Farmhouse in a bird and nature reserve hits the market for £2.95million

Is there anyplace as quaint? (Image: Bournemouth Information & Footage)

A novel property has come in the marketplace – making for a uncommon shopping for alternative.

An remoted farmhouse within the centre of a protected chook and nature reserve is up on the market at £2.95m.

Maranoa Slepe Farm is on the Arne peninsula in Poole Harbour, Dorset.

Surrounded by excellent pure magnificence, the property sits on RSPB heathland.

RSPB Arne has 1,000 acres of land that’s full of a mixture of fauna and flora.

There’s even a big herd of sika deer that dwell on the land too.

The worth tag might sound steep for the easy three-bedroom farmhouse, however its location is what makes it so useful.

A view of a herd of cows and the chook reserve (Image: Savills/BNPS)

A barn stuffed with hay bales (Image: Savills/BNPS)

A view of the backyard (Image: Savills/BNPS)

From the home, there are views of the historic Corfe Fortress and of Poole Harbour, the second largest pure harbour on the planet.

Arne is commonly generally known as Dorset’s secret village and there are solely a handful of residential properties there.

Maranoa Slepe Farmhouse was inbuilt 1982 and has been in the identical household for the final 40 years.

The home has 2,306 sq ft of lodging with an open plan sitting and eating room, kitchen, research, two sunrooms, three bedrooms and two bogs.

Past the primary constructing there are garages, sheds and a summer season home.

The principal rooms face straight south, benefiting from the solar and the views to Corfe Fortress.

A view of the home (Image: Savills/BNPS)

The sitting room (Image: Savills/BNPS)

The kitchen (Image: Savills/BNPS)

There’s an hooked up double storage that was transformed into a big retailer room, but it surely may simply be was one thing else relying on the brand new proprietor’s wants.

There are additionally gardens surrounding the farmhouse.

The property has 127 acres of pasture land, fenced and divided into manageable sized fields. There's a small farm yard and barn too.

Lately, the fields have been grazed by dairy cows and sheep in the summertime.

Ashley Rawlings, from Savills, who're promoting the property, stated: ‘Locations like this simply don’t come in the marketplace typically. The household have owned this home because the 80s and are reluctantly letting it go now.

‘To have a farm like that, with the home set within the centre of its personal land is uncommon. And the home is raised up barely so it has views to Corfe Fortress and Poole Harbour, which actually makes it a bit particular.

‘The land surrounding it is going to be protected for the longer term as a result of you've gotten the Nationwide Belief bordering one aspect and the RSPB on the opposite so the views are unlikely to ever be spoilt.

‘I feel it is going to be a life-style buy, any person who needs to get away from all of it and the chance to farm on a low depth stage.

‘If you concentrate on what you can purchase on the opposite aspect of the harbour, it’s not very a lot.

‘Right here you possibly can look throughout to the flats at Sandbanks out of your 127 acres. I do know which I'd somewhat have.

‘You’re not completely lower off, however while you’re there you haven't any close to neighbours and it’s fully peaceable.’