This unique and historic converted barn, known as South Barn, dates back to the 17th century and has been beautifully remodelled in 1927 by renowned architect Percy Morley Horder. The property boasts stunning Purbeck stone elevations, stone mullioned leaded windows, and a wealth of character features throughout its well-proportioned accommodation. The main house offers a spacious sitting room, dining room, and kitchen/breakfast room, as well as four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property also features a detached guest cottage with studio beneath, perfect for family use or as a valuable income stream. The gardens wrap around the house, with extensive use of local Purbeck stone for terraces, garden walls, and a charming folly/summerhouse. The property is situated in a peaceful location adjacent to Durlston Country Park, National Nature Reserve, and the South West Coastal Path, with the popular Victorian seaside town of Swanage just a mile away.