Middle Copse is a unique and magical property nestled in a special microclimate, protected by surrounding trees. The house, built in 1922, features impressive Art and Crafts period details, including oak carvings, panelling, and doors. The property is self-sufficient, with a wood-fired central heating system, rainwater harvesting, and a garden that provides fruit, vegetables, and firewood. The interior boasts a spacious kitchen, formal dining room, and comfortable sitting room, all with views of the beautiful gardens. The property has five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a separate dressing room. The gardens are a haven for wildlife, with a formal pond, wildlife pond, and a kitchen garden that supplies fresh produce. The property also features a potting shed, woodshed, and timber yard, as well as a workshop and car port. Located in Carey, Middle Copse is just a short drive from Wareham, with its shops, restaurants, and mainline railway station. The property is surrounded by woodland, with excellent walking and cycling opportunities, and is close to the Jurassic coastline.