2 bed Flat For Sale £390,000
Stunning Mews Cottage forming part of the historic Stratton House in the centre of the thriving market town of Dorchester.
With all the shops, restaurants and amenities that this town centre location has to offer, but with an oasis of communal gardens and privacy at the rear of Stratton House making this development extremely exclusive and private.
For lovers of history and bespoke period features, the conversion of this Grade II listed building is done to the highest of standards with luxurious fixtures and fittings throughout.
Entrance hall From the grand communal entrance hall from High West Street, with its curving staircase and chandelier, the entrance to 1 Stratton House may be found. This leads into a long entrance hallway from which the sitting room and dining room may be reached.
Grey carpet and neutral decor.
Electric panel heater.
Intercom phone to front entrance.
Sitting/dining room The house may also be accessed at the rear of the building from the car park via a rear private entrance from the courtyard.
This door leads into the open-plan sitting/dining room with its large archway into the kitchen.
A large room with space for seating and eating areas, this room has grey carpets and neutral decor with feature 'wine cellar' wallpaper.
Exposed beams add to the character of the room along with the radiator with fitted wooden cover.
Stairs rising to the 1st floor.
Two white painted wooden windows with secondary glazing and fitted blinds.
Multi-media point.
Kitchen Open plan with the sitting room, the kitchen is of the highest standard in a traditional style with white wooden units and solid oak work-surface.
White ceramic sink and drainer.
Fully integrated Siemens appliances including oven, hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer.
Neutrally decorated and wood-effect vinyl flooring.
Feature 'wine cellar' wallpaper give a stylish finish.
White painted wooden window with secondary glazing and blind.
Spot lights to ceiling.
Sitting room The second reception room which could be used as either a dining or sitting room, or as a study, leads from the entrance hall and benefits from an attractive feature fireplace with tiled surround.
High ceilings and a large white-painted wooden window add to the overall effect of a comfortable period room.
Grey carpet and neutral decor with feature 'library' wallpaper.
Alcoves to either side of the fireplace.
Ceiling pendant light with luxurious feature shade.
Radiator and multi-media point.
Window with slatted blind.
Bedroom two Double bedroom with en suite shower room.
Grey carpet and neutral decor with feature 'library' wallpaper.
Radiator.
White painted window with blind.
Pendant light with luxurious shade.
Feature fireplace.
Small cupboard housing electrical consumer unit.
En suite Shower room leading from bedroom two with luxurious high-quality fittings.
Large shower enclosure with waterfall shower head plus second hand shower.
White basin and WC.
Chrome heated towel rail.
Neutral decor and white tiling.
Stairs and landing Stairs rising from the ground floor curve round up to the first floor with a high stair well above and the most magnificent light fitting filling the space.
The stairs and landing have grey carpet and are neutrally decorated with a small area of tasteful bird print wallpaper above the window giving a period touch to match the modern fittings.
The window has secondary glazing and fitted blind.
Bedroom one A large double bedroom with built-in walk-in cupboard and wardrobes.
Grey carpet and neutral decor with painted wooden panels creating the period feel. A wall of grey brick effect wallpaper lends a stylish finish.
Two white painted windows with fitted blinds.
Radiator and TV aerial.
Ceiling light pendant with fine grey shade.
Bathroom The master bedroom of this house is a stand out feature with its slick and luxurious fittings.
The large walk-in shower with rainfall shower head and separate hand shower plus large white bath tub offer pure relaxation.
There is wood-effect vinyl flooring with underfloor heating controlled by a separate room thermostat.
Radiator and heated chrome towel rail.
White basin and WC.
Two white painted windows with blinds.
Outside The communal gardens to the rear of Stratton House are one of the property's best features.
Beautifully kept with multiple peaceful seating areas.
Allocated parking for one car in private carpark.
Stratton House is Grade II Listed and understood to have been built circa 1883 for the earl of Shaftesbury, having been designed by local architects G R Crickmay. More recently the property was owned and used by the local authority until its sale for redevelopment of which this unique mews cottage forms part.
With all the shops, restaurants and amenities that this town centre location has to offer, but with an oasis of communal gardens and privacy at the rear of Stratton House making this development extremely exclusive and private.
For lovers of history and bespoke period features, the conversion of this Grade II listed building is done to the highest of standards with luxurious fixtures and fittings throughout.
Entrance hall From the grand communal entrance hall from High West Street, with its curving staircase and chandelier, the entrance to 1 Stratton House may be found. This leads into a long entrance hallway from which the sitting room and dining room may be reached.
Grey carpet and neutral decor.
Electric panel heater.
Intercom phone to front entrance.
Sitting/dining room The house may also be accessed at the rear of the building from the car park via a rear private entrance from the courtyard.
This door leads into the open-plan sitting/dining room with its large archway into the kitchen.
A large room with space for seating and eating areas, this room has grey carpets and neutral decor with feature 'wine cellar' wallpaper.
Exposed beams add to the character of the room along with the radiator with fitted wooden cover.
Stairs rising to the 1st floor.
Two white painted wooden windows with secondary glazing and fitted blinds.
Multi-media point.
Kitchen Open plan with the sitting room, the kitchen is of the highest standard in a traditional style with white wooden units and solid oak work-surface.
White ceramic sink and drainer.
Fully integrated Siemens appliances including oven, hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer.
Neutrally decorated and wood-effect vinyl flooring.
Feature 'wine cellar' wallpaper give a stylish finish.
White painted wooden window with secondary glazing and blind.
Spot lights to ceiling.
Sitting room The second reception room which could be used as either a dining or sitting room, or as a study, leads from the entrance hall and benefits from an attractive feature fireplace with tiled surround.
High ceilings and a large white-painted wooden window add to the overall effect of a comfortable period room.
Grey carpet and neutral decor with feature 'library' wallpaper.
Alcoves to either side of the fireplace.
Ceiling pendant light with luxurious feature shade.
Radiator and multi-media point.
Window with slatted blind.
Bedroom two Double bedroom with en suite shower room.
Grey carpet and neutral decor with feature 'library' wallpaper.
Radiator.
White painted window with blind.
Pendant light with luxurious shade.
Feature fireplace.
Small cupboard housing electrical consumer unit.
En suite Shower room leading from bedroom two with luxurious high-quality fittings.
Large shower enclosure with waterfall shower head plus second hand shower.
White basin and WC.
Chrome heated towel rail.
Neutral decor and white tiling.
Stairs and landing Stairs rising from the ground floor curve round up to the first floor with a high stair well above and the most magnificent light fitting filling the space.
The stairs and landing have grey carpet and are neutrally decorated with a small area of tasteful bird print wallpaper above the window giving a period touch to match the modern fittings.
The window has secondary glazing and fitted blind.
Bedroom one A large double bedroom with built-in walk-in cupboard and wardrobes.
Grey carpet and neutral decor with painted wooden panels creating the period feel. A wall of grey brick effect wallpaper lends a stylish finish.
Two white painted windows with fitted blinds.
Radiator and TV aerial.
Ceiling light pendant with fine grey shade.
Bathroom The master bedroom of this house is a stand out feature with its slick and luxurious fittings.
The large walk-in shower with rainfall shower head and separate hand shower plus large white bath tub offer pure relaxation.
There is wood-effect vinyl flooring with underfloor heating controlled by a separate room thermostat.
Radiator and heated chrome towel rail.
White basin and WC.
Two white painted windows with blinds.
Outside The communal gardens to the rear of Stratton House are one of the property's best features.
Beautifully kept with multiple peaceful seating areas.
Allocated parking for one car in private carpark.
Stratton House is Grade II Listed and understood to have been built circa 1883 for the earl of Shaftesbury, having been designed by local architects G R Crickmay. More recently the property was owned and used by the local authority until its sale for redevelopment of which this unique mews cottage forms part.
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