 8'7" Lift Library Library Workshop Glass Room 4.46 x 2.14m Coach House Ground Floor Coach House First Floor 14'8" x 7'0" Glass Room Nursery/Bedroom Bedroom 6.68 x 3.39m 5.22 x 4.55m 21'11" x 11'2" Long Room 17'2" x 14'11" Nursery/Bedroom Bedroom 12.25 x 4.53m 6.68 x 3.39m 5.22 x 4.55m Balcony 40'2" x 14'11" 21'11" x 11'2" Long Room 17'2" x 14'11" Store 12.25 x 4.53m 1.88 x 1.26m 5.81 x 1.92m 40'2" x 14'11" Store 6'2" x 4'2" 19'1" x 6'4" 5.81 x 1.92m 19'1" x 6'4" Cold Store Cold Store En-suite En-suite Bedroom 4 Bath Bath Loft4.51 x 3.16m Room Loft Kitchen Utility Boot Room Room 14'10" x 10'4" Bedroom 5 Kitchen 4.29Kitchen x 3.62m 4.26 x 4.24m 4.23 x 2.73m 4.23 x 2.72m 4.56 x 3.83m 14'1"4.56 x 3.83m11'11" 14'0" x 13'11" 13'11" x 8'11" 13'11" x 8'11" 15'0" x 12'7" 15'0" x 12'7" Pantry Pantry Bedroom 1 5.17 x 4.47m 17'0" x 14'8"Bedroom Bedroom Garden Room 2.36 x 2.26m Garden Room 2.36 x 2.26m 6.03 x 4.53m 7'9" x 7'5" Master Bedroom 6.03 x 4.53m 7'9" x 7'5" Master Bedroom Bedroom 19'9" x 14'11" Bedroom 19'9" x 14'11" Utility Room 3.65 x 3.25m 6.05 x 4.94m Utility Room 3.65 x 3.25m 6.05 x 4.94m Chauffeurs Room 3.60 x 2.13m 12'0" x 10'8" 19'10" x 16'3"Chauffeurs Room 3.60 x 2.13m 12'0" x 10'8" 19'10" x 16'3" 5.22 x 4.55m Breakfast Room 11'10" x 7'0" 2.58 x 2.20m 2.73 x 2.17m 5.22 x 4.55m 11'10" x 7'0" 17'2 x 14'11" 5.18 x 4.42m 17'2 x 14'11" Housekeepers Room 8'6" x 7'3" 8'11" x 7'1" Housekeepers Room 17'0" x 14'6" 4.03 x 3.83m 13'3" x 12'7" 4.03 x 3.83m 13'3" x 12'7" Lift Lift Store Boiler Room Sitting Room Dining Room Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Store Boiler Room 5.52 x 4.26m 4.27 x 3.65m 4.60 x 4.26m 4.26 x 3.84m 18'1" x 14'0" 14'0" x 12'0" 15'1" x 14'0" 14'0" x 12'7" Oil Storage Bedroom 4.55 x 3.64m 14'11" x 11'11" Oil Storage Bedroom Bedroom 4.04 x 3.53m 4.55 x 3.64m 13'3" x 11'7" 14'11" x 11'11" Bedroom 4.04 x 3.53m Storage 13'3" x 11'7" Store Ground Floor First Floor Storage Store Basement Ground Floor First Floor Savills Wimborne Capture Property Marketing 2020.
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