Langton House, Isle of Purbeck

Less than ten miles south west of Bournemouth lies the Isle of Purbeck – a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the source of the fine grey stone and unique dark green marble that bear its name. Rising steeply, in places to over 600 feet, within a mile of the sea, the dramatic Purbeck Hills create a natural barrier dominated by the striking ruins of Corfe Castle. Overlooking the English Channel on the slopes above Swanage – and with distant views of the Needles and the Isle of Wight – Langton House is set on the edge of the Purbeck village of Langton Matravers. Standing in 15 acres of grounds, and surrounded by National Trust land, Langton provides a convenient base from which to explore the beautiful countryside to the south of Dorset and beyond.

Langton House is just one of 30 glorious UK and European locations that you and your family could enjoy - rent free for life - as investors in the Holiday Property Bond.

The Further Information below explains in detail how the Bond works. To find out more about Langton House, the other 29 locations - and how the Holiday Property Bond could transform your holidays forever - visit www.hpb.co.uk.

The Langton Matravers Museum provides an insight into how the local stone (of which it is - itself - constructed) was quarried and used, and explains the unique geology of the Purbecks, providing many fascinating examples of the various ‘beds’ of stone.

There are several fascinating pieces in the museum’s surprisingly large collection, including stonemasons’ tools; photographs; an authentic reconstruction of a section of underground quarry working; and a rebuilt quarry capstan.

Similarly, nearby Swanage Museum provides a valuable insight into the history and heritage of the town and its residents (some famous, some infamous). Through compelling interactive displays, it enables you to learn more about the recently designated Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site - a 95 mile stretch of coastline linking Dorset and East Devon, whose beaches (particularly those around Kimmeridge) have proved particularly popular with fossil hunters.

How HPB works: The Bond is a life assurance bond investing, after initial charges, in properties and securities. Properties are booked for a no profit 'user charge' and Points issued with the Bond. There is a quarterly fee of under thirty pounds including VAT linked to RPI, with all other management fees paid from securities. Investment is from £5,000. Encashment may be made under the terms of the "Money Back Promise" referred to above. Otherwise you may encash after two years at a value linked to that of the properties and securities but you may not see a profit and may incur a loss because of initial charges and fluctuations in asset values. In exceptional circumstances encashment may be deferred for up to twelve months. No medical examination required.

This advertisement is issued by HPB Management Limited ('HPBM') of HPB House, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 8EH. HPBM are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority and are the main UK agent for Holiday Property Bond ('HPB'), issued by HPB Assurance Limited ('HPBA') registered in the Isle of Man and authorised by the Insurance and Pensions Authority there. Holders of policies issued by the company will not be protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme if the company becomes unable to meet its liabilities to them but Isle of Man compensation arrangements apply to new policies.

The Trustee of HPB is HSBC Trustee (Guernsey) Limited registered at Park Place, Park Street, St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, GY1 1EE. The Securities Manager is Baillie Gifford & Co registered at Calton Square, 1 Greenside Row, Edingburgh, EH1 3AN.. The Property Manager is HPB Management (International) Limited ('HPBMI') registered at Ground Floor, Neptune House, Marina Bay, PO Box 67, Gibraltar.

HPBM, HPBA and HPBMI are part of the HPB Marketing Group and are not independent of each other. HPBM is able to advise only on HPBA's products.

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