DT5 1EG - 4 bed panoramic coastal residence in The Verne, DT5 1EG

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4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale in The Verne, Portland, DT5

Summary - 3 THE VERNE PORTLAND DT5 1EG

4 bed 3 bath Semi-Detached

Substantial four-bedroom home with historic tunnels and sweeping sea views.
Panoramic sea and harbour views from principal bedroom and living areas
Very large plot with driveway, garage and wraparound garden
Four double bedrooms, principal with en-suite; versatile large rooms
Large conservatory overlooking the garden and sea vistas
Stone entrance to three levels of historic tunnels—specialist inspection advised
Built 1950s–1960s; double glazing pre-2002 and some updating likely needed
Very slow broadband; area shows higher deprivation indicators
Exposed coastal position requires ongoing exterior maintenance
Perched at the top of The Verne with sweeping panoramic views of Weymouth Bay, Chesil Beach and the Jurassic Coast, this substantial semi-detached house offers rare coastal living and generous proportions throughout. The principal bedroom enjoys a triple aspect and en-suite, while a full-depth living room and large conservatory provide bright spaces to relax and entertain. A large garage and driveway provide plentiful parking and direct access to the ground floor.

Set within very large grounds, the property includes a dramatic historical feature: a stone entrance to three layers of former fort tunnels and two large chambers. These offer unique character and potential for imaginative reuse, but they are heritage features that will need specialist inspection, maintenance and possibly permissions before any alteration or conversion.

The house provides versatile family accommodation across multiple floors with four double bedrooms and three bathrooms. Practical elements include a utility room, integral garage access, double glazing installed before 2002 and mains gas central heating via a boiler and radiators. The elevated, exposed coastal position delivers outstanding views but also means the property will need ongoing exterior maintenance and consideration of coastal weather exposure.

Buyers should note practical constraints: very slow broadband speeds, an area with higher local deprivation indicators, and average local crime rates. The construction dates from the 1950s–1960s and some elements (older glazing, external fabric and tunnel structures) may require updating. For a buyer seeking a distinctive coastal home with rare historic tunnels and exceptional sea views, this is a compelling, characterful opportunity; for those prioritising fast connectivity or a low-maintenance plot, there will be practical works to consider.

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