House For Sale £495,000
This delightful semi-detached Grade II* Listed property is a rare gem. Set on the edge of Chedington, one of Dorset’s prettiest villages, it is packed with character features throughout including flagstones floors, a number of fireplaces, and mullion windows. The accommodation is spacious with a super kitchen/diner which has an aga. There is an adjoining dual aspect sitting room with inglenook fireplace and two generous double bedrooms upstairs. The garden is a haven for nature and offers lots of space to enjoy views across the beautiful countryside.
Steps lead up from the lane to front terrace and the entrance door which is slightly set back into the property creating a porch. The solid wood entrance door opens directly into the spacious kitchen/diner with its beautiful flag stone floor. This room has a comprehensive range of solid wood wall and floor units in a shaker style topped with a timber worksurfaces. The central feature is the aga. Integrated items include a halogen hob, electric oven and dishwasher. There is space for a washing machine. Other features include beams, a window seat and understairs cupboard. There is space for a table and chairs to seat six - eight.
A stunning wood partition separates this room from the dual aspect sitting room. This room has a solid wood floor and a stunning inglenook fire place with wood burner and mullion windows.
Moving up the staircase to the first floor landing with all doors leading off and where there is a small staircase up to the boarded attic with two Velux windows.
The dual aspect master bedroom is again very spacious with views over the garden and some country views. There is an inglenook fireplace with Bressummer beam over, and a built in wardrobe with shelving.
The second double bedroom has another feature fireplace and views over the garden.
The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a panelled bath with shower over, pedestal hand basin and w.c.
Chedington which lies 5.5 miles from Beaminster, 5 miles from Crewkerne (main line station Exeter-Waterloo) and 17 miles from the county town of Dorchester is in an elevated position and from many vantage points are fine views over the surrounding countryside. The village comprises character cottages, larger period properties, some being listed of Architectural and Historical Importance, a few individual modern houses and bungalows, but there are no large housing developments.<br/><br/>
Steps lead up from the lane to front terrace and the entrance door which is slightly set back into the property creating a porch. The solid wood entrance door opens directly into the spacious kitchen/diner with its beautiful flag stone floor. This room has a comprehensive range of solid wood wall and floor units in a shaker style topped with a timber worksurfaces. The central feature is the aga. Integrated items include a halogen hob, electric oven and dishwasher. There is space for a washing machine. Other features include beams, a window seat and understairs cupboard. There is space for a table and chairs to seat six - eight.
A stunning wood partition separates this room from the dual aspect sitting room. This room has a solid wood floor and a stunning inglenook fire place with wood burner and mullion windows.
Moving up the staircase to the first floor landing with all doors leading off and where there is a small staircase up to the boarded attic with two Velux windows.
The dual aspect master bedroom is again very spacious with views over the garden and some country views. There is an inglenook fireplace with Bressummer beam over, and a built in wardrobe with shelving.
The second double bedroom has another feature fireplace and views over the garden.
The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a panelled bath with shower over, pedestal hand basin and w.c.
Chedington which lies 5.5 miles from Beaminster, 5 miles from Crewkerne (main line station Exeter-Waterloo) and 17 miles from the county town of Dorchester is in an elevated position and from many vantage points are fine views over the surrounding countryside. The village comprises character cottages, larger period properties, some being listed of Architectural and Historical Importance, a few individual modern houses and bungalows, but there are no large housing developments.<br/><br/>
