Houses For Sale in Roke Road, Bere Regis

This Grade II listed village house offers well proportioned accommodation across two floors, boasting original period features such as window shutters, fireplaces and panelled hall. The house was extended in the 1980s and 90s, adding a garden room and kitchen wings. It is suitable for families seeking a charming home with potential to personalise and improve to their own specification.

Moorcourt Farm is a substantial five bedroom stone farmhouse with over 4,900sqft of living space. It has been carefully renovated and extended, offering a balance of living rooms on the ground floor, five good bedrooms on the first floor, and an excellent home office on the second floor. The property also boasts a heated swimming pool, a Hartley Botanic greenhouse, two walled gardens, a sunken courtyard garden, raised vegetable beds and a pond with waterfall.

This charming period property dating back to circa 1777 is a unique blend of history and modern living. The spacious accommodation extends to circa 4897 sq ft including a cottage and offers seven bedrooms and three bathrooms. The property has been upgraded to incorporate sustainable energy features like Air Source heating, a solar array, and an electric car charging point. The property is set in peaceful grounds with mature gardens, outbuildings, and six separate enclosures with access to water.

This charming, detached, not listed edge of village house with a pretty stone facade and climbing rose boasts spacious, well arranged accommodation over two floors and sits well in the centre of a mature plot. The ground floor features a spacious reception hall with flagstone floor, a light kitchen with range cooker, a garden room with lovely views, an elegant dining room with fireplace and window seat and a drawing room with vaulted ceiling, dual aspect, French doors opening onto the terrace and a fireplace with stone surround. The first floor comprises four double bedrooms, each with excellent storage, a principal bedroom with delightful views across the garden, an en suite bathroom and plenty of storage, a further en suite shower room and a separate family bathroom.

The house is situated in the centre of its plot with charming mature gardens to the front and rear, a gravelled driveway providing parking for several cars, two sheltered terraced areas, numerous mature trees, well-stocked borders, a vegetable patch with raised beds, a pretty stone built outbuilding and a summerhouse.

This historic Grade II thatched property, dating back to the 1830s, offers spacious accommodation over two floors. It has retained many original features, including flagstone floors, decorative windows, working shutters, cornicing and bioethanol fireplaces. The property includes four reception rooms, a cloakroom, a panelled wine tasting room, a recently updated kitchen, a utility room, a pantry and a store. There is also a suite of cellars beneath the house. On the first floor, there is a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms, a single bedroom, a family bathroom and a separate WC.

The coach house offers additional accommodation with a cosy sitting room, a double bedroom with countryside views and a bathroom.

The property sits on 1.67 acres of land with no near neighbours and fields and woodland on three sides. It has a sweeping gravelled drive leading to a spacious parking area and planted turning circle. There is also a timber workshop with a cedar shingle roof that provides a charming garden room. The main lawn is to the south and west of the house and is set against a backdrop of mature, broadleaf trees. Extending out from the terrace on the north-facing side of the house is a beautiful walled knot garden with a pretty Pavilion, rose tunnel, central water lily pond and herbaceous borders. There is also an architectural folly, a pretty honeysuckle and clematis arbour and a fern garden.

Adjacent to the walled garden is a productive kitchen garden and mixed orchard with an additional pretty Pavilion from which to enjoy it.