Initial price	£345,000
02/01/25	£335,000
Price Change	-2.90%

This charming 18th-century Purbeck stone terraced cottage, known as "Two Hoots", is situated in a elevated position close to the town centre and beach. The property retains many original features, including a stone fireplace, exposed beams, panelled walls and ceilings, and sash windows. The cottage has three floors, with two bedrooms on the first floor, a sitting room on the ground floor, and a modern kitchen and bathroom on the lower ground floor. The kitchen features a range of modern units, granite-style worktops, and a breakfast bar. The property also has a pretty stone-flagged courtyard garden with a gate leading to Springfield Road. The cottage has a rich history, having been part of the "New Inn", a former smugglers' haunt, and is said to have been left by P.O Taffy Evans, one of the five men who accompanied Captain Scott on the ill-fated South Pole expedition in 1912. The property has been a successful holiday let for several years and offers a unique blend of character and charm.