House For Sale £450,000
A charming two bedroom terraced cottage in a sought after village just outside of Bridport.
Believed to have been built in 1836 this two bedroom cottage is located in the much sought after village of Symondsbury. Found in a terrace of four cottages this property benefits from its own allocated parking and a good size garden.
Upon entering the property there is a large porch providing ample space for coats and boots. A secondary door takes you through to the hallway with a door to the ground floor accommodation and stairs rising to the first floor. The sitting/dining room has been opened up by the present owners to create a lovely open and light reception room. The sitting room is carpeted, flowing through to the dining area which has a new laminate floor and a multi fuel burning stove. There is space for a good sized dining table and chairs and a large window letting in plenty of natural light. Off the dining room is the kitchen with a good variety of floor and wall mounted units and cupboards. There is space for a freestanding cooker and additional white goods.
Upstairs are two bedrooms, both generous double rooms, and the family bathroom which is fully tile with W/C, hand wash basin and bath with shower over. In addition there is a loft room which is partly boarded with a staircase for access.
The property is fully double glazed throughout.
The garden is found to the front of the property and is completely laid to lawn with a large garden shed to one end. Behind then shed is a tucked away area used for compost and garden waste. The parking is found just in front of the garden and is enough space for two cars.
Symondsbury is a pretty village of stone built cottages and houses, with a courtyard of small shops and businesses in the converted yard of Manor Farm. The vibrant former rope making town of Bridport lies just a mile or so away and provides an excellent range of cultural, recreational and shopping facilities. The World Heritage coastline lies nearby, with West Bay being the nearest beach. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area with many walks to be had from the village itself, sailing at Weymouth and golf at Bridport. Communication links are good with a main line stations at Dorchester, Crewkerne and Maiden Newton.<br/><br/>
Believed to have been built in 1836 this two bedroom cottage is located in the much sought after village of Symondsbury. Found in a terrace of four cottages this property benefits from its own allocated parking and a good size garden.
Upon entering the property there is a large porch providing ample space for coats and boots. A secondary door takes you through to the hallway with a door to the ground floor accommodation and stairs rising to the first floor. The sitting/dining room has been opened up by the present owners to create a lovely open and light reception room. The sitting room is carpeted, flowing through to the dining area which has a new laminate floor and a multi fuel burning stove. There is space for a good sized dining table and chairs and a large window letting in plenty of natural light. Off the dining room is the kitchen with a good variety of floor and wall mounted units and cupboards. There is space for a freestanding cooker and additional white goods.
Upstairs are two bedrooms, both generous double rooms, and the family bathroom which is fully tile with W/C, hand wash basin and bath with shower over. In addition there is a loft room which is partly boarded with a staircase for access.
The property is fully double glazed throughout.
The garden is found to the front of the property and is completely laid to lawn with a large garden shed to one end. Behind then shed is a tucked away area used for compost and garden waste. The parking is found just in front of the garden and is enough space for two cars.
Symondsbury is a pretty village of stone built cottages and houses, with a courtyard of small shops and businesses in the converted yard of Manor Farm. The vibrant former rope making town of Bridport lies just a mile or so away and provides an excellent range of cultural, recreational and shopping facilities. The World Heritage coastline lies nearby, with West Bay being the nearest beach. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area with many walks to be had from the village itself, sailing at Weymouth and golf at Bridport. Communication links are good with a main line stations at Dorchester, Crewkerne and Maiden Newton.<br/><br/>
