527 houses for sale in Rabling Road BH19 Swanage

This substantial Edwardian semi-detached fine character house is conveniently situated about one third of a mile from Swanage town centre and some 300 metres from the picturesque Mill Pond and Parish Church. The property is in a level position, with Swanage beach, local amenities and the Swanage Railway all within easy reach.The property is thought to have been built around the turn of the 20th Century, constructed of brick under a pitched roof, covered with slate tiles. Immaculately presented, It offers 2 reception rooms, 7 double bedrooms and has recently been renovated throughout to a high standard with stylish contemporary decor. It retains many original features and is currently successfully holiday let by the owners offering AirBnB accommodation.The seaside resort of Swanage lies at the eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck, delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. To the South is the Durlston Country Park renowned for being the gateway to the Jurassic Coast and World Herita

Built in the 1920's, and renovated throughout, this delightful three bedroom home boasts modern comfort and characterful features and is situated on a short, level walk to Swanage Town Centre. The property is offered to market with no forward chain and presents an ideal opportunity to acquire a family home or investment opportunity. The interior has been decorated with a calming warm stone palette throughout and is ready to move into, with an enclosed garden just waiting for you to make your own mark on. Stepping through the front door, we are welcomed firstly into the main entrance hallway, where doors lead to the living room, separate dining room, ground floor W.C and kitchen. Stairs rise to the first floor.The eye is drawn initially into the living room. This generous and contemporary space has ample room for a cosy sofa suite, coffee table and free standing storage. A large bay window allows plenty of natural light as well as useful storage in the bay seat. Fresh, muted tones lift

This substantial detached family home is located in a favoured position in a fine residential area at North Swanage, within easy reach of open country, the Jurassic Coastal path and the beach. It is thought to have been built during the 1930s and is of conventional brick construction with cement render under a traditional pitched roof covered with clay tiles. Presented throughout with a neutral decor to maximise the light and spatial feeling, a particular feature is the superb open plan dining room/kitchen fitted with wood flooring and enjoying views of the Purbeck Hills. There is scope for further development, subject to planning consent. Swanage lies at the eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a fine, safe, sandy beach, and is an attractive mixture of old stone cottages and more modern properties, all of which blend in well with the peaceful surroundings. You are welcomed to this modern property by the entrance hall. Leading off i

Situated within a CUL-DE-SAC location within the coastal town of Swanage is this WELL PRESENTED two bedroom house. This property offers a SPACIOUS KITCHEN and a rear aspect SITTING ROOM that leads through into the CONSERVATORY. This property offers TWO BEDROOMS with the principle bedroom EN-SUITE. Outside this property enjoys a PRIVATE enclosed GARDEN and comes complete with GARAGE and parking. This property is within walking distance to Swanage town centre and beach with endless coastal and countryside walks from the property

This substantial detached family home is located in a favoured position in a fine residential area at North Swanage, within easy reach of open country, the Jurassic Coastal path and the beach. It is thought to have been built during the 1930s and is of conventional brick construction with cement render under a traditional pitched roof covered with clay tiles.Presented throughout with a neutral decor to maximise the light and spatial feeling, a particular feature is the superb open plan dining room/kitchen fitted with wood flooring and enjoying views of the Purbeck Hills. There is scope for further development, subject to planning consent.Swanage lies at the eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a fine, safe, sandy beach, and is an attractive mixture of old stone cottages and more modern properties, all of which blend in well with the peaceful surroundings. You are welcomed to this modern property by the entrance hall. Leading off is

If you’re looking for the perfect escape set in the heart of a quiet, pretty village with views across the Purbeck countryside then this beautiful cottage may be your escape to the country. Stepping through the front door into the main living space you will have an immediate sense of history. There is plenty of space for coats and boots, and additional storage tucked under the stairs. The main SITTING ROOM is spacious and with original windows on both sides it is filled with natural light, and plenty of ceiling height, unlike many cottages of this period. A cosy log burner sits within an original brick fireplace in the centre of the room. To the left as you enter the cottage is THE SNUG, which could equally be a charming DINING ROOM or indeed a third double bedroom. With original flag stone flooring, and log burner within another original fireplace, it is hard not to be charmed by this additional living space.Moving on from the sitting room, a passage takes you towards the cleverly des

An attractive detached bungalow in the sought-after village of Worth Matravers, occupying a generous quarter-acre plot with landscaped gardens, excellent parking and exciting potential to create additional accommodation with views towards the English Channel. Fermain Lodge is quietly positioned within a small residential cul-de-sac on the eastern outskirts of Worth Matravers, with open countryside immediately nearby. Built in 1988 by the previous owner, the property has attractive elevations of natural Purbeck stone and offers spacious and versatile single-storey accommodation, together with an integral garage and in-and-out driveway. A particular attraction is the property's future potential. Subject to the necessary planning consents, there is scope to elevate the roof and create additional accommodation, potentially taking advantage of views towards the English Channel. This provides an exciting opportunity for a purchaser to further enhance the property and create a home tailored t

This well presented end of terrace house is situated in the heart of the town centre, approximately 150 metres from the seafront and main beach. As the name suggests the property was formerly a print-works but was virtually reconstructed in 2014 and has cement rendered external elevations, the upper part being timber clad under a pitched roof, covered with slate. 'The Old Printworks' offers well planned accommodation with its own personal entrance with views of the sea and is ideally suited for a first-time buyer, or as an investment. The seaside resort of Swanage lies at the eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck, delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a fine, safe, sandy beach, and is an attractive mixture of old stone cottage and more modern properties. To the South is the Durlston Country Park renowned for being the gateway to the Jurassic Coast and World Heritage Coastline. The market town of Wareham which has main line rail link to London Waterloo (approx. 2.5 hours)

INTERESTING GRADE II LISTED TERRACED PROPERTY in TOWN CENTRE LOCATION featuring SPACIOUS ACCOMMODATION, FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOMS, OPEN-PLAN KITCHEN/DINING ROOM, LARGE SITTING/GAMES ROOM and ATTRACTIVE COURTYARD.*The front door enters into the original Purbeck stone flagged entrance hallway containing a length of ample storage cupboards. A further hall area leads into the stunning and well-appointed oak-floored kitchen/dining room with bespoke kitchen units, granite worktops, integrated appliances, butler sink, range cooker and an island. The kitchen is the heart of the home and double bi-fold doors open onto a very private flag-stoned internal courtyard. Leading on from this are the cosy TV room/snug with log burner and feature stone walls, a utility area with washing machine, butler sink and large drying cupboard, and the fully tiled wet-room.The main staircase leads up to the impressive living/games room which has triple aspect windows, a gas coal-effect stove and feature Purbeck stone f

This superior detached chalet style residence is pleasantly situated in the village of Harmans Cross with excellent views of the Purbeck Hills. The property is thought to have been built during the early 1960s of part Purbeck stone construction, the remainder being cement rendered under a concrete tiled roof. Willow Stone offers good size accommodation, ideal for family living and retirement. It has the considerable advantage of three generous reception rooms and landscaped gardens are a particular feature, designed for private, relaxed outdoor living all year round. The village of Harmans Cross lies in the heart of the Isle of Purbeck, some 2.5 miles from the seaside resort of Swanage and a similar distance from the historic village of Corfe Castle. It has a large modern village hall and the popular railway station serving Corfe Castle to Swanage all year round. The market town of Wareham is some 8 miles distant and has mainline train service to London Waterloo (approx 2.5 hours). The

This linked semi-detached family house is situated on the western outskirts of Swanage, adjoining farmland at the rear. It is within easy reach of primary and secondary schools and local amenities. Thought to have been constructed during the 1950s, it is of cavity brick under a pitched roof covered with interlocking tiles. Whilst in need of updating throughout, 41 Holmes Road offers spacious and well-planned family accommodation with views across the valley to the Purbeck Hills in the distance. It also has the advantage of a good sized South facing garden which adjoins farmland at the rear. NB. There is a local authority covenant on the property which states that the purchaser must have lived and/or worked in the Dorset area for the last 3 years. Swanage lies at the Eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a fine, safe, sandy beach, and is an attractive mixture of old stone cottages and more modern properties, all of which blend in well

This superior detached chalet style residence is pleasantly situated in the village of Harmans Cross with excellent views of the Purbeck Hills. The property is thought to have been built during the early 1960s of part Purbeck stone construction, the remainder being cement rendered under a concrete tiled roof. Willow Stone offers good size accommodation, ideal for family living and retirement. It has the considerable advantage of three generous reception rooms and landscaped gardens are a particular feature, designed for private, relaxed outdoor living all year round. The village of Harmans Cross lies in the heart of the Isle of Purbeck, some 2.5 miles from the seaside resort of Swanage and a similar distance from the historic village of Corfe Castle. It has a large modern village hall and the popular railway station serving Corfe Castle to Swanage all year round. The market town of Wareham is some 8 miles distant and has mainline train service to London Waterloo (approx 2.5 hours). The

St Aldhelm’s Court is conveniently located a short, almost level distance from the town centre and all amenities including bus station, Doctors' Surgery, theatre, shops and cafes. It has been specifically designed for the over 55s and offers comfortable, secure and independent living within a friendly community setting with House Manager to hand. This one bedroom apartment, accessed by stairs or lift is situated on the second floor of the complex and has pleasant westerly views from Living Room, Bedroom and Kitchen.Enter from a communal hallway into a vestibule and double doors open into a comfortably sized Living Room with ample space for lounge and occasional furniture, tv and a small dining table and chairs set beneath the window. The adjoining Kitchen is neatly arranged with practicality in mind and includes a range of worktops with tiled splashbacks, inset stainless steel sink and electric hob with filtration hood over. The electric oven is conveniently set at hip height and space

Approached via a broad private driveway, this handsome 1950s detached residence occupies a desirable position on Bonfields Avenue, within easy reach of Swanage s award-winning sandy beaches. The property retains the architectural features of its era, including attractive traditional bay windows and generously spaced accommodation. Upon entering the property, we are welcomed firstly into the main entrance hall complete with polished parquet flooring which lends a sense of refinement and period character to the home. Conveniently, the hallway leads initially to the ground floor cloakroom, comprising W.C and wash basin. Opposite the cloakroom is the study, a spacious reception room with feature bay window to flood the room with sunlight. This is an ideal space for a home office, or a spare bedroom for guests. Further along the hallway is the main living space which flows into the dining room and kitchen. The living room is exceptionally spacious and bright, with feature log burner creatin

This spacious semi-detached bungalow is situated at the end of a quiet ‘no through’ road about three quarters of a mile from the town centre and some 300 metres from the Townsend Nature Reserve. It is thought to have been built during the 1980s and is of traditional cavity construction with Purbeck stone to the front, the remainder being cement rendered, under a concrete tiled roof. Badgers Rest offers good sized accommodation and has the advantage of an enclosed rear garden which enjoys some views of the Purbeck Hills in the distance. It also has the benefit of an attached garage and off-road parking for 2/3 vehicles. Swanage lies at the Eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a fine, safe, sandy beach, and is an attractive mixture of old stone cottages and more modern properties, all of which blend in well with the peaceful surroundings. Townsend Nature Reserve is close by and is a gateway to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site, H

This spacious semi-detached bungalow is situated at the end of a quiet 'no through' road about three quarters of a mile from the town centre and some 300 metres from the Townsend Nature Reserve. It is thought to have been built during the 1980s and is of traditional cavity construction with Purbeck stone to the front, the remainder being cement rendered, under a concrete tiled roof.Badgers Rest offers good sized accommodation and has the advantage of an enclosed rear garden which enjoys some views of the Purbeck Hills in the distance. It also has the benefit of an attached garage and off-road parking for 2/3 vehicles. Swanage lies at the Eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a fine, safe, sandy beach, and is an attractive mixture of old stone cottages and more modern properties, all of which blend in well with the peaceful surroundings. Townsend Nature Reserve is close by and is a gateway to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site, Hi

This three bedroom, end of terrace home, constructed in the early 2020's is situated on a popular and attractive residential estate in North Swanage with parks and pre/primary schools in close proximity. Swanage town centre is approximately one mile distant and the property lies just half a mile from the main beach. This property would ideally suit those looking for a family home with benefits such as a good sized, easily maintainable garden, a ground floor cloakroom with W.C and two allocated parking spaces. In addition, along with a good EPC rating, there is the remainder of a ten-year builder's warranty on the property.The property is approached from the parking area to the front of the property with a small path way through a neat, shrub filled garden leading to the entrance door. Inside, a hallway allows space for coats and a shoe stand, and stairs rise to the first floor. A secondary door opens into the comfortable Living Room, spacious and light-filled through a large, westerly-

This detached chalet style bungalow is situated in a semi-rural position towards the end of an unmade cul-de-sac on the southern outskirts of Langton Matravers. It is thought to have been built during the early 1960s and is considered to be of traditional cavity construction with cement rendered external elevations under a concrete interlocking tiled roof.Mistral offers well presented family accommodation with views over the surrounding countryside. It also has the considerable advantage of a large garden adjoining farmland, a detached garage and off-road parking for several vehicles. Open countryside and the coastal path to the sea at Dancing Ledge are close by.The village of Langton Matravers lies approximately 2.5 miles to the West of the seaside resort of Swanage and some 9 miles from the market town of Wareham, the latter having main line rail link to London Waterloo (approximately 2.5 hours). Much of the area surrounding the village is classified as being of Outstanding Natural B

Located in a PRIME LOCATION on Walrond Road, this ELEGANT FIVE BEDROOM RESIDENCE is set on a large corner plot, just one hundred yards from Swanage seafront and beach. This DETACHED HOUSE offers spacious and FLEXIBLE ACCOMMODATION and includes benefits such as bedrooms with en suite shower rooms, Extensive Kitchen/Breakfast Room and MAGNIFICENT LIVING ROOM with SOUTHERLY FACING SUN ROOM. The property also has the convenience of a LARGE GARAGE and PARKING FOR SEVERAL VEHICLES. An access road brings you to the side of the property and a pathway through the garden leads to the entrance door featuring a pretty stained glass window. Inside find a large Hallway which has a staircase with ornate balustrade rising and turning to the first floor. A magnificent Living Room spans the width of the property and is light filled through oriel windows and French doors opening into a beautiful, southerly facing Sun Room which gives access to the garden beyond. The Living Room allows space for a formal

This spacious semi-detached house is situated in a small residential cul-de-sac approximately one mile from the centre of Swanage, about 300 metres from local convenience store and open country. Thought to have been built during the mid-20th Century, although extended in more recent times, it is of cavity brick construction, with cement render to the upper elevations, under a pitched roof covered with tiles. 6 Hendrie Close offers spacious and well-planned family accommodation with views across the valley to the Purbeck Hills in the distance. It also has the considerable advantage of a good-sized, enclosed rear garden and off-road parking for 2 vehicles at the front. The seaside town of Swanage is located at the Eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck, delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a safe, sandy beach and walkers and cyclists can enjoy the South West Coast Path as well as access to The Durlston Country Park. Swanage is some 10 miles from the market town of Wareham,

Well-presented semi-detached house situated to the south of Swanage centre. 3 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, kitchen/diner, utility/shower room, cloakroom/W.C bath/shower room, gas central heating, double glazing, ample off-road parking, rear garden and terrace, some hill views. Potential to convert loft (subject to approvals). SITUATION: In a sought-after residential location approximately half a mile to the south of Swanage town centre, the beach and seafront. The property is convenient for access to The Downs, leading to clifftop walks and Durlston Country Park which form part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site. DESCRIPTION: An extended, and well-presented, semi-detached house built we understand in the mid 1980 s of brick elevations under an interlocking tiled roof, with a later rendered extension providing the dining/sunroom and ground floor utility/shower room. Our records show that designs were created in 2013 to convert the loft space, and we believe there is potential for

A charming two bedroom, mid terraced Grade II listed property, situated on Benlease Way in the popular coastal town of Swanage. This cosy home combines character and practicality, making it an ideal property for those looking for a comfortable home close to the many amenities and attractions the area has to offer. On the ground floor, the homely living room provides a welcoming space with plenty of room for furniture and comfortable sofas. A lovely wood burning stove creates a warm and inviting focal point, while useful under stairs storage provides additional practical space. The ground floor continues through to the kitchen which is both practical and well laid out, with ample room for a dining table. It benefits from a range of integrated appliances, including a fridge freezer, oven/grill and four-ring gas hob, together with space for a freestanding washer/dryer. A rear door provides direct access to the property's courtyard garden, creating a convenient connection between the kitch

This semi-detached bungalow is pleasantly situated near the end of a small cul-de-sac on the western outskirts of Swanage approximately one mile from the town centre and about 500 metres from local convenience store and open country. It is thought to have been built around 1970 and is of traditional cavity construction, the front elevation being of natural Purbeck stone with cement rendering to the side and rear, under a pitched roof covered with concrete interlocking tiles.7 Purbeck View offers spacious accommodation with views of the Purbeck Hills at the front. A rear extension forming the living room and enlarging the kitchen/breakfast room has created an ideal family space with direct access to the South facing garden.Swanage lies at the eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a fine, safe, sandy beach, and is an attractive mixture of old stone cottages and more modern properties, all of which blend in well with the peaceful surrou

Immaculate Three Bedroom Family Home with, Parking, Private Garden & No Onward Chain Situated in a highly sought-after residential location, just a short distance from the heart of Swanage and its award-winning beach, this beautifully presented three-bedroom terraced home offers modern, spacious accommodation throughout. Constructed in 2014, the property is of contemporary design whilst emulating traditional Edwardian-esque features and is offered to the market with no onward chain, making it an excellent opportunity for buyers looking for a straightforward move. Perfectly suited as a family home, an upsize purchase, or an investment opportunity, this attractive property enjoys a convenient position close to local amenities, well-regarded schools, and excellent transport links, ensuring everything needed for day-to-day living is within easy reach. The accommodation has been thoughtfully designed to maximise space and natural light, creating a welcoming and comfortable environment throu

SITUATION: Occupying a plot within the village of Harmans Cross. The property is set well back from Valley Road and approached via a shared driveway, leading past one other property. Harmans Cross sits almost midway between the seaside town of Swanage and the historic village of Corfe Castle. There are convenience stores within the village, a village hall and a station on the Heritage Swanage Railway line. Wareham with its mainline rail link (Weymouth-Waterloo) is approximately 7½ miles.DESCRIPTION: A detached bungalow built we believe in 1995 of brick elevations under an interlocking tiled roof. Being offered for sale with no forward chain the property has its main gardens to the south and west, offering a sunny aspect and its own driveway (providing parking for two cars) which leads to a detached garage. There are three good sized bedrooms, and a lounge and separate dining room both of which face south.ACCOMMODATION: Entrance porch with outside light. Part glazed front door to: ENTRA

SITUATION: Within the village of Langton Matravers, convenient for local schools and access to open country walks. The property is situated just off the Village centre and around two miles from Swanage town centre and seafront. DESCRIPTION: An ex-Local Authority terraced house constructed of brick elevations under a tiled roof. The property is in need of some updating. The lounge, and main garden both have a westerly aspect and there is a dining space in the kitchen. Currently tenanted we are advised the tenant has served notice, and the property will be sold with NO FORWARD CHAIN! We also understand that there is a residency covenant in place (please see over)*.ACCOMMODATION: Concrete path leads in front of the terrace. UPVC front door to:LOUNGE (W): 16’1” (4.9m) max x 13’11” (4.24m). Two radiators, high level cupboard housing fuse box and electric meter, Purbeck stone fireplace with polished stone hearth, shelving and mantle, solid fuel burner, TV point, wall lights. Door to: KITCHEN

The joy of Lancasters starts on the approach, with Swanage Bay and the Isle of Wight unfolding as you make your way towards the house. Just a short walk to the seafront, this is a light and sunny home, that spills naturally into beautifully planted gardens.ouble doors to the side of the house open into a covered PORCH, which in turn leads into the HALLWAY, where natural light floods from all directions. At its heart, a wrought-iron staircase curves and rises to the first floor, while the principal ground-floor rooms flow from either side.To the left, the SITTING ROOM stretches across the front of the house, with sunlight streaming through south-facing windows. A Purbeck stone fireplace forms the centrepiece of the living area, making this the perfect spot to curl up on an autumn evening. Beyond, the DINING ROOM provides an impressive entertaining space, with French doors opening onto a formal terrace, flanked by columns, which in turn lead down into the south-facing garden. To one side

This charming Grade II Listed cottage is one of Church Knowle's best-preserved historic cottages, dating from the early nineteenth century and constructed of traditional Purbeck stone beneath a slate roof. Combining period charm with thoughtful modern improvements, the property offers characterful and well-presented accommodation in one of Dorset's most desirable villages. The cottage retains many original features, including exposed Purbeck stone walls and beamed ceilings, which serve as a reminder of its rich history. The cottage is situated in picturesque Church Knowle, approximately two miles from the quintessential village of Corfe Castle with its iconic ancient ruins. The thriving Saxon walled town of Wareham, just five miles away, provides a range of everyday conveniences and direct mainline rail services to London Waterloo in around 2¼ hours. The nearby coastal town of Swanage and Studland Bay offer fine sandy beaches and safe swimming. Much of the surrounding area forms part o

This inter-terraced house is conveniently situated in a predominantly residential location, about two thirds of a mile from the town centre and within 150 metres of local convenience store. It is thought to have been constructed during the early part of the 20th Century of brick, with cement render to the front elevation, under a pitched roof covered with slate. Whilst in need of updating throughout, 22 Priests Road offers spacious well planned accommodation with some views over the town to the Purbeck Hills in the distance. It also has the benefit of a small courtyard garden and a basement storage area at the rear. The seaside town of Swanage is located at the Eastern tip of the Isle of Purbeck, delightfully situated between the Purbeck Hills. It has a safe, sandy beach and walkers and cyclists can enjoy the South West Coast Path as well as access to The Durlston Country Park. Swanage is some 10 miles from the market town of Wareham, which has main line rail links to London Waterloo (

This charming Grade II Listed cottage is one of Church Knowle's best-preserved historic cottages, dating from the early nineteenth century and constructed of traditional Purbeck stone beneath a slate roof. Combining period charm with thoughtful modern improvements, the property offers characterful and well-presented accommodation in one of Dorset's most desirable villages. The cottage retains many original features, including exposed Purbeck stone walls and beamed ceilings, which serve as a reminder of its rich history.The cottage is situated in picturesque Church Knowle, approximately two miles from the quintessential village of Corfe Castle with its iconic ancient ruins. The thriving Saxon walled town of Wareham, just five miles away, provides a range of everyday conveniences and direct mainline rail services to London Waterloo in around 2¼ hours. The nearby coastal town of Swanage and Studland Bay offer fine sandy beaches and safe swimming. Much of the surrounding area forms part of