House For Sale £525,000
Stunning example of a four bedroom poundbury townhouse complete with extensive room above the double garage plus two En Suite Shower rooms plus further bathroom plus downstairs WC and two reception rooms over three floors. Plenty of light and space near Queen Mother Square.
Description
This semi detached four bedroom townhouse is a stunning example of Poundbury contemporary style and elegance with an abundance of light and space on every level.
The property comprises a wide and grand entrance hallway leading through to the first reception room with high ceilings and large westerly facing windows, a downstairs WC and through to the kitchen diner and utility room.
To the first floor there is a stunning sitting room with large windows which also benefits from a feature fireplace and high ceilings plus the master bedroom which has an en suite and additional dressing room and also a family bathroom.
To the third floor there are three further bedrooms plus en suite to the second bedroom.
Everything is finished to a very high standard throughout.
Entrance Hall
Kitchen Diner
Utility Room
Second Sitting Room
Downstairs WC
First Floor Landing
Main Sitting Room
Master Bedroom
Ensuite 1
Family Bathroom
Second Floor Landing
Bedroom 2
En Suite 2
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 4
Double Garage
Garage Loft Room
External
The property has a small front garden enclosed by cast iron railings.
To the rear of the property the garden is mostly laid to lawn with a pathway leading to the double garage and steps that lead up to the extensive loft room above the garage which is currently used as a games room and gym area by the current owners.
Directions
From Poundbury Queen Mother Square, proceed easterly towards Dorchester and take the second left turn into Liscombe Street.
Our property is to be found further up the road on the right hand side.
Environment
Poundbury is currently home to approximately 3,800 people in a mix of private and affordable housing. The community also provides employment for over 2,300 people and is home to 207 businesses.”
Since building began in 1993, Corner of brick building showing Vickery StreetPoundbury has proved increasingly influential, attracting international interest and generating many organised tours every year. These include architects, town planners, academics, house builders and land owners. The success has been recognised far beyond Dorset and many of the founding principles of Poundbury have now been incorporated into the British Government’s Planning Policy.
Construction of Poundbury started in October 1993 and is scheduled to complete in 2026.
Poundbury is established on 400 acres of land within the Dorchester by-pass, with 250 acres of mixed-use buildings and 150 acres of landscaping for recreation, ecology and farmland.
The architecture of Poundbury is deliberately traditional, reflecting the local style as an urban extension to Dorchester rather than a separate village.
At the beginning of 2019, approximately 3,800 people were living in 1,700 homes across Poundbury.
35% of the housing under construction in Poundbury is affordable housing for rental or shared ownership by local people.
Poundbury is expected to increase the population of Dorchester by approximately one quarter (approximately 5,800 people) on completion
There are currently 207 individual businesses operating in Poundbury employing over 2,300 people, and over half those businesses started in Poundbury.
Pummery Square is the hub of Phase One, The Buttermarket is the hub of Phase Two and Queen Mother Square is the hub of Phases Three and Four.
The Great Field provides 12 hectares of Green Space for the residents of Dorchester, with more than 26,000 shrubs and 450 trees planted and a superb new children's play equipment area installed in 2020.
Rainbarrow Farm was the country's first full-scale anaerobic digester and biomethane-to-grid plant, built by the Duchy of Cornwall as a Joint Venture with local farmers, which provides 100% renewable bio-methane gas from sustainable sources of crops and feeds this into the national gas distribution network to heat Poundbury and up to 90,000 homes in West Dorset.
Poundbury is a mixed-use walkable community that enables people to live more sustainable lifestyles. Additional environmental benefits include Electrical Vehicle charging capability in all garages from 2017, thermally efficient homes with built-in bird boxes, and allotments, orchards and extensive tree planting across the estate.
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Description
This semi detached four bedroom townhouse is a stunning example of Poundbury contemporary style and elegance with an abundance of light and space on every level.
The property comprises a wide and grand entrance hallway leading through to the first reception room with high ceilings and large westerly facing windows, a downstairs WC and through to the kitchen diner and utility room.
To the first floor there is a stunning sitting room with large windows which also benefits from a feature fireplace and high ceilings plus the master bedroom which has an en suite and additional dressing room and also a family bathroom.
To the third floor there are three further bedrooms plus en suite to the second bedroom.
Everything is finished to a very high standard throughout.
Entrance Hall
Kitchen Diner
Utility Room
Second Sitting Room
Downstairs WC
First Floor Landing
Main Sitting Room
Master Bedroom
Ensuite 1
Family Bathroom
Second Floor Landing
Bedroom 2
En Suite 2
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 4
Double Garage
Garage Loft Room
External
The property has a small front garden enclosed by cast iron railings.
To the rear of the property the garden is mostly laid to lawn with a pathway leading to the double garage and steps that lead up to the extensive loft room above the garage which is currently used as a games room and gym area by the current owners.
Directions
From Poundbury Queen Mother Square, proceed easterly towards Dorchester and take the second left turn into Liscombe Street.
Our property is to be found further up the road on the right hand side.
Environment
Poundbury is currently home to approximately 3,800 people in a mix of private and affordable housing. The community also provides employment for over 2,300 people and is home to 207 businesses.”
Since building began in 1993, Corner of brick building showing Vickery StreetPoundbury has proved increasingly influential, attracting international interest and generating many organised tours every year. These include architects, town planners, academics, house builders and land owners. The success has been recognised far beyond Dorset and many of the founding principles of Poundbury have now been incorporated into the British Government’s Planning Policy.
Construction of Poundbury started in October 1993 and is scheduled to complete in 2026.
Poundbury is established on 400 acres of land within the Dorchester by-pass, with 250 acres of mixed-use buildings and 150 acres of landscaping for recreation, ecology and farmland.
The architecture of Poundbury is deliberately traditional, reflecting the local style as an urban extension to Dorchester rather than a separate village.
At the beginning of 2019, approximately 3,800 people were living in 1,700 homes across Poundbury.
35% of the housing under construction in Poundbury is affordable housing for rental or shared ownership by local people.
Poundbury is expected to increase the population of Dorchester by approximately one quarter (approximately 5,800 people) on completion
There are currently 207 individual businesses operating in Poundbury employing over 2,300 people, and over half those businesses started in Poundbury.
Pummery Square is the hub of Phase One, The Buttermarket is the hub of Phase Two and Queen Mother Square is the hub of Phases Three and Four.
The Great Field provides 12 hectares of Green Space for the residents of Dorchester, with more than 26,000 shrubs and 450 trees planted and a superb new children's play equipment area installed in 2020.
Rainbarrow Farm was the country's first full-scale anaerobic digester and biomethane-to-grid plant, built by the Duchy of Cornwall as a Joint Venture with local farmers, which provides 100% renewable bio-methane gas from sustainable sources of crops and feeds this into the national gas distribution network to heat Poundbury and up to 90,000 homes in West Dorset.
Poundbury is a mixed-use walkable community that enables people to live more sustainable lifestyles. Additional environmental benefits include Electrical Vehicle charging capability in all garages from 2017, thermally efficient homes with built-in bird boxes, and allotments, orchards and extensive tree planting across the estate.
Write up Courtesy of
EPC
Tenure
Freehold
Important Note
These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy is not guaranteed. They do not form part of any contract. Nothing in these particulars shall be deemed to be a statement that the property is in good structural condition or otherwise, nor that any of the services, appliances, equipment or facilities are in good working order or have been tested. Purchasers should satisfy themselves on such matters prior to purchase.
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