Nestled in a unique and magical setting, Middle Copse is a charming property that combines traditional charm with modern self-sufficiency. The beautiful gardens, protected by surrounding trees, offer a haven for wildlife and provide a peaceful atmosphere. The house, built in 1922, features impressive Arts and Crafts period details, including oak carvings, panelling, and doors. The kitchen is the hub of the home, with a Heritage Range cooker that powers the central heating and hot water. The property is self-sufficient in firewood, fruit, vegetables, and rainwater harvesting, with plenty of projects to enhance the plot. The interior features a mix of formal and informal spaces, including a drawing room with a stone fireplace, a sitting room with a wood-burning stove, and three double bedrooms. The garden is a haven for wildlife, with a pond, wildlife pond, and a kitchen garden, while the woodland surrounding the house provides a source of firewood. The property is located in a picturesque setting near Wareham, with easy access to the mainline railway and nearby beaches.