House For Sale £650,000
This 4 bedroom character property was originally the village police station. Converted a number of years ago, it is now an impressive 4 bedroom, 3 reception room home with many attractive features including multi-pane windows, fireplace and engineered oak flooring. There’s a real sense of light and space throughout the property and it is in excellent order.
Outside, the garden wraps around the house, has a number of attractive areas and benefits from a super, fully insulated, double glazed garden studio. With gravelled parking for 2 to 3 cars, garage with electric up and over door, and an attached utility room. To the rear of this there is a log store. Set within the hamlet of Hursey on the outskirts of Broadwindsor village, the property has views across the roof tops and on towards the surrounding hills.
With double glazing throughout, oil fired central heating and solar panels.
Steps lead up to the enclosed front porch with plenty of space for coats and shoes. A door opens into the dual aspect spacious dining room with attractive engineered oak flooring which runs throughout much of the downstairs. Like most of the house it is wonderfully light. There is plenty of space for a dining table to seat 8 people and a sofa. You can access the kitchen directly from this room.
The kitchen/breakfast room has views over the garden, with a very comprehensive range of wall and floor units in shaker style, some glazed, including two pull-out larder units and an impressive gas five ring Rangemaster with induction hob, two electric ovens, grill and warming oven. Integrated items include a dishwasher, fridge and tumble dryer. With space and plumbing for a washing machine. The kitchen further benefits from a central freestanding island with breakfast bar. A cloakroom and broom cupboard are set by the stable door which opens out to the garden.
A second door at the far end of the kitchen leads into a study/ 5th bedroom. A door leaves the study and enters the hall and from here are the doors to the sitting room, dining room and stairs rising to the first floor.
The sitting room has a front aspect and again is wonderfully light. A marble fire surround stands at one end with an inset wood burner. Off this room is the conservatory, an attractive hexagonal double glazed room with doors out to a gravelled seating area.
The study makes a perfect space for home working with lots of light and space for a desk and storage.
Upstairs there are 4 double bedrooms. The master is a generous size with views over the hamlet and beyond to the countryside. Off this room is a dressing area and then a very impressive en-suite with curved shower cubicle, curved bath, basin and WC. The other bedrooms all have good storage and some views.
The family bathroom has a bath with an electric shower over, pedestal basin and WC.
Hursey is a small hamlet a short distance from the larger village of Broadwindsor which is an active village approximately 3 miles west of Beaminster, 13 miles from Lyme Regis and 6½ miles north of Bridport. Amenities include public house, village hall, church, primary school, community shop 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/>
Outside, the garden wraps around the house, has a number of attractive areas and benefits from a super, fully insulated, double glazed garden studio. With gravelled parking for 2 to 3 cars, garage with electric up and over door, and an attached utility room. To the rear of this there is a log store. Set within the hamlet of Hursey on the outskirts of Broadwindsor village, the property has views across the roof tops and on towards the surrounding hills.
With double glazing throughout, oil fired central heating and solar panels.
Steps lead up to the enclosed front porch with plenty of space for coats and shoes. A door opens into the dual aspect spacious dining room with attractive engineered oak flooring which runs throughout much of the downstairs. Like most of the house it is wonderfully light. There is plenty of space for a dining table to seat 8 people and a sofa. You can access the kitchen directly from this room.
The kitchen/breakfast room has views over the garden, with a very comprehensive range of wall and floor units in shaker style, some glazed, including two pull-out larder units and an impressive gas five ring Rangemaster with induction hob, two electric ovens, grill and warming oven. Integrated items include a dishwasher, fridge and tumble dryer. With space and plumbing for a washing machine. The kitchen further benefits from a central freestanding island with breakfast bar. A cloakroom and broom cupboard are set by the stable door which opens out to the garden.
A second door at the far end of the kitchen leads into a study/ 5th bedroom. A door leaves the study and enters the hall and from here are the doors to the sitting room, dining room and stairs rising to the first floor.
The sitting room has a front aspect and again is wonderfully light. A marble fire surround stands at one end with an inset wood burner. Off this room is the conservatory, an attractive hexagonal double glazed room with doors out to a gravelled seating area.
The study makes a perfect space for home working with lots of light and space for a desk and storage.
Upstairs there are 4 double bedrooms. The master is a generous size with views over the hamlet and beyond to the countryside. Off this room is a dressing area and then a very impressive en-suite with curved shower cubicle, curved bath, basin and WC. The other bedrooms all have good storage and some views.
The family bathroom has a bath with an electric shower over, pedestal basin and WC.
Hursey is a small hamlet a short distance from the larger village of Broadwindsor which is an active village approximately 3 miles west of Beaminster, 13 miles from Lyme Regis and 6½ miles north of Bridport. Amenities include public house, village hall, church, primary school, community shop 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/>
