House For Sale £330,000
Parkers are delighted to offer for sale this desirable family home favourably situated in the heart of the sought-after picturesque village of Netherbury enjoying an elevated position, with charming views over Chantry Street, St Mary’s Church and the surrounding countryside. Built as one of seven individually designed cottages in the mid 1980’s the property has been sympathetically renovated to create a lovely home that enjoys well-proportioned accommodation. Notable improvements include upgraded electrics, double glazing, a new water tank and complete redecoration throughout including new carpets. The property is set within attractive gardens that provide the perfect space in which to enjoys its peaceful and tranquil setting. In addition, there is a single garage and a parking space as well as a generous loft space, which may be suitable for conversion (STPP). EPC Band D.
Situation
Chantry Walk is situated within the centre of the desirable and picturesque village of Netherbury, home to many beautiful period stone houses and cottages. The village has a friendly and thriving community benefiting from a newly renovated village hall, playing fields and the beautifully positioned St Mary’s Church. The hall holds many activities to cater to all ages of the community, a local film night, playgroup and yoga sessions, to name but a few. The immediate area is designated as being one of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Netherbury nestles along the Brit Valley offering many beautiful walks, trails and bridleways perfect for the outdoor enthusiast. The village also hosts the renowned Netherbury Open Gardens when many of the locals open their gardens to the public. “The Hare and Hounds" public house is close by in the hamlet of Waytown. Historic Beaminster, Hardy’s ‘ Emminster’, is a short distance away offering convenient and bespoke shopping, as well as a number of renowned popular restaurants and brasseries, a leisure centre, a local museum and primary and secondary schooling. Approximately five miles to the south is the vibrant market town of Bridport, which has a twice weekly market as well as regular farmers’ and vintage markets, offering a range of shops and services such as restaurants and hotels, a renowned art centre, a cinema, leisure centre, supermarkets, a museum and a number of sought after primary and secondary schools.
Key Features
Entrance is gained via a spacious hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the property, well proportioned room sizes and plentiful natural light creating an open and spacious feel.
The property offers a generous sitting room/diner that features an attractive stone fireplace with an electric woodburner effect fire which can be easily converted back to a fully working woodburning stove. The room receives an abundance of natural light gained via a rear aspect double glazed window and a set of French doors that offer access to the garden. A delightful conservatory provides additional living accommodation whilst taking full advantage of the charming view towards St Mary’s church.
The kitchen enjoys a traditional feel and is well appointed, fitted with locally hand made solid pine fronted units which provide ample storage options with work surface over.
The lovely style and presentation continues to the first floor where there are three generous bedrooms. The principal bedroom has been adapted to create a mezzanine style room accessed directly from the staircase. This could easily be returned to its previous layout if desired.
The property benefits from en-suite facilities to the third bedroom. Serving the other two bedrooms is the family bathroom, tastefully fitted with a suite comprising a low level wc, a wash hand basin and a panel enclosed bath with a hand held shower attachment.
Externally, the property enjoys a delightful low maintenance garden that is laid predominately to paving with a selection of flower beds that house a wide variety of mature plants and shrubs. A pedestrian gate to the rear of the garden provides access to a single garage with up and over door, power and light. There is also an allocated parking space nearby.
Room Dimensions
Sitting Room/Diner (7.42m x 3.58m (24'04" x 11'09"))
Kitchen (3.71m x 2.95m (12'02" x 9'08"))
Conservatory (3.48m x 3.05m (11'05" x 10'0"))
Bedroom One (5.18m x 2.67m (17'0" x 8'09"))
Bedroom Two (3.76m x 2.77m (12'04" x 9'01"))
Bedroom Three (3.51m x 2.72m (11'06" x 8'11"))
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Gas fired central heating. Satellite is available also.
Local Authorities
Dorset Council, South Walks House, South Walks Road, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1UZ
Tel: We are advised that the council tax band is D
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with the sole agents:
Parkers Property Consultants and Valuers Tel: Covid-19 - Please note that viewings can only be offered to clients in a position to proceed to purchase and are undertaken with strict safety measures in place.
Situation
Chantry Walk is situated within the centre of the desirable and picturesque village of Netherbury, home to many beautiful period stone houses and cottages. The village has a friendly and thriving community benefiting from a newly renovated village hall, playing fields and the beautifully positioned St Mary’s Church. The hall holds many activities to cater to all ages of the community, a local film night, playgroup and yoga sessions, to name but a few. The immediate area is designated as being one of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Netherbury nestles along the Brit Valley offering many beautiful walks, trails and bridleways perfect for the outdoor enthusiast. The village also hosts the renowned Netherbury Open Gardens when many of the locals open their gardens to the public. “The Hare and Hounds" public house is close by in the hamlet of Waytown. Historic Beaminster, Hardy’s ‘ Emminster’, is a short distance away offering convenient and bespoke shopping, as well as a number of renowned popular restaurants and brasseries, a leisure centre, a local museum and primary and secondary schooling. Approximately five miles to the south is the vibrant market town of Bridport, which has a twice weekly market as well as regular farmers’ and vintage markets, offering a range of shops and services such as restaurants and hotels, a renowned art centre, a cinema, leisure centre, supermarkets, a museum and a number of sought after primary and secondary schools.
Key Features
Entrance is gained via a spacious hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the property, well proportioned room sizes and plentiful natural light creating an open and spacious feel.
The property offers a generous sitting room/diner that features an attractive stone fireplace with an electric woodburner effect fire which can be easily converted back to a fully working woodburning stove. The room receives an abundance of natural light gained via a rear aspect double glazed window and a set of French doors that offer access to the garden. A delightful conservatory provides additional living accommodation whilst taking full advantage of the charming view towards St Mary’s church.
The kitchen enjoys a traditional feel and is well appointed, fitted with locally hand made solid pine fronted units which provide ample storage options with work surface over.
The lovely style and presentation continues to the first floor where there are three generous bedrooms. The principal bedroom has been adapted to create a mezzanine style room accessed directly from the staircase. This could easily be returned to its previous layout if desired.
The property benefits from en-suite facilities to the third bedroom. Serving the other two bedrooms is the family bathroom, tastefully fitted with a suite comprising a low level wc, a wash hand basin and a panel enclosed bath with a hand held shower attachment.
Externally, the property enjoys a delightful low maintenance garden that is laid predominately to paving with a selection of flower beds that house a wide variety of mature plants and shrubs. A pedestrian gate to the rear of the garden provides access to a single garage with up and over door, power and light. There is also an allocated parking space nearby.
Room Dimensions
Sitting Room/Diner (7.42m x 3.58m (24'04" x 11'09"))
Kitchen (3.71m x 2.95m (12'02" x 9'08"))
Conservatory (3.48m x 3.05m (11'05" x 10'0"))
Bedroom One (5.18m x 2.67m (17'0" x 8'09"))
Bedroom Two (3.76m x 2.77m (12'04" x 9'01"))
Bedroom Three (3.51m x 2.72m (11'06" x 8'11"))
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Gas fired central heating. Satellite is available also.
Local Authorities
Dorset Council, South Walks House, South Walks Road, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1UZ
Tel: We are advised that the council tax band is D
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with the sole agents:
Parkers Property Consultants and Valuers Tel: Covid-19 - Please note that viewings can only be offered to clients in a position to proceed to purchase and are undertaken with strict safety measures in place.
