House For Sale £550,000
The building is Grade II listed and is believed to date from the late 19th century having typically high ceilings and large windows associated with that period. It is constructed principally of stonewith brick detailing under a slate roof.
The property consists of three entities, The House, The Shop and The Cottage and is for sale as a whole.
The House
The House has recently been completely renovated and benefits from a refurbished and insulated roof, new electrical system, plumbing and thermo-store heating system. It is presented in excellent decorative order.
The front door, protected by a porch, opens into the hallway which has original wooden flooring and a tongue and grove wooden finish to the lower section of the walls.
Stripped pine doors which feature throughout the property, lead off the hallway. There is a radiator in the hallway as there is in every room.
There is also a cloakroom to the rear which opens out onto a courtyard garden.
The sitting room which overlooks the village square has a large Stovax Stockton high output multi-fuel boiler stove sitting on a flagstone base adding character and assisting the thermo-store heating system.
To the rear is the stunning kitchen which has been designed and hand made by a local craftsman with flagstone flooring, bespoke solid wood kitchen units with quartz style work surfaces and a Belfast sink set under a large window which overlooks the garden and the Church Tower. The kitchen further benefits from built in seating which provides additional storage and a large bench table. A “Little Wenlock” stove truly makes this the heart of the home. The integrated appliances
include a five ring Bertazzoni lpg range cooker with electric double oven and a built in fridge freezer and a dishwasher. Beyond the kitchen is the scullery with a ceramic sink and further on is the downstairs toilet with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
Moving up the stairs with bespoke carpeting the landing has views to the side and doors off to all rooms as well as a cupboard housing the thermo-store pressurised heating system and hot water tank.
Bedrooms 1 & 2 are double rooms overlooking the village square and have original wooden floors and fireplaces. Bedroom 3 is a smaller double room also overlooking the village square and is currently used as an office. Bedroom 4 is a single room and is carpeted as the landing. It has a fireplace and also a window seat.
The family bathroom has a claw foot bath with rainfall shower and glass screen, a high-rise toilet cistern which compliments the proportions of the room, a single basin and an airing cupboard.There is a heated towel rail, an extractor fan and an airing cupboard with a further cupboard above. The flooring is oak and the window overlooks the garden and Church Tower.
The Shop
The shop faces the village square and is accessed from the hall and from the street. This is in need of renovation and is served by an independent electricity supply. It could be used as a commercial premises or incorporated into the house.
The Cottage
The cottage faces Church Walk and has it's own access from this street as well as access from the house. It is supplied by independent water and electricity services.
There is a kitchen with sink facing the window and an electric cooker connection point. The living room has windows at either side and a fireplace. A toilet and shower adjoin the living room. A winding staircase leads up to two bedrooms, one double and an occasional single. All are in need of
renovation although the roof has benefited from the work carried out on the house roof.
Broadwindsor is an active village approximately 3 miles west of Beaminster, 13 miles from Lyme Regis and 6½ miles north of Bridport. Amenities include, village hall, church, primary school, community shop with a visiting Post Office on a Tuesday and Friday mornings and an interesting ‘craft centre’ which has a variety of local studios and a tea room/restaurant. The nearest 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 consists of three entities, The House, The Shop and The Cottage and is for sale as a whole.
The House
The House has recently been completely renovated and benefits from a refurbished and insulated roof, new electrical system, plumbing and thermo-store heating system. It is presented in excellent decorative order.
The front door, protected by a porch, opens into the hallway which has original wooden flooring and a tongue and grove wooden finish to the lower section of the walls.
Stripped pine doors which feature throughout the property, lead off the hallway. There is a radiator in the hallway as there is in every room.
There is also a cloakroom to the rear which opens out onto a courtyard garden.
The sitting room which overlooks the village square has a large Stovax Stockton high output multi-fuel boiler stove sitting on a flagstone base adding character and assisting the thermo-store heating system.
To the rear is the stunning kitchen which has been designed and hand made by a local craftsman with flagstone flooring, bespoke solid wood kitchen units with quartz style work surfaces and a Belfast sink set under a large window which overlooks the garden and the Church Tower. The kitchen further benefits from built in seating which provides additional storage and a large bench table. A “Little Wenlock” stove truly makes this the heart of the home. The integrated appliances
include a five ring Bertazzoni lpg range cooker with electric double oven and a built in fridge freezer and a dishwasher. Beyond the kitchen is the scullery with a ceramic sink and further on is the downstairs toilet with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
Moving up the stairs with bespoke carpeting the landing has views to the side and doors off to all rooms as well as a cupboard housing the thermo-store pressurised heating system and hot water tank.
Bedrooms 1 & 2 are double rooms overlooking the village square and have original wooden floors and fireplaces. Bedroom 3 is a smaller double room also overlooking the village square and is currently used as an office. Bedroom 4 is a single room and is carpeted as the landing. It has a fireplace and also a window seat.
The family bathroom has a claw foot bath with rainfall shower and glass screen, a high-rise toilet cistern which compliments the proportions of the room, a single basin and an airing cupboard.There is a heated towel rail, an extractor fan and an airing cupboard with a further cupboard above. The flooring is oak and the window overlooks the garden and Church Tower.
The Shop
The shop faces the village square and is accessed from the hall and from the street. This is in need of renovation and is served by an independent electricity supply. It could be used as a commercial premises or incorporated into the house.
The Cottage
The cottage faces Church Walk and has it's own access from this street as well as access from the house. It is supplied by independent water and electricity services.
There is a kitchen with sink facing the window and an electric cooker connection point. The living room has windows at either side and a fireplace. A toilet and shower adjoin the living room. A winding staircase leads up to two bedrooms, one double and an occasional single. All are in need of
renovation although the roof has benefited from the work carried out on the house roof.
Broadwindsor is an active village approximately 3 miles west of Beaminster, 13 miles from Lyme Regis and 6½ miles north of Bridport. Amenities include, village hall, church, primary school, community shop with a visiting Post Office on a Tuesday and Friday mornings and an interesting ‘craft centre’ which has a variety of local studios and a tea room/restaurant. The nearest 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/>
