Living in Powerstock
Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Dorset, Powerstock is a quaint village that embodies the tranquil spirit of rural England. This charming locale is steeped in history, with roots that trace back to the Domesday Book. The village is characterized by its stunning landscapes, consisting of rolling hills and lush greenery, making it a haven for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Powerstock boasts a low crime rate, standing at an impressive 100% below the national average, contributing to its reputation as a safe and desirable place to live. The village's economy is primarily driven by agriculture, tourism, and local businesses, creating a small yet vibrant community that values sustainability and the preservation of its natural surroundings. The nearby scenic routes and walking trails attract visitors, encouraging a sense of community and engagement among residents.
£350,000
Reflects the village's desirable rural location.
100% below average
Powerstock is known for its safety and low crime levels.
Approximately 300
A small, close-knit community atmosphere.
Low
The area is not prone to flooding, enhancing its appeal.
What's happening in Powerstock

Charity reveals hidden cost of 'unsuitable' donations
Dorset Blind Association says it receives "increasing numbers" of items it cannot sell or recycle.
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Hundreds set to pull Boeing 737 for charity
Teams will race to each pull the 35-tonne Boeing 737 aircraft 50m (164ft) at Bournemouth Airport.
Read more →More than a dozen job cuts proposed as cross-Channel ferry service to end
Thirteen jobs are at risk following the decision to end a long-running cross-channel ferry service.
Read more →Seaside deckchairs in running for national seaside heritage honour
Weymouth’s traditional deckchairs are in the running to be named one of the UK’s top seaside experiences
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Hedgehog's overnight antics caught on shop CCTV
A shop owner in Swanage thought it was odd when items mysteriously started moving and breaking.
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