Uploders, DT6

Site Description

Nestled in the heart of the charming and highly desirable village of Uploders, this delightful Grade II Listed former Methodist Church presents a rare chance to own a distinctive freehold property located within a Conservation Area and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

Positioned prominently along the village lane, the building is enclosed by attractive stone boundary walls and ornamental railings, with elegant stone pillars that highlight the main entrance. The interior features: an entrance lobby, a main church hall showcasing original architectural details, a small kitchen area, and a mezzanine seating/gallery space.

On the exterior, access to the building is provided through pedestrian gates at the front and side. There is a paved side area, a pathway that encircles the building, and an external WC located at the rear. Please be aware: there is currently no vehicular access or on-site parking available. Set on a plot of approximately 0.03 acres, this unique detached structure holds significant potential for various alternative uses (subject to planning permission).

Situation/Location

Uploders is a charming and desirable village located in the heart of West Dorset, only a few miles east of the lively market town of Bridport. Known for its delightful stone cottages and tranquil rural environment, the village is situated within a designated Conservation Area and is enveloped by the picturesque countryside characteristic of the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The region boasts excellent road connections, including the nearby A35, which offers easy access to Dorchester, Lyme Regis, and other destinations.

Explore the charming coastal village of West Bay, located just a short drive away; enjoy stunning views of the Jurassic Coast and a leisurely walk along the beach or visit the iconic West Bay Harbour. Head into Bridport to uncover the Bridport Market, held every Wednesday and Saturday in the town centre; Golden Cap, the highest point on the south coast of England offers stunning panoramic sights from the summit. Further afield, is the pretty town of Lyme Regis, famous for its fossils and connection to the novel `The French Lieutenant's Woman.'

Method of Sale

Tenders are invited by informal tender for the freehold interest on an unconditional basis.

Tenders should include the following:-

- The amount to be offered for the property.

- Proof of funding

- Solicitor's details

- Confirmation of Board approval, if required

- Exchange and completion timescales

- Level of deposit to be paid.

The vendor reserves the right not to accept the highest or any offer.

Offers should be submitted by completing the informal tender form no later than 12 NOON Thursday 19th February 2026

Tenders should be e-mailed to Laura Jacobs.

Planning/Local Authority

Planning/Local Authority The local authority is Dorset Council.

Please Note

VAT:

Under the Finance Act 1989 VAT may be added to the sale price or rent quoted, we recommend that prospective buyers satisfy themselves and establish the VAT implications prior to entering into any agreement.

SERVICES:

Enquiries should be made to the appropriate authorities and prospective purchases are advised that they are entirely responsible for ensuring that their proposed needs are met.

AGENTS NOTE:

All measurements are approximate only. The site area measurement has been taken from an ordnance survey extract and has not been checked on site by Goadsby. Therefore, any measurement cannot be guaranteed and prospective buyers should satisfy themselves prior to entering into any agreement.

ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS

Under Anti Money Laundering Regulations, we are obliged to verify the identity of a proposed purchaser once a sale has been agreed and prior to instructing solicitors. This is to help combat fraud and money laundering and the requirements are contained in statute. A letter will be sent to the proposed purchaser once terms have been agreed.