A stunning Victorian townhouse, boasting a hidden roof terrace, private parking and a tranquil, enclosed garden. Conveniently located right in the heart of Wareham, overlooking the high street, with a host of great pubs, restaurants, shops and river walks right on your doorstep. A prime location, yet a remarkably peaceful and secluded retreat. With easy access to the Jurassic coastline & surrounding attractions, this is an ideal base for a holiday in the Purbeck.

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Wareham is an historic, Saxon-walled town, encircled by the ancient earthen ramparts built by Alfred the Great in the 9th century to defend from Viking invaders. Skirted by the Rivers Frome and Piddle, there are many picturesque walks nearby, with great bird watching and incredible sunrise and sunset views. Trails start just down the lane - perfect for a little wander to explore the local area or for a quick dog walk. The town itself has a lively atmosphere, centred around the riverside Quay, with Saturday markets, regular summer events & water-sports / private motorboat hire available, as well as. river cruises to Poole Harbour. The award winning Italian Bakery is just a few doors down from the house too - ideal! With countless natural beauty spots just a short drive (or bus ride) away, Wareham is known as "The Gateway" to the Purbeck for good reason. You can enjoy great hiking, cycling, swimming, climbing and a range of other activities in the epic scenery of Durdle Door, Kimmeridge Bay, Lulworth Cove, Studland beach, Old Harry Rocks, Swanage & Wareham Forest. Plus a bounty of other nearby attractions for all ages and passions, such as Bovington Tank museum, Tyneham village, RSPB Arne nature reserve, Dorset Adventure Park and Monkey World to name just a few! You'll be spoiled for choice on how to spend your time. You can also discover the rich history of Wareham in the local museum - The town dates back over 2000 years and was once a stronghold for Alfred the Great, as well as being home to Lawrence of Arabia. You may also like to visit the charming St Martin's On The Walls Church, which houses the stone tomb effigy of T.E. Lawrence. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach holiday, or an adventurous getaway, the Purbeck has got it covered! And with excellent transport links / quick access to all the local beauty spots and tourist attractions, Wareham is the ideal base for exploring the majestic Isle of Purbeck and the Jurassic coast.