£450,000
4 bed detached house for saleMoorside Road, Corfe Mullen, Wimborne, Dorset BH21
4 beds
2 baths
4 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Four double bedrooms & four reception rooms, this is a very large home that now needs updating and remodernisation. Set in a quiet side road in Corfe Mullen. No forward chain. EPC D. What3Words wooden.settled.verb
Set in a desirable residential area of Corfe Mullen, this exceptionally large four-bedroom detached home, that also benefits from four generously proportioned reception rooms, gives over 2000 square feet of flexible living space.
In need of modernisation - it’s ideal for buyers seeking a property with scope to update, remodel, and truly make their own.
The front door opens into a handy porch, with a further door into the hallway. The kitchen is set at the front and has a side door to a small porch and then onto the driveway. The spacious lounge overlooks the front. A large reception room, that could double as a ground floor bedroom, overlooks the garden and there’s a handy study.
The ground floor bathroom has a white suite and side aspect frosted window. The dining room has sliding patio doors to the rear garden and stairs leading up to the first floor.
Upstairs are four large double bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes. The rear bedrooms have far reaching views across the Stour valley. There’s a shower room, that also has a door to the main bedroom.
The front garden has a variety of shrubs and a driveway (giving space for several vehicles) that leads down the left hand side to a large, detached garage. This has an electric up and over door, power and light, and a separate door to the driveway.
The rear garden is laid to paving and has shrubs set throughout. Whitewashed walls enclose the garden and give a good degree of seclusion.
With no forward chain that could enable a swift and uncomplicated purchase.
Why Corfe Mullen?
Corfe Mullen might not shout for attention, but it’s quietly brilliant in all the right ways. Nestled between Poole and Wimborne Minster, it’s got that rare blend of countryside charm and practical convenience that makes it a standout spot in Dorset.
Here’s what makes it special:
Natural Beauty & Outdoor Life
Castleman Trailway: A scenic walking and cycling route that cuts through the village, perfect for peaceful strolls or weekend bike rides.
Corfe Mullen recreation ground: A lovely open park of over 15 acres - ideal for picnics, dog walks, or just soaking up the sun.
Dorset Heathland Access: You're right on the doorstep of some of the county’s most beautiful heathland, with trails and wildlife galore.
Community & Culture
Strong Village like spirit: Locals describe it as tight-knit and welcoming, with events like the Corfe Mullen Carnival bringing everyone together for parades, music, and food.
Historic Roots: Dating back to Roman times, Corfe Mullen has a rich heritage reflected in its architecture and layout.
Amenities & Accessibility
Shops, Cafés & Pubs: Plenty of local spots for a bite or a pint, without needing to head into town.
Health and fitness: Corfe Mullen has one of the best fitness centres around the local area, bh liveactive.
Transport Links: Well-connected by road and public transport, making it easy to reach Poole, Bournemouth, or Wimborne.
Education & Family Appeal
Great Schools: From Rushcombe First to Corfe Hills Secondary, the area offers solid educational options for families.
Safe & Peaceful: It’s a calm, low-crime area-ideal for those who value security and quiet.
If you’re weighing up places to live, invest, or just explore, Corfe Mullen offers that rare mix of tranquillity, heritage, and practicality.
Set in a desirable residential area of Corfe Mullen, this exceptionally large four-bedroom detached home, that also benefits from four generously proportioned reception rooms, gives over 2000 square feet of flexible living space.
In need of modernisation - it’s ideal for buyers seeking a property with scope to update, remodel, and truly make their own.
The front door opens into a handy porch, with a further door into the hallway. The kitchen is set at the front and has a side door to a small porch and then onto the driveway. The spacious lounge overlooks the front. A large reception room, that could double as a ground floor bedroom, overlooks the garden and there’s a handy study.
The ground floor bathroom has a white suite and side aspect frosted window. The dining room has sliding patio doors to the rear garden and stairs leading up to the first floor.
Upstairs are four large double bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes. The rear bedrooms have far reaching views across the Stour valley. There’s a shower room, that also has a door to the main bedroom.
The front garden has a variety of shrubs and a driveway (giving space for several vehicles) that leads down the left hand side to a large, detached garage. This has an electric up and over door, power and light, and a separate door to the driveway.
The rear garden is laid to paving and has shrubs set throughout. Whitewashed walls enclose the garden and give a good degree of seclusion.
With no forward chain that could enable a swift and uncomplicated purchase.
Why Corfe Mullen?
Corfe Mullen might not shout for attention, but it’s quietly brilliant in all the right ways. Nestled between Poole and Wimborne Minster, it’s got that rare blend of countryside charm and practical convenience that makes it a standout spot in Dorset.
Here’s what makes it special:
Natural Beauty & Outdoor Life
Castleman Trailway: A scenic walking and cycling route that cuts through the village, perfect for peaceful strolls or weekend bike rides.
Corfe Mullen recreation ground: A lovely open park of over 15 acres - ideal for picnics, dog walks, or just soaking up the sun.
Dorset Heathland Access: You're right on the doorstep of some of the county’s most beautiful heathland, with trails and wildlife galore.
Community & Culture
Strong Village like spirit: Locals describe it as tight-knit and welcoming, with events like the Corfe Mullen Carnival bringing everyone together for parades, music, and food.
Historic Roots: Dating back to Roman times, Corfe Mullen has a rich heritage reflected in its architecture and layout.
Amenities & Accessibility
Shops, Cafés & Pubs: Plenty of local spots for a bite or a pint, without needing to head into town.
Health and fitness: Corfe Mullen has one of the best fitness centres around the local area, bh liveactive.
Transport Links: Well-connected by road and public transport, making it easy to reach Poole, Bournemouth, or Wimborne.
Education & Family Appeal
Great Schools: From Rushcombe First to Corfe Hills Secondary, the area offers solid educational options for families.
Safe & Peaceful: It’s a calm, low-crime area-ideal for those who value security and quiet.
If you’re weighing up places to live, invest, or just explore, Corfe Mullen offers that rare mix of tranquillity, heritage, and practicality.
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