Woolland House in Dorset

This lovely 7-bedroom dwelling, with artists’ studios, coach house and cottage, is established within about 17 acres of exquisite private gardens, meadows and lakes within just the Dorset Location of Superb Natural Magnificence. Once the residence of the sculptor Dame Elisabeth Frink RA, it has recently been the subject of a restoration accomplished by acclaimed builders R. Moulding & Co. Woolland House can be approached by means of different driveways and is entered by way of a wonderful cobbled courtyard, open at one particular side and with a fountain at its centre. A contemporary, glazed atrium, designed by architect Simon Morray-Jones, offers a walkway to the entrance entrance. The house beautifully combines classical and late-medieval aspects with a regular Dorset vernacular of stone, pink brick and flint. At its centre is a double-top hall with vaulted cathedral ceilings and hardwood parquet flooring. There are two bedrooms on the floor ground, alongside with two bathrooms, and 4 further more bedrooms on the very first ground, with three bathrooms amongst them. The Coach Property is positioned on the eastern facet of the home and offers self-contained just one-bed room accommodation more than two concentrations. Elisabeth Frink’s key studio is set aside from the property and gives an massive total of multipurpose place more than two levels.
And on, and on, and on of just utter fabulousness. Excellent for horse enthusiasts, any one who enjoys the outside and gardening, and that artist studio&#8230.WHOA. For sale via The Modern-day Property.