Merley House Lane, Wimborne

Description

Merley Mews is an exceptional and architecturally notable Grade II listed mews house of impressive stature and beauty designed by the famous Georgian architect John Nash as the stables to neighbouring Merley House. John Nash is noted for his work during the Georgian and Regency periods at Buckingham Palace, Royal Pavilion, Brighton and Marble Arch. There is an immense sense of arrival at the gated entrance to the inner courtyard although the property sits in grounds of around 0.75 acres. The building has a built form of around 4,881 square feet meaning it offers huge potential to remodel and refurbish the potentially grand accommodation, subject always to the necessary consents. It spans three sides of a central walled courtyard with a four bedroom, three bathroom main residence, an attached ground floor two bedroom annexe with private garden, two stables, a tack room and store. A large fenced garden extends to one side of the main dwelling. It is located in a semi-rural location just 1.5 miles from the centre of the pretty minster town of Wimborne and 8 miles from Poole's stunning harbour and sandy beaches. This prominent Grade II listed property makes a lasting first impression and it is perfect for anybody looking for something out of the ordinary. With such a unique provenance and appealing backstory no doubt the new owners will look forward to writing a new chapter in the story of this historic home.

• John Nash designed circa 1805
• Former stables to Merley House
• Substantial Mews House
• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
• 2 bedroom self contained attached annexe
• Two attached stables
• Walled courtyard
• Around 0.75 acre plot
• Total built form of 4,881 square feet
• 1.5 miles from town centre of Wimborne