1 bed Flat For Sale £135,000
Location: West Stour is a small village spanning the A30 in the heart of Dorset. Village amenities include a popular Inn, Church, motor repairs and a shop/garage located a short distance from the property. A short drive to East Stour is the 'Udder Farm Shop' which includes a delicatessen, butchers and coffee shop. The nearby towns of Sherborne, Shaftesbury and Gillingham all offer a choice of supermarkets, banks and doctor's surgeries. Sherborne, Gillingham and Templecombe all have mainline train stations with services to London Waterloo and the West Country. The A30 runs East to West and the A350 and A303 leading to London can be reached via Shaftesbury.
Accommodation
Entrance hall: Communal entrance leading to stairs rising to the first floor and the door to the apartment. Timber front door with inset spy hole opens into the entrance hall of the apartment. Ceiling light, high level cupboard housing the electrics, fire/smoke sensors and white panelled door to the bedroom and to the sitting room.
Sitting/dining room: 17'1" x 13'1" Sash window to front aspect with far reaching views over the Blackmore Vale, ceiling light with decorative rose, ornate cornices, wall light points, picture rail, electric storage heater, telephone and television points, focal fireplace with the original Victorian black iron grate and timber surround and white panelled door to:
Kitchen: 8'7" x 8'6" Sash window with views over the garden and the Blackmore Vale, recessed spot lights, power points, fitted with a range of kitchen units consisting of wall and base cupboards with drawer line, separate drawer unit and eye level cupboards, wood block effect working surface, part tiled walls, inset 1½ bowl porcelain sink and drainer with swan neck mixer tap, space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for fridge/freezer, built-in electric oven and hob with extractor hood over and ceramic tiled floor.
Bedroom: 11'10" x 11' Sash window to rear aspect enjoying rural views, ceiling light, picture rail, electric storage heater, power and telephone points, airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and fitted with hanging rail and shelving and white panelled door to:
Bathroom: Suite comprising corner bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, tiled to splash prone areas and ceramic tiled floor.
Outside
Attractive communal gardens mainly laid to lawn with some cottage style planting enclosed by natural stone walling and hedging. Garden store area where each resident can erect a shed. The outlook from the gardens is a particular feature enjoying far reaching views. A truly stunning location.
Parking: Residents parking and some visitors spaces.
Services: Mains water, electricity and private drainage all subject to the usual utility regulations.
Management fees & service charges: The charge set by the Management Company is £337 per quarter for the year 2020 and this figure covers general maintenance, communal utilities, including septic tank and insurance. Additionally, there is a sinking fund included in the maintenance charge to help reduce any extra ordinary expenses that may occur in the future.
Council tax band: C
tenure: Leasehold (993 years) (It should be noted that each property owns one eighth of the Freehold).
Viewing: Strictly by appointment through the agents.
Accommodation
Entrance hall: Communal entrance leading to stairs rising to the first floor and the door to the apartment. Timber front door with inset spy hole opens into the entrance hall of the apartment. Ceiling light, high level cupboard housing the electrics, fire/smoke sensors and white panelled door to the bedroom and to the sitting room.
Sitting/dining room: 17'1" x 13'1" Sash window to front aspect with far reaching views over the Blackmore Vale, ceiling light with decorative rose, ornate cornices, wall light points, picture rail, electric storage heater, telephone and television points, focal fireplace with the original Victorian black iron grate and timber surround and white panelled door to:
Kitchen: 8'7" x 8'6" Sash window with views over the garden and the Blackmore Vale, recessed spot lights, power points, fitted with a range of kitchen units consisting of wall and base cupboards with drawer line, separate drawer unit and eye level cupboards, wood block effect working surface, part tiled walls, inset 1½ bowl porcelain sink and drainer with swan neck mixer tap, space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for fridge/freezer, built-in electric oven and hob with extractor hood over and ceramic tiled floor.
Bedroom: 11'10" x 11' Sash window to rear aspect enjoying rural views, ceiling light, picture rail, electric storage heater, power and telephone points, airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and fitted with hanging rail and shelving and white panelled door to:
Bathroom: Suite comprising corner bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, tiled to splash prone areas and ceramic tiled floor.
Outside
Attractive communal gardens mainly laid to lawn with some cottage style planting enclosed by natural stone walling and hedging. Garden store area where each resident can erect a shed. The outlook from the gardens is a particular feature enjoying far reaching views. A truly stunning location.
Parking: Residents parking and some visitors spaces.
Services: Mains water, electricity and private drainage all subject to the usual utility regulations.
Management fees & service charges: The charge set by the Management Company is £337 per quarter for the year 2020 and this figure covers general maintenance, communal utilities, including septic tank and insurance. Additionally, there is a sinking fund included in the maintenance charge to help reduce any extra ordinary expenses that may occur in the future.
Council tax band: C
tenure: Leasehold (993 years) (It should be noted that each property owns one eighth of the Freehold).
Viewing: Strictly by appointment through the agents.
