This 55-acre farmstead has a generous range of stabling and outbuildings – the opportunities know no bounds!
Little Woolgarston Farm lies between the villages of Woolgarston and Corfe Castle. The latter is home to the iconic medieval castle partially demolished in 1646 during the English Civil War.
The town of Wareham is six miles away. From there, you can catch a direct train to London Waterloo in two hours and 22 minutes.
The magnificent Studland Bay is nine miles from the door. You can ride on the beach with a permit from the National Trust.
For local equestrian entertainment, you can catch sand polo on Sandbanks beach (20 miles) during the summer. You can halve the distance by taking the ferry from Shell Bay (nine-and-half miles).
Point-to-point fixtures are held Milbourne St Andrew (16 miles).
Local equestrian centres include the RAC Saddle Club at Bovington Equestrian (12 miles), Moreton EC (14 miles), Kingston Maurward ED (16 miles), Parley EC (22 miles).
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The property has a total of 55.81 acres. There are 52.32 acres of gentle-rolling pasture land in a ring-fenced block around the farmhouse and outbuildings. The land is parcelled up into manageable pastures. Cattle currently graze at the property.
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The outbuildings range from storage barns for machinery and fodder to livestock buildings and stable blocks. There is a generous range of stabling taking various different forms, including livestock crews and timber stable blocks. Some paddocks have field shelters and there’s a post-and-rail all-weather manège.
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The three-bed Purbeck stone farmhouse has a large entrance hall, kitchen/diner and a sitting room on the ground-floor. The utility room and downstairs W/C separate the main house from the annexe. Upstairs are the bedrooms; the principal suite has an ensuite shower room and inbuilt storage. There’s also a family bathroom.
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The two-bed annexe accommodation spreads over two floors. It has a kitchen/diner, large sitting room, a downstairs shower room and two upstairs bedrooms.
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A horse owner and rider with more than 20 years experience, Bethany has been writing for equestrian publications since 2017. Over the course of her career, she has reported from major British Riding Clubs and British Dressage championships, covered Badminton Horse Trials and interviewed equestrian sport’s best athletes. Her work can also be found in Country Life, The Field and Breathe magazine.
