House For Sale £475,000
This beautifully renovated Grade II listed 4 bedroom cottage offers spacious accommodation having originally been 3 properties. Now Rose Cottage offers two generous reception rooms, 2 bathrooms and 4 bedrooms. Character features proliferate the property with inglenook fireplaces, exposed stonework, beams and flagstone floors. There are many bespoke finishes including bespoke solid wood window seats and the master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and free standing woodburner. Outside the garden is a very generous size with lawns, a raised terrace and enclosed with a wonderful solid wall clad in waney Edge Douglas fir timbers. The parking is excellent with space for up to 6 cars as well as a large shed for outside storage. There is no onward chain and early viewing is strongly recommended for this stunning property.
Oil fired central heating and partial double glazing
The property is laid out as follows downstairs with each main room flowing into the next.
Canopy porch over entrance door to the side of the property into lobby with flagstone floor, side window with window seat in solid wood. Door into dining room. This room is packed with character features including an inglenook fireplace with a beautiful supporting beam and bread oven, exposed stone work, reconstituted flagstone flooring and window seats finished again in solid wood and shutters. A door to the rear opens into the store.
The downstairs shower room comes off the dining room. With walk-in double shower, bowl sink standing on an oak shelf and W.C.
Moving back to the dining room and on into the wonderful sitting room with another splendid inglenook fireplace, this time with a large wood burner. Stripped beams are set at intervals across the ceiling. Exposed stonework. There are a number of windows, all with bespoke window seats. One window to the rear is in the style of small french doors which open out to the garden.
Moving on again to the far end of the property where the kitchen is located. With a range of solid oak units topped with solid wood work surfaces and boasting magic pull out corner units. Porcelain tiled floor. Bespoke inset Belfast sink with swan neck tap. Range master double oven and induction hob. Space for a dishwasher. To the back of the kitchen is the Utility where you find a water softener, space for a fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. Original stable door out to the rear garden.
Returning to the kitchen where the stairs are situated and moving upstairs where there are 4 bedrooms and the family bathroom. One bedroom is presently used as a study. All have views over the garden. There is one single, presently used as a study and 3 excellent doubles.
The impressive master has a vaulted beamed ceiling, dual aspect and a free standing woodburner. It is spacious, light and airy. Adjoining is the dressing room ensuite with 3 wardrobes, shower cubicle, floating vanity unit with basin and W.C.
The family bathroom has a claw foot free standing bath, shower cubicle, basin and W.C. Stainless steel towel rail and extraction fan.
South Perrott is a pretty village on the Somerset/Dorset border comprising character cottages, large period houses and a small number of modern properties which have been designed to blend in with the village scene. Facilities include church, village hall and public house with day to day amenities including a post office/store and primary school at Mosterton, which lies approximately two miles to the south-west. A comprehensive range of shops including Waitrose can be found at Crewkerne which is approx. 3½ miles or Beaminster approx. 5½ miles to the south. The main line railway station (Exeter – Waterloo) is at Crewkerne and the Jurassic coast at Burton Bradstock is approximately 13 miles and the County town of Dorchester 18 miles.<br/><br/>
Oil fired central heating and partial double glazing
The property is laid out as follows downstairs with each main room flowing into the next.
Canopy porch over entrance door to the side of the property into lobby with flagstone floor, side window with window seat in solid wood. Door into dining room. This room is packed with character features including an inglenook fireplace with a beautiful supporting beam and bread oven, exposed stone work, reconstituted flagstone flooring and window seats finished again in solid wood and shutters. A door to the rear opens into the store.
The downstairs shower room comes off the dining room. With walk-in double shower, bowl sink standing on an oak shelf and W.C.
Moving back to the dining room and on into the wonderful sitting room with another splendid inglenook fireplace, this time with a large wood burner. Stripped beams are set at intervals across the ceiling. Exposed stonework. There are a number of windows, all with bespoke window seats. One window to the rear is in the style of small french doors which open out to the garden.
Moving on again to the far end of the property where the kitchen is located. With a range of solid oak units topped with solid wood work surfaces and boasting magic pull out corner units. Porcelain tiled floor. Bespoke inset Belfast sink with swan neck tap. Range master double oven and induction hob. Space for a dishwasher. To the back of the kitchen is the Utility where you find a water softener, space for a fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. Original stable door out to the rear garden.
Returning to the kitchen where the stairs are situated and moving upstairs where there are 4 bedrooms and the family bathroom. One bedroom is presently used as a study. All have views over the garden. There is one single, presently used as a study and 3 excellent doubles.
The impressive master has a vaulted beamed ceiling, dual aspect and a free standing woodburner. It is spacious, light and airy. Adjoining is the dressing room ensuite with 3 wardrobes, shower cubicle, floating vanity unit with basin and W.C.
The family bathroom has a claw foot free standing bath, shower cubicle, basin and W.C. Stainless steel towel rail and extraction fan.
South Perrott is a pretty village on the Somerset/Dorset border comprising character cottages, large period houses and a small number of modern properties which have been designed to blend in with the village scene. Facilities include church, village hall and public house with day to day amenities including a post office/store and primary school at Mosterton, which lies approximately two miles to the south-west. A comprehensive range of shops including Waitrose can be found at Crewkerne which is approx. 3½ miles or Beaminster approx. 5½ miles to the south. The main line railway station (Exeter – Waterloo) is at Crewkerne and the Jurassic coast at Burton Bradstock is approximately 13 miles and the County town of Dorchester 18 miles.<br/><br/>
