Arundell House, a stunning late Victorian home in Tisbury, has been meticulously restored to combine period elegance with modern living. This distinguished property, built in 1884, has a rich history and has been home to notable figures such as Rudyard Kipling and artist Paul Hardy. The property features a range of original features, including seven working fireplaces, alongside modern eco and tech features. The interior boasts a grand sitting room with wood-burning stove, an atmospheric library, and a bay-fronted dining room overlooking the front garden. The property also includes a self-contained guest/teenager wing, a full-height attic with potential for conversion, and a beautifully presented ancillary accommodation, Barn Cottage. The landscaped gardens offer a perfect balance of formal structure and natural beauty, with a Crown Pavilion summer house and del-vita pizza oven providing an idyllic setting for al fresco dining. Located in the heart of Tisbury, the property offers a vibrant array of independent shops and services, as well as excellent transport links to the mainline railway.