House For Sale £235,000
Lot 18: For sale by livestream auction on Friday 24 September 2021 from 12 noon
A charming 2-3 bedroom cottage in a favoured location on the very edge of Blandford Forum, with a pretty, partly walled detached garden.
With attractive brick elevations under a clay tiled roof, this charming character cottage is believed to date back to circa 1760 with later 20th Century additions. Situated within the favoured area of Lower Bryanston, on the edge of Blandford Forum, the town centre and the surrounding countryside are both within easy reach.
The character accommodation is arranged over three floors and is surprisingly spacious with excellent ceiling height. The ground floor comprises sitting room with brick fireplace, exposed ceiling timbers and a staircase to the first floor, and a kitchen/dining room with a door leading outside. The first floor provides two double bedrooms and a bathroom. A staircase leads the second floor providing a loft room/third bedroom with generous loft and eaves storage.
To the rear of the cottage is a useful brick outhouse with seperate WC. Currently utilised for storage, the outhouse could be suitable for a range of uses (subject to any necessary consents). The outhouse provides access to an area of lawn and a further, smaller brick outhouse. The detached, partially walled garden is a particular feature of the cottage and, facing southerly, extends to over 30m (100ft) approx. The wall boundary and well-established borders provide a large degree of privacy and the garden is arranged to provide several seating areas. There is a timber summerhouse at the far boundary, a paved terrace and a greenhouse.
Blandford Forum is an interesting Georgian market town which offers a good variety of shopping with a twice weekly market, banks, doctor surgeries, dentists, community hospital, supermarkets, and education for all ages, recreational and cultural facilities.
The larger towns of Poole, Bournemouth and Dorchester are easily accessible. There are good schools in the area particularly in the private sector including Bryanston, Clayesmore, Canford, Sherborne and Milton Abbey.
Recreation in the area includes golf at Blandford, Wareham and Broadstone water sports on Poole Harbour and the Jurassic Coast. Communications in the area include the A31 at Wimborne which provides a route to London along the M3/M27 and there are regular train services to London Waterloo from Salisbury, Poole and Dorchester.<br/><br/>
A charming 2-3 bedroom cottage in a favoured location on the very edge of Blandford Forum, with a pretty, partly walled detached garden.
With attractive brick elevations under a clay tiled roof, this charming character cottage is believed to date back to circa 1760 with later 20th Century additions. Situated within the favoured area of Lower Bryanston, on the edge of Blandford Forum, the town centre and the surrounding countryside are both within easy reach.
The character accommodation is arranged over three floors and is surprisingly spacious with excellent ceiling height. The ground floor comprises sitting room with brick fireplace, exposed ceiling timbers and a staircase to the first floor, and a kitchen/dining room with a door leading outside. The first floor provides two double bedrooms and a bathroom. A staircase leads the second floor providing a loft room/third bedroom with generous loft and eaves storage.
To the rear of the cottage is a useful brick outhouse with seperate WC. Currently utilised for storage, the outhouse could be suitable for a range of uses (subject to any necessary consents). The outhouse provides access to an area of lawn and a further, smaller brick outhouse. The detached, partially walled garden is a particular feature of the cottage and, facing southerly, extends to over 30m (100ft) approx. The wall boundary and well-established borders provide a large degree of privacy and the garden is arranged to provide several seating areas. There is a timber summerhouse at the far boundary, a paved terrace and a greenhouse.
Blandford Forum is an interesting Georgian market town which offers a good variety of shopping with a twice weekly market, banks, doctor surgeries, dentists, community hospital, supermarkets, and education for all ages, recreational and cultural facilities.
The larger towns of Poole, Bournemouth and Dorchester are easily accessible. There are good schools in the area particularly in the private sector including Bryanston, Clayesmore, Canford, Sherborne and Milton Abbey.
Recreation in the area includes golf at Blandford, Wareham and Broadstone water sports on Poole Harbour and the Jurassic Coast. Communications in the area include the A31 at Wimborne which provides a route to London along the M3/M27 and there are regular train services to London Waterloo from Salisbury, Poole and Dorchester.<br/><br/>
