House For Sale £525,000
An attractive 1930's detached family home ideally situated on Dorchester Road and close to a range of local amenities and well regarded schools.
The accommodation offers a host of character features typical of its age and type including original internal doors, fireplaces, bay windows, picture rails and high ceilings.
On the ground floor, an entrance door leads into a useful porch with further door into a spacious and welcoming reception hall. Stairs lead to the first floor with understairs storage cupboard and doors leading to a front aspect sitting room with bay window and original tiled fireplace.
The kitchen is extensively fitted with a range of wall and floor cupboards, range cooker with 5 ring gas hob, door to side access and door leading to a cloakroom which also houses a Vaillant gas fired boiler. Folding doors to the side lead into a dining room with inset gas fire, door to reception hall and French doors at the rear, leading into an impressive and substantial conservatory with tiled flooring and French doors opening to the rear garden.
On the first floor is a spacious landing area with original leaded light stained glass side window. There are four double bedrooms with the main bedroom having a range of built in wardrobes and front aspect bay window. There is a contemporary fitted family bathroom which is extremely well appointed with panelled bath and separate walk in shower cubicle with full height tiled walls and flooring.
Outside, gated access to the front leads onto a large parking area together with car port and detached garage/workshop. There are slate chipping borders stocked with shrubs and trees. A pedestrian side gate leads to the rear.
The rear garden is fully enclosed with a paved patio immediately adjoining the rear, leading onto large expanses of lawned gardens. A personal side door leads into the garage and workshop with power and light with patio doors at the rear of the workshop. At the far end of the garden is a timber shed and mature bay tree.
The property is situated on the outskirts of the coastal resort of Weymouth. There are a good range amenities close by including a petrol station/Marks and Spencer convenience store, 3 supermarkets including 'Sainsburys', a Sports Centre and Public House all of which are within walking distance.
There are also both primary and secondary schools close by within walking distance. Weymouth town centre can be found approximately 1.5 miles to the south and offers a comprehensive range of shops, marina, as well as cultural, recreational and further educational facilities.
The area also provides the opportunity to enjoy a range of sailing and water sports activities, the sandy beaches and walks along the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline.
There is a mainline rail station at Upwey, approximately ¾ of a mile from the property that provides rail links to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads and easy access onto the Weymouth relief road.
The accommodation offers a host of character features typical of its age and type including original internal doors, fireplaces, bay windows, picture rails and high ceilings.
On the ground floor, an entrance door leads into a useful porch with further door into a spacious and welcoming reception hall. Stairs lead to the first floor with understairs storage cupboard and doors leading to a front aspect sitting room with bay window and original tiled fireplace.
The kitchen is extensively fitted with a range of wall and floor cupboards, range cooker with 5 ring gas hob, door to side access and door leading to a cloakroom which also houses a Vaillant gas fired boiler. Folding doors to the side lead into a dining room with inset gas fire, door to reception hall and French doors at the rear, leading into an impressive and substantial conservatory with tiled flooring and French doors opening to the rear garden.
On the first floor is a spacious landing area with original leaded light stained glass side window. There are four double bedrooms with the main bedroom having a range of built in wardrobes and front aspect bay window. There is a contemporary fitted family bathroom which is extremely well appointed with panelled bath and separate walk in shower cubicle with full height tiled walls and flooring.
Outside, gated access to the front leads onto a large parking area together with car port and detached garage/workshop. There are slate chipping borders stocked with shrubs and trees. A pedestrian side gate leads to the rear.
The rear garden is fully enclosed with a paved patio immediately adjoining the rear, leading onto large expanses of lawned gardens. A personal side door leads into the garage and workshop with power and light with patio doors at the rear of the workshop. At the far end of the garden is a timber shed and mature bay tree.
The property is situated on the outskirts of the coastal resort of Weymouth. There are a good range amenities close by including a petrol station/Marks and Spencer convenience store, 3 supermarkets including 'Sainsburys', a Sports Centre and Public House all of which are within walking distance.
There are also both primary and secondary schools close by within walking distance. Weymouth town centre can be found approximately 1.5 miles to the south and offers a comprehensive range of shops, marina, as well as cultural, recreational and further educational facilities.
The area also provides the opportunity to enjoy a range of sailing and water sports activities, the sandy beaches and walks along the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline.
There is a mainline rail station at Upwey, approximately ¾ of a mile from the property that provides rail links to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads and easy access onto the Weymouth relief road.
