This Grade II listed detached home, built in 1869, is a charming property with a rich history as the former lodge to Ilsington House, once the home of British Prime Minister Robert Walpole. Located in the sought-after village of Puddletown, the property boasts attractive brick and stone elevations, stone mullions, and sash windows. The interior features a central hallway with access to the principal rooms, including a sitting room with a log burner, dining room with a feature fireplace, and a well-appointed kitchen with space for a dining table and chairs. The first floor comprises three double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a modern shower room. The property also has a surprisingly large rear garden, garage, driveway for multiple vehicles, utility room, and store room. The garden has been lovingly maintained by the current owners, with a combination of lawns, planted borders, fruit trees, and raised beds. The property has a wealth of potential for further use or conversion, subject to necessary consents.