DOMVS estate agency in Worth Matravers has been selling and letting homes since 2005 via its nearby Dorchester office, on South Street. DOMVS has a good selection of property to buy in Worth Matravers, as well as property to rent in Worth Matravers and provides a choice of three easy ways to get a free valuation for either selling or letting your property.
Properties in Worth Matravers had an overall average price of £1,637,500 over the last year.
Overall, sold prices in Worth Matravers over the last year were 95% up on the previous year and 92% up on the 2018 peak of £852,222.
Source: Rightmove. Last updated 05/25
Situated on a headland west of Swanage in the Isle of Purbeck, Worth Matravers, with its central village pond, has become one of the ‘picture postcard’ villages of the area. Beautifully-maintained, limestone houses line its streets, while the surrounding farmland provides unspoilt countryside views.
Nearby, opportunities for exploring the area’s rich history abound. On the cliffs approximately a mile from the village is Winspit, an old quarry made famous as a filming location for several television programmes. At St Aldelm’s Head sits the Norman chapel of Saint Alhelm and a monument commemorating the development of radar at RAF Worth Matravers, one of the Chain Home radar stations during WWII.
Worth Matravers is a picturesque collection of limestone cottages and farmhouses centred around a village green complete with duckpond. The village, situated just west of Swanage, is close to the dramatic limestone cliffs that form part of the South West Coast Path and the UNESCO Jurassic Coast. Within easy walking distance are the rocky, unspoilt beaches of Winspit, Seacombe and Chapman’s Pool, all suitable for bathing, as well as the most southerly tip of the Isle of Purbeck, St Aldhelm’s Head. Though small, Worth Matravers has a strong sense of community and still retains a post office, a village shop, a craft centre and a pub.
Today, Worth Matravers is best known for The Square and Compass, its 18th Century, Grade II listed public house, famous for its live music and homemade pasties and pies.
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With a career spanning more than 30 years in marketing, negotiation and consultancy, John brings a unique perspective to property sales. Combining strategic marketing expertise with a lifelong passion for property and more than two decades living in Purbeck, he knows how to position homes effectively and achieve the best possible outcome for his clients.
With a lifelong connection to the rural property world and an established career in lettings and property management, Katie helps landlords navigate the responsibilities of property ownership with confidence. Her approachable nature and attention to detail help ensure every tenancy is managed with care, professionalism and efficiency.
With a tenacious and proactive approach, Marcus plays a vital role in guiding sales through to completion. Working closely with buyers, sellers, solicitors and agents, he helps keep transactions moving while resolving issues along the way, giving every sale the best possible chance of success.