The main house boasts four bedrooms and three bathrooms decorated to the highest finish. The reception rooms are particularly noteworthy, with high ceilings, open fireplaces, and large French windows contributing to a light and airy atmosphere. The grand fireplace in the dining room and windows dressed in opulent silk brocade pair well with the  Baccarat chandelier and portrait of Tennyson. The period antiques add to the regal atmosphere with the Dinner service befitting a King. The coach house consists of a country kitchen, which basks in morning sun and offers views of wild deer and weeping willows in the open fields nearby, while the upstairs suite offers a luxurious guest apartment.

Louis  XVI headboards, Persian tapestries, silk drapes, stained glass windows and Barbizon oil paintings add unique charm to each room. The oak panelled library offers an eclectic mix of rare books, spectacular garden views and the peace and tranquility that would inspire any author. The wine room offers an intimate setting to ponder the history of this exquisite home. A quaint mudroom next to the coach house offers a comfortable lounging area for children seeking a reprieve from their parents or for a sports fan seeking a quiet moment in front of a TV.

The stunning grounds include a well-manicured interior garden and a symphony of perennials in perpetual blossom. Mature trees on the front lawn undulate with the daily breeze reminding one of the close proximity to the sea. Two Breeze Houses strategically situated in the apple orchard and the more formal interior garden also provide atmospheric venues for lunch, cocktails at sunset and family gatherings. The formal interior gardens would also be suitable for intimate weddings, a corporate retreat or a family reunion.

The Old Came Rectory is an important part of Dorchester's cultural and architectural heritage.