Margaret Marsh is a very small, rural parish in north Dorset, England, set among low-lying farmland and hedged lanes. The settlement is made up of a handful of cottages and farmsteads clustered around a small parish church and lanes, giving it a quiet, timeless countryside character rather than a built-up village feel.
Historically the community grew from dairy and mixed farming and that agricultural legacy still shapes the local economy and landscape; many properties are working farms or converted farm buildings. Social life is modest and village-focused, with the surrounding fields and hedgerows valued for their tranquillity, birdlife and the sense of rural continuity that draws people who prefer a quieter pace to life.