House For Sale £375,000
A detached 4 bedroom stone house with well laid out accommodation, enclosed rear garden, garage and parking close to the middle of the village.
Bramley Cottage is believed to have been originally built around 1900 of stone elevations with brick quoins under a pitched tiled roof. The cottage has been extended over time and now offers well laid out family accommodation.
The front door opens into a hall with a staircase to the first floor. The main sitting room is a light and bright dual aspect room overlooking the garden to the rear. The good sized dining room is in the middle of the house and to the rear is a second sitting room / snug with large cupboard and outlook on to the garden. The kitchen has a range of wall mounted and floor standing units and there is a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine and WC.
On the first floor the master bedroom looks over the garden to the rear and has an ensuite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside the garden is enclosed and to the rear and at the front is a garage and parking space.
The property is approached from the road on to a drive where there is parking for one car and a garage with up and over door, power and light. There is a path to the front door and a second door leading to the rear garden which is private, enclosed and laid to lawn with a raised decking area accessed from the sitting room. There are two substantial timber sheds / workshop and a summerhouse.
Henstridge parish lies in the extreme south of Somerset, separated from Dorset by Landshire Lane. The parish extends almost 2 miles north to south and up to 11 miles east to west. It covers over 4,000 acres and includes not only Henstridge village but also the smaller settlements of Henstridge Ash, Whitechurch, Yenston, Toomer and Bowden. This popular village has a primary school, two public houses, restaurant, village shop/post office and church. The historic towns of Sherborne, Shaftesbury and local regional centre of Yeovil are all within easy reach. Transport links are good with the A30 being just half a mile away and the A303 at Wincanton. Templecombe has a mainline railway to London Waterloo. The surrounding area has an abundance of good quality schools and some of the finest countryside with excellent walking, cycling and riding. The coast at Bournemouth/Poole is within an hour's drive.<br/><br/>
Bramley Cottage is believed to have been originally built around 1900 of stone elevations with brick quoins under a pitched tiled roof. The cottage has been extended over time and now offers well laid out family accommodation.
The front door opens into a hall with a staircase to the first floor. The main sitting room is a light and bright dual aspect room overlooking the garden to the rear. The good sized dining room is in the middle of the house and to the rear is a second sitting room / snug with large cupboard and outlook on to the garden. The kitchen has a range of wall mounted and floor standing units and there is a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine and WC.
On the first floor the master bedroom looks over the garden to the rear and has an ensuite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside the garden is enclosed and to the rear and at the front is a garage and parking space.
The property is approached from the road on to a drive where there is parking for one car and a garage with up and over door, power and light. There is a path to the front door and a second door leading to the rear garden which is private, enclosed and laid to lawn with a raised decking area accessed from the sitting room. There are two substantial timber sheds / workshop and a summerhouse.
Henstridge parish lies in the extreme south of Somerset, separated from Dorset by Landshire Lane. The parish extends almost 2 miles north to south and up to 11 miles east to west. It covers over 4,000 acres and includes not only Henstridge village but also the smaller settlements of Henstridge Ash, Whitechurch, Yenston, Toomer and Bowden. This popular village has a primary school, two public houses, restaurant, village shop/post office and church. The historic towns of Sherborne, Shaftesbury and local regional centre of Yeovil are all within easy reach. Transport links are good with the A30 being just half a mile away and the A303 at Wincanton. Templecombe has a mainline railway to London Waterloo. The surrounding area has an abundance of good quality schools and some of the finest countryside with excellent walking, cycling and riding. The coast at Bournemouth/Poole is within an hour's drive.<br/><br/>
