A stunning period residence set in idyllic Dorset countryside in the hamlet of Organford. This stunning house is full of character features including vaulted ceilings, woodburning stove and feature stone walls and floors.
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Ground Floor
Entrance hall with stone feature floors and walls which leads to
Bedroom 1 – A spacious Super king bedroom with a wall mounted TV, desk/vanity area and ensuite shower room with large walk-in shower, basin and W/C
Bedroom 2 – A Double fourposter bedroom with a wall mounted TV, vanity area, dressing area and ensuite bathroom with bath and shower over, basin and W/C
Boot Room – with ornamental wood burner, feature brick work and stone and iron staircase
Bedroom 3 – A Twin or Super king on request (zip and link), dressing area and ensuite bathroom with shower over, basin and W/C
Utility Room – with sink, washing machine, tumble dryer.
First Floor
The beautiful Kitchen with vaulted ceiling, chandelier, Juliet balcony overlooking the garden, breakfast bar, bistro seating, American style fridge freezer, gas hob, gas and electric oven, microwave, coffee machine.
Open plan lounge with dining space featuring a vaulted ceiling, large comfortable sofas, wood burner, smart TV, Juliette balcony, ornamental fish tank and feature beams and brick work. The dining space has a bespoke glass and wooden table with chandelier and seating for eight guests.
Cloakroom with basin and W/C
Master Suite with beamed vaulted ceilings, elevated Emperor bed, dressing area, wall mounted TV, and ensuite shower room with large walk-in shower, his and hers basins and W/C
The Stable House forms part of the estate at the Palmers family farm in the hamlet of Organford. It is home to the award-winning Farmer Palmer Farm Park, a wonderful attraction for children under 8 years and families to enjoy the fun of the farm and learn about the various animals. The hamlet is in the rural Dorset countryside in the Purbecks, which has a wonderful array of beautiful places to visit during your stay. Enjoy the rolling countryside, magnificent Jurrasic coastline and pretty villages in the surrounding area.
This gorgeous Victorian property, originally built in the 1880’s, was the stable house for the farm's animals working horses and a hay store. The house was converted in the 1990’s into a spectacular home. Many of the original features have been retained whilst modern touches have been added and the finished result is beautiful, stylish and unique space.
The house is arranged over two floors and accommodates up to eight guests in four characterful bedrooms. The living area, kitchen and the master suite are on the first floor and every room has a wonderful view of the immaculate tree lined grounds to the front of the house with its ornate water feature and lawns.
Outside
Seating area within the walled garden with bench seating, gravel forecourt and large lawned ornamental area with water feature and pond, wooden dining furniture for outside dining and a BBQ.
The local area
Poole is a lively coastal town in a sheltered position, nestled between Bournemouth and the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline on the stunning South Coast of England – a naturally beautiful place to spend your holiday, at any time of year.
Known for being Europe’s largest natural harbour, with its crystal clear waters and some of Britain’s best sandy beaches, it’s a haven for sailors and wildlife, and the perfect place to try your hand at any water sport imaginable.
There are plenty of exceptional beachside cafes, restaurants, pubs and bars to choose from, making it a great place to relax with friends. Poole is also a fantastic shopping hub with high street stores, independent shops and boutiques and the Dolphin shopping centre all offering ample opportunities for retail therapy.
Poole’s vibrant bustling quayside is a great spot to soak up the atmosphere of this historic maritime port, with its pirate heritage. Wander round the cobbled streets to take in the sights of the historic old town, visit the free entry Poole Museum to discover Poole’s story, and follow the traditional cockle trail.
For an adventurous day out, take the ferry across to Brownsea Island, home to red squirrels, kingfishers and oystercatchers. Nearby Studland Nature Reserve is another highlight for nature lovers, wildlife spotters and ramblers, whilst the dramatic dunes and heathlands are home to many species of wildlife and provide a beautiful scenic landscape.
From Poole you can easily access the magnificent Jurassic coast that reveals 185 million years of Earth’s history across a 95 mile span of coast between east Dorset and east Devon.
Parking
Driveway parking for 3 cars
