House For Sale £695,000
This charming period cottage is unlisted and resides in a large plot adjoining fields. Downstairs there are three reception rooms, two offer beautiful character features including inglenook fireplaces, flagstone floors and beams, whilst, to the rear, the third reception room is a modern extension of glass and stone offering superb views across the garden. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, the master bedroom has wonderful views across the countryside, and there is a further very generous double and a pretty double. If workspace is required, there is a new insulated garden office/studio. The garden itself is simply wonderful with a large raised entertaining terrace, lawns, pond, all overlooking the fields and countryside beyond.
The property is laid out as follows
Entrance porch through into hall with doors leading off to two of the three reception rooms. Both these rooms possess charming character features including blue lias flagstone floors, beams and multi-pane windows with window seat and shutters.
To the right is the sitting room with a fire surround in stone and inset wood burner. To the rear of this room, you step down into a comfortable space presently used as a small library/reading room.
Returning to the hall and moving to the left is the dining room. This room has a highly impressive inglenook fireplace with a bread oven and wood burner. The rear hall can be accessed from this room. The original staircase rises to the first floor. The dining room flows on into the dual aspect kitchen.
The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of shaker style wall and floor units topped with a solid wood worksurface. With aga, Belfast sink, electric hob and space for a dishwasher. Understairs storage cupboard.
Moving on to the rear hall which runs along the back of the property with main stairs rising and a large, vaulted room at the end which provides excellent storage, and a utility room.
Beyond is the cloakroom and to the rear of the utility is a back door opening out into the garden.
At the other end of the rear hall there is a super glass and stone garden reception room with views across the gardens and beyond. It provides a modern twist to the accommodation.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms. The master is dual aspect and has lovely views across the local rural countryside. It is a spacious room full of light and beautifully decorated. With two double wardrobes and original cupboard. There is an en-suite including bath, shower, basin and W.C.
The guest bedroom is of similar proportions to the master and again has a light and airy feel. Beyond this room is a door leading into a rear landing which can also be accessed via the original staircase in the dining room.
Off this landing is a family bathroom with bath, basin and W.C.
Finally at the end of the landing is the third bedroom which is a pretty double with a front aspect.
Corscombe is a Conservation village in an area designated as being of ‘Outstanding Natural Beauty’. The village lies approximately 4 miles to the north-east of Beaminster and comprises small character cottages, larger period houses, farms and a blend of modern houses and bungalows. Amenities include a village hall, church and the ‘Fox Inn. The County town of Dorchester is about 16 miles to the east, Yeovil about 10 miles to the north and the nearest coast is at West Bay some 12 miles. The attractive town of Beaminster offers many facilities including a good range of shops, churches, post office, library, two schools, health centres, other professional services and many social and sporting facilities.<br/><br/>
The property is laid out as follows
Entrance porch through into hall with doors leading off to two of the three reception rooms. Both these rooms possess charming character features including blue lias flagstone floors, beams and multi-pane windows with window seat and shutters.
To the right is the sitting room with a fire surround in stone and inset wood burner. To the rear of this room, you step down into a comfortable space presently used as a small library/reading room.
Returning to the hall and moving to the left is the dining room. This room has a highly impressive inglenook fireplace with a bread oven and wood burner. The rear hall can be accessed from this room. The original staircase rises to the first floor. The dining room flows on into the dual aspect kitchen.
The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of shaker style wall and floor units topped with a solid wood worksurface. With aga, Belfast sink, electric hob and space for a dishwasher. Understairs storage cupboard.
Moving on to the rear hall which runs along the back of the property with main stairs rising and a large, vaulted room at the end which provides excellent storage, and a utility room.
Beyond is the cloakroom and to the rear of the utility is a back door opening out into the garden.
At the other end of the rear hall there is a super glass and stone garden reception room with views across the gardens and beyond. It provides a modern twist to the accommodation.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms. The master is dual aspect and has lovely views across the local rural countryside. It is a spacious room full of light and beautifully decorated. With two double wardrobes and original cupboard. There is an en-suite including bath, shower, basin and W.C.
The guest bedroom is of similar proportions to the master and again has a light and airy feel. Beyond this room is a door leading into a rear landing which can also be accessed via the original staircase in the dining room.
Off this landing is a family bathroom with bath, basin and W.C.
Finally at the end of the landing is the third bedroom which is a pretty double with a front aspect.
Corscombe is a Conservation village in an area designated as being of ‘Outstanding Natural Beauty’. The village lies approximately 4 miles to the north-east of Beaminster and comprises small character cottages, larger period houses, farms and a blend of modern houses and bungalows. Amenities include a village hall, church and the ‘Fox Inn. The County town of Dorchester is about 16 miles to the east, Yeovil about 10 miles to the north and the nearest coast is at West Bay some 12 miles. The attractive town of Beaminster offers many facilities including a good range of shops, churches, post office, library, two schools, health centres, other professional services and many social and sporting facilities.<br/><br/>
