Main House The main property comprises an original period cottage from the 1800's which has been extended over the years, resulting in a completely self contained one bedroom cottage. That said, there is an adjoining door between the two, meaning the property could easily be adapted to one residence. The main living room is a light and spacious area, enhanced by tri-fold doors that open onto the garden, and a feature woodburning stove that adds both character and warmth to the room. Adjacent to this, the dining room provides ample space for a dining table and chairs, a large storage unit, and includes a modern fireplace set into the wall, creating a refined and inviting atmosphere. Situated off the dining room is the second bedroom, which overlooks the garden, providing a peaceful setting. The kitchen, located at the rear of the property, is comprehensively fitted with ample built-in cupboard space, a gas ring hob, a NEFF cooker, and an upright sliding pantry unit. In addition, the utility room is equipped with plumbing for domestic appliances, a WC, and provides access to the self-contained cottage. Upstairs, the master bedroom offers a generously sized double room with built-in wardrobe space and stunning, far-reaching countryside views. The large bathroom includes a bath, separate shower, wash hand basin, and WC, completing the upper floor. The Cottage The Cottage provides a wonderful cosy lounge on the ground floor, with a charming wood burning stove and double doors opening to a private patio. There is a well fitted kitchen/breakfast room to the rear, along with a downstairs WC. Upstairs, there is a fantastic size double bedroom with exceptional countryside views. It benefits from en suite accommodation comprising of bath with shower over, wash basin and WC. The Lodge High Bullen Lodge is a single storey Park Home set behind the main house in an elevated position. It is currently used as a very successful holiday rental and cannot be used as a full time residency. It boasts outstanding sea and countryside views both internally and from the private outside seating area. The accommodation briefly comprised of a large open-plan living room with dining and living areas, along with a modern fitted kitchen. It provides double doors opening to the front patio as well as triple aspect windows providing an abundance of natural light. The main living space also boasts a Norwegian wood-burning stove creating a cosy ambience. An inner hallway leads to a double bedroom with wardrobe and an en-suite shower room, and a second bedroom currently offering twin beds. Lastly, there is a family bathroom to include; bath with shower over, wash basin and WC. The property benefits from an abundance of driveway parking for both the main house and the Lodge, in addition to a double garage located near the main house, with a driveway providing direct access to the road. At the front of the property, there is a large, well-maintained lawned area, and a sloping, tiered garden extends downwards through various levels. The current owners have placed significant emphasis on sustainable living, cultivating a variety of vegetables, fruits, and fruit trees that produce organic, naturally grown food. N.B. The lettings for the Lodge and the Cottage are in place and extend through to August 2025. However, should the new owner wish to continue with these bookings, there may be the potential for an earlier completion. Morcombelake is a small village located in Dorset, England, nestled on the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It's known for its scenic views, historic charm, and proximity to stunning natural landscapes. The village is surrounded by rolling hills and offers easy access to the coast, making it a peaceful retreat. Nearby, the town of Bridport is a vibrant market town known for its arts scene, independent shops, and rich maritime history. It also serves as a gateway to the beautiful beaches of West Bay, famous for its dramatic cliffs. Lyme Regis, another nearby town, is a historic seaside resort with cobbled streets and a picturesque harbour. Lyme Regis is famous for its fossil hunting opportunities on the beach and its iconic Cobb harbour, featured in literature and film. Both Bridport and Lyme Regis are key highlights of this beautiful region, offering a mix of coastal charm, history, and natural beauty. Additional Information Tenure: Freehold Utilities: Mains Electric and PV Cells, Solar Hot Water, Mains Water Heating: Oil Heating and Woodburners Drainage: Septic Tank Parking: Driveway and Garage Broadband: Refer to ofcom website Mobile Signal: Refer to ofcom website Flood risk: For more information refer to gov.uk, check long term flood risk Council Tax Band: E N.B. There are currently holiday lets in place, ending August 2025. Therefore, completion cannot take place before September 2025, unless the property is purchased as an ongoing concern. ALL MEASUREMENTS QUOTED ARE APPROX. AND FOR GUIDANCE ONLY. THE FIXTURES, FITTINGS and APPLIANCES HAVE NOT BEEN TESTED AND THEREFORE NO GUARANTEE CAN BE GIVEN THAT THEY ARE IN WORKING ORDER. YOU ARE ADVISED TO CONTACT THE LOCAL AUTHORITY FOR DETAILS OF COUNCIL TAX. PHOTOGRAPHS ARE REPRODUCED FOR GENERAL INFORMATION AND IT CANNOT BE INFERRED THAT ANY ITEM SHOWN IS INCLUDED. These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not constitute an offer or form part of any contract. Solicitors are specifically requested to verify the details of our sales particulars in the pre-contract enquiries, in particular the price, local and other searches, in the event of a sale.