Stone Lodge has recently been fully refurbished and modernised. It is ideally located close the village Square and the village shops, pubs and the steam railway. The sitting room, kitchen, dining room and bathroom are on the ground floor. There are two bedrooms upstairs, with a separate toilet and basin.

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Riddles is an attractive terraced cottage probably dating from the late 18th century, situated near the end of West Street, a cul-de-sac. It has two bedrooms and gas central heating throughout.

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Folly Cottage is a spacious two bedroom terraced cottage close to the Square which is the heart of the village, with easy access to the picturesque local steam railway and outstanding walks in the Purbeck Hills. It has gas central heating throughout.

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Sue’s Cottage is a Grade II listed traditional Purbeck stone cottage probably dating from the 17th century and situated in its own garden at the southern end of the village, close to Corfe Common. It is fully modernised and furnished with a blend of modern practical and traditional furniture.

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Woadden’s Cottage dates from the 18th century and is a three bedroom Grade II listed terraced cottage. It was in the ownership of the Woadden family, who were the local bakers and grocers, for many years.

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Gable Cottage is an attractive 3 bedroom cottage, with off-street parking on hard standing for two cars. The cottage is light and imaginatively modernised. The village centre with its shops, Castle and steam railway station are all an easy walk either across the Common or along the road passing one of the pubs on the way!

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Purbeck Cottage is a comfortable well furnished 3 bedroom semi-detached house built in about 1880. It is set some distance back from East Street and there is parking in front of the house. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

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Chaffeys has been fully modernised but is still plainly identifiable as a modest farmhouse of the 18th century, and retains some features from a previous existence as a 16th or 17th century cottage. It has three bedrooms, one on the ground floor, a ground floor shower room, and a bathroom. There is gas central heating throughout.

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Diggory Cottage is a traditional semi-detached cottage, probably dating from the 18th century. It has been tastefully refurbished, including gas central heating and secondary double-glazing, and comes highly recommended by previous guests.

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Stansfield is a three bedroom Purbeck stone bungalow situated in its own grounds on a private road in Church Knowle, a delightful small village very close to Corfe Castle. It is fully modernised and tastefully furnished. It has gas (LPG) central heating and magnificent views over the countryside. The award winning New Inn pub serves most excellent food and the Margaret Green animal sanctuary is nearby.

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Fulbeck is a spacious house built with traditional stone and situated off West Street. Access is by a secluded private drive. It is within easy walking distance of the village square and a few minutes’ walk away from Corfe Common. Fulbeck has four bedrooms, including one downstairs, a pleasant enclosed garden, and gas central heating throughout.

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Littlemead is a roomy, three-bedroom bungalow built in the 1940s at the southern edge of the village near the end of West Street, which is a very quiet road. It has an exceptionally fine view of the Castle. It is an easy walk to the village centre and only a minute’s walk to Corfe Common and open country.

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