House For Sale £350,000
This cottage is thought to date back to the 19th Century and originally formed part of a gathering of farm buildings. It was converted to a residential property in the 1990’s and has attractive stone and brick elevations under a Roman tile roof. The cottage sits in a quiet backwater to the centre of Bradpole away from passing traffic yet within walking distance of the village shop and butcher.
The accommodation is simply laid out with a principal living room that stretches from the front to the rear of the original footprint of the property, with the sitting area to one end arranged around a fireplace equipped with a wood burning stove and dining area to the other. To one side there is kitchen equipped with floor and wall mounted units and cupboards with an integral ceramic hob with electric oven under. There is additional space for a washing machine. A later addition to the original house is the conservatory which adds an extra dimension to the property, bringing the outside space inside with bifold doors dividing the dining area from the conservatory. Upstairs there are three good bedrooms, two of which are good doubles all served by a family bathroom.
The property is in good decorative order throughout with UPVC double glazing.
To the front of the property there is parking for two cars with, to the one end of the terrace, further parking if so required in front of the back entrance to the garden. The gardens near to the house are enclosed by a mixture of mature hedging and timber fencing with herbaceous and tree planting to the edges. A further substantial area of garden is beyond with a side entrance to one end of the terrace. Within this part of the garden there is a substantial timber outbuilding and a useful timber shed. It is for the most part laid to lawn edged by mature shrub and tree planting with an area laid to gravel to one end.
The property is situated in the village of Bradpole, on the edge of the bustling and vibrant market town of Bridport. Bridport has a history of rope-making and is now a gateway to the Jurassic, World Heritage coastline at nearby West Bay.
It has a variety of independent shops, supermarkets, public houses and restaurants catering for a range of tastes and excellent arts and music events. Bridport is conveniently placed for Dorchester and Weymouth to the east and Axminster to the west. Walking, water sports and riding opportunities are plentiful in the area.
Communication links are good with road links along the A35 and mainline stations at Maiden Newton, Dorchester, Axminster and Crewkerne<br/><br/>
The accommodation is simply laid out with a principal living room that stretches from the front to the rear of the original footprint of the property, with the sitting area to one end arranged around a fireplace equipped with a wood burning stove and dining area to the other. To one side there is kitchen equipped with floor and wall mounted units and cupboards with an integral ceramic hob with electric oven under. There is additional space for a washing machine. A later addition to the original house is the conservatory which adds an extra dimension to the property, bringing the outside space inside with bifold doors dividing the dining area from the conservatory. Upstairs there are three good bedrooms, two of which are good doubles all served by a family bathroom.
The property is in good decorative order throughout with UPVC double glazing.
To the front of the property there is parking for two cars with, to the one end of the terrace, further parking if so required in front of the back entrance to the garden. The gardens near to the house are enclosed by a mixture of mature hedging and timber fencing with herbaceous and tree planting to the edges. A further substantial area of garden is beyond with a side entrance to one end of the terrace. Within this part of the garden there is a substantial timber outbuilding and a useful timber shed. It is for the most part laid to lawn edged by mature shrub and tree planting with an area laid to gravel to one end.
The property is situated in the village of Bradpole, on the edge of the bustling and vibrant market town of Bridport. Bridport has a history of rope-making and is now a gateway to the Jurassic, World Heritage coastline at nearby West Bay.
It has a variety of independent shops, supermarkets, public houses and restaurants catering for a range of tastes and excellent arts and music events. Bridport is conveniently placed for Dorchester and Weymouth to the east and Axminster to the west. Walking, water sports and riding opportunities are plentiful in the area.
Communication links are good with road links along the A35 and mainline stations at Maiden Newton, Dorchester, Axminster and Crewkerne<br/><br/>
