The property is a detached bungalow situated in a secluded rural location within the Purbeck Hills, offering stunning views and a large garden with an adjacent paddock of approximately 1.82 acres. Built in 1937 as part of an Early Listening Station during World War II, the property has been well-maintained and features a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room, living room with wood burning stove, and three bedrooms with the master bedroom boasting three east-facing windows. The property also includes a utility/storage room, a covered terrace, and a second raised decked area perfect for evening use. The garden is private and secluded, with little seating areas, shrubs, and hedges, and a Nissen Hut building that has been converted into a private gym. The property also benefits from a garage and ample parking for several vehicles, and the paddock provides an expanse of maintained grass for outdoor games and recreation.