House For Sale £460,000
This impressive Grade II Listed three bedroom country cottage offers excellent internal space with three reception rooms and three bedrooms. A kitchen diner with hand-built kitchen and aga further adds to the appeal of this property. There are many original character features throughout including flagstone floors, window seats and inglenook fireplaces. A lovely solid wood conservatory further adds to this property’s appeal. Externally it offers an enclosed cottage garden, vegetable garden, workshop, garage and parking. Early viewing is strongly recommended.
With oil fired central heating and secondary glazing.
Set back from Church Hill the property has a pretty canopy porch with traditional solid wood door into the entrance hall with its flagstone floor and all doors leading off. A stunning modern addition is the sympathetically designed oak staircase with feature glass screen banister.
The kitchen/diner is a super family space set to the rear of the property overlooking the garden. It is fitted with a hand-built kitchen in solid wood painted in a soft green and topped in solid wood work surfaces. Integrated items include a dishwasher and fridge. The central feature is a two oven oil-fired aga which provides hot water. The dining space is generous with plenty of room for a table and chairs to seat six - eight.
The utility is off the hall and also has a Belfast sink, storage, work surface and space for a washing machine.
The two formal reception rooms are set to the front. The sitting room has features including beams, shelved recess, a wonderful inglenook fireplace with woodburner set within and a window seat to the front.
The dining room with its flagstone floors also has an inglenook fireplace, this time with a bread oven, and window seat and offers a great entertaining space. Off this room is a lovely addition of a walk in cold store/pantry with light and power connected.
The downstairs bathroom has a modern 'P' shaped bath with mixer taps and wall mounted shower.
Finally at the end of the hall is the solid wood double glazed conservatory with its views over the garden terrace and garden. It is a great addition to the property and provides a further entertaining space.
Upstairs off the landing with its oak flooring are the three bedrooms. The master bedroom is a spacious room with front aspect and excellent eaves storage which has been adapted to provide a great wardrobe space.
The master bedroom also has an en-suite shower room.
The double guest bedroom boasts a character fireplace to add to its charm. The airing cupboard is also located in this room and beyond is access to eaves storage.
The third bedroom is a single and is presently used as an office.
South Perrott is a pretty village on the Somerset/Dorset border comprising character cottages, large period houses and a small number of modern properties which have been designed to blend in with the village scene. Facilities include church, village hall and the Coach and Horses Hotel with day to day amenities including a post office/store and primary school at Mosterton, which lies approximately two miles to the south-west. A comprehensive range of shops including Waitrose can be found at Crewkerne which is approx. 3½ miles or Beaminster approx. 5½ miles to the south. The main line railway station (Exeter – Waterloo) is at Crewkerne and the Jurassic coast at Burton Bradstock is approximately 13 miles and the County town of Dorchester 18 miles.<br/><br/>
With oil fired central heating and secondary glazing.
Set back from Church Hill the property has a pretty canopy porch with traditional solid wood door into the entrance hall with its flagstone floor and all doors leading off. A stunning modern addition is the sympathetically designed oak staircase with feature glass screen banister.
The kitchen/diner is a super family space set to the rear of the property overlooking the garden. It is fitted with a hand-built kitchen in solid wood painted in a soft green and topped in solid wood work surfaces. Integrated items include a dishwasher and fridge. The central feature is a two oven oil-fired aga which provides hot water. The dining space is generous with plenty of room for a table and chairs to seat six - eight.
The utility is off the hall and also has a Belfast sink, storage, work surface and space for a washing machine.
The two formal reception rooms are set to the front. The sitting room has features including beams, shelved recess, a wonderful inglenook fireplace with woodburner set within and a window seat to the front.
The dining room with its flagstone floors also has an inglenook fireplace, this time with a bread oven, and window seat and offers a great entertaining space. Off this room is a lovely addition of a walk in cold store/pantry with light and power connected.
The downstairs bathroom has a modern 'P' shaped bath with mixer taps and wall mounted shower.
Finally at the end of the hall is the solid wood double glazed conservatory with its views over the garden terrace and garden. It is a great addition to the property and provides a further entertaining space.
Upstairs off the landing with its oak flooring are the three bedrooms. The master bedroom is a spacious room with front aspect and excellent eaves storage which has been adapted to provide a great wardrobe space.
The master bedroom also has an en-suite shower room.
The double guest bedroom boasts a character fireplace to add to its charm. The airing cupboard is also located in this room and beyond is access to eaves storage.
The third bedroom is a single and is presently used as an office.
South Perrott is a pretty village on the Somerset/Dorset border comprising character cottages, large period houses and a small number of modern properties which have been designed to blend in with the village scene. Facilities include church, village hall and the Coach and Horses Hotel with day to day amenities including a post office/store and primary school at Mosterton, which lies approximately two miles to the south-west. A comprehensive range of shops including Waitrose can be found at Crewkerne which is approx. 3½ miles or Beaminster approx. 5½ miles to the south. The main line railway station (Exeter – Waterloo) is at Crewkerne and the Jurassic coast at Burton Bradstock is approximately 13 miles and the County town of Dorchester 18 miles.<br/><br/>
