Woolgarst, Little

Settlement in Dorset

England

Woolgarst, Little

Bridleway heading to Corfe Castle From Langton Road the Purbeck Way bridleway heading to Corfe Castle
Bridleway heading to Corfe Castle Credit: Shaun Ferguson

Woolgarst is a small village located in the county of Dorset, England. Situated in the picturesque countryside, it is part of the local government district of Little. With a population of around 500 residents, Woolgarst exudes a peaceful and close-knit community atmosphere.

The village is renowned for its beautiful surroundings, characterized by rolling hills, meandering streams, and lush green fields. The charming village center is dotted with traditional thatched cottages and well-preserved historical buildings, offering a glimpse into its rich heritage. The local church, St. Mary's, is a prominent landmark and a focal point for social gatherings and events.

Woolgarst benefits from a range of amenities and services to cater to its residents' needs. A small but well-stocked village shop provides essentials, while a cozy pub offers a place for locals and visitors to relax and enjoy traditional British cuisine. Additionally, the village boasts a primary school, providing education for the local children.

Nature enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts will find themselves spoiled for choice in Woolgarst. The village's idyllic location allows for easy access to stunning walking trails, perfect for leisurely strolls or more adventurous hikes. The nearby countryside is also ideal for cycling and horse riding, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.

Overall, Woolgarst, Little, Dorset is a tranquil and picturesque village that offers a quintessential British countryside experience. Its welcoming community, beautiful surroundings, and range of amenities make it a desirable place to reside or visit for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

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Woolgarst, Little Images

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Bridleway heading to Corfe Castle From Langton Road the Purbeck Way bridleway heading to Corfe Castle
Bridleway heading to Corfe Castle
From Langton Road the Purbeck Way bridleway heading to Corfe Castle
Bridleway heading to A351 From Langton Road the bridleway heading to A351
Bridleway heading to A351
From Langton Road the bridleway heading to A351
Path heading towards Woodhyde Campsite From Haycrafts Lane the path heading towards Woodhyde Campsite
Path heading towards Woodhyde Campsite
From Haycrafts Lane the path heading towards Woodhyde Campsite
OS Bolt Benchmark PA both on Old Church in Kingston Dorset. On NW edge of the tower. picture taken viewing east.
OS Bolt Benchmark
PA both on Old Church in Kingston Dorset. On NW edge of the tower. picture taken viewing east.
Vineyard Farm Cottage from the Castle, Corfe Castle Grade II Listed late 17th or early 18th century farmhouse. The house has an attached 19th century stable and rear extension. The National Trust cottage takes its name from the castle’s vineyard, which was located in field nearby. It is currently (2021) available as a holiday let.
Vineyard Farm Cottage from the Castle, Corfe Castle
Grade II Listed late 17th or early 18th century farmhouse. The house has an attached 19th century stable and rear extension. The National Trust cottage takes its name from the castle’s vineyard, which was located in field nearby. It is currently (2021) available as a holiday let.
17 and 19 West Street, Corfe Castle Grade II Listed pair of cottages. Probably one house of 17th century origin. 19 strangely has a chimney stack over the door and entrance hall that may account for the diminutive front door.
17 and 19 West Street, Corfe Castle
Grade II Listed pair of cottages. Probably one house of 17th century origin. 19 strangely has a chimney stack over the door and entrance hall that may account for the diminutive front door.
50 and 50A West Street, Corfe Castle Grade II Listed early 18th century pair of cottages originally one house with 50A as an outbuilding. Extensively modernised about 1985.
50 and 50A West Street, Corfe Castle
Grade II Listed early 18th century pair of cottages originally one house with 50A as an outbuilding. Extensively modernised about 1985.
Furzeman's House, 51 West Street, Corfe Castle Grade II* Listed late medieval open-hall house modified with chimneys and upper floors around 1600. It was previously known as Old Cottage.
Furzeman's House, 51 West Street, Corfe Castle
Grade II* Listed late medieval open-hall house modified with chimneys and upper floors around 1600. It was previously known as Old Cottage.
West Street West Street passing The Old Bakery
West Street
West Street passing The Old Bakery
Path across Corfe Common Path across Corfe Common heading down to the B3069
Path across Corfe Common
Path across Corfe Common heading down to the B3069
B3069 down to Corfe Castle B3069 beside Corfe Common heading down to Corfe Castle
B3069 down to Corfe Castle
B3069 beside Corfe Common heading down to Corfe Castle
Path heading into Centre of Village Path heading into centre of village with Corfe Castle in the distance
Path heading into Centre of Village
Path heading into centre of village with Corfe Castle in the distance
Corfe Castle Station Corfe Castle Station with the castle in the distance
Corfe Castle Station
Corfe Castle Station with the castle in the distance
The double track at Harman's Cross Station From Haycrafts Lane bridge looking to the double track at Harman's Cross Station
The double track at Harman's Cross Station
From Haycrafts Lane bridge looking to the double track at Harman's Cross Station
Woodhyde Campsite Woodhyde Campsite beside the Swanage Railway
Woodhyde Campsite
Woodhyde Campsite beside the Swanage Railway
Corfe Castle Station - summer Saturday train  A steam train arriving at Corfe Castle on the preserved Swanage Railway.
Locomotive No. 30053 is a class M7 0-4-4T of the LSWR and designed by Dugald Drummond. This example was built in 1905 and withdrawn in 1964. In addition to smaller Victorian locomotives, like the M7, the Swanage also has a magnificent air-smoothed Bulleid pacific (spam-can) in the form of Manston.
Corfe Castle Station - summer Saturday train
A steam train arriving at Corfe Castle on the preserved Swanage Railway. Locomotive No. 30053 is a class M7 0-4-4T of the LSWR and designed by Dugald Drummond. This example was built in 1905 and withdrawn in 1964. In addition to smaller Victorian locomotives, like the M7, the Swanage also has a magnificent air-smoothed Bulleid pacific (spam-can) in the form of Manston.
Museum at Corfe Castle Station On the preserved Swanage Railway. The main exhibit in this building is a narrow gauge locomotive by the Birmingham firm of Belliss & Seekings that was once on display in the Birmingham Museum of Science and Industry.
Museum at Corfe Castle Station
On the preserved Swanage Railway. The main exhibit in this building is a narrow gauge locomotive by the Birmingham firm of Belliss & Seekings that was once on display in the Birmingham Museum of Science and Industry.
Swanage Railway - Harman's Cross Station
Swanage Railway - Harman's Cross Station
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Woolgarst, Little is located at Grid Ref: SY9781 (Lat: 50.628691, Lng: -2.0437759)

Unitary Authority: Dorset

Police Authority: Dorset

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