The White House is a quintessential Grade II listed Regency house, nestled in the picturesque village of Osmington, Dorset. Its history dates back to around 1815, and it is characterized by its elegant buxom full-height bows, stuccoed and painted elevations under a Welsh slate roof. The property is set within a secluded garden, enclosed by stone walls and mature trees, offering a high degree of privacy and a tranquil setting. The house retains much of its original charm with features such as its impressive front staircase, tall sash windows, intricate cornicing, and elegant fireplaces. It boasts a south-facing aspect, allowing an abundance of natural light and stunning views over the garden towards the South Dorset Ridgeway. The White House has been the cherished home of its current owners for two decades and has been thoughtfully extended and improved. It offers versatile living spaces, including two reception rooms, a south-facing orangery, and a spacious kitchen/breakfast room with a L-shaped layout and bespoke units. The bedroom accommodation is well appointed, with the principal and guest bedrooms featuring en suite shower rooms, and the additional benefit of a ground-floor double bedroom with its own en suite. Approached via a gravelled drive leading to a turning circle in front of the house, The White House also includes a double garage with a studio above, and a separate, self-contained guest cottage in the Coach House. The mature gardens provide level lawns, fringed by mature shrubs and richly planted borders, with a series of sheltered seating areas and a Summer House. The village of Osmington offers a church, dairy shop, and tea room, and is within easy reach of local amenities in Preston, Weymouth, and Dorchester. The property benefits from good transport links, with direct train services to London Waterloo from nearby Moreton, and is close to the Dorset Heritage Coastal Path, offering access to beautiful beaches and walking opportunities. The White House is also well-positioned for a variety of schools in both the state and independent sectors.