House For Sale £595,000
Part of an attractive development of traditionally styled modern homes, this delightful detached house built in 1998 by renowned local builders cg Fry provides well- proportioned accommodation. The property has a natural stone facade under a thatched roof.
There is a spacious entrance hall with a cloakroom and staircase to a large galleried landing which creates a light and airy ambiance. The double aspect sitting room has a feature fireplace with a multi-fuel woodburner and double doors to a separate dining room. From the sitting room doors open to the large conservatory room ideal as a second sitting area or other uses.
The country style kitchen/ breakfast room offers an excellent range of units and drawers with built in appliances. The separate utility room has access to the rear garden.
On the first floor, there are four double bedrooms. The principle bedroom benefits from an ensuite shower room while a family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.
The front garden is bounded by a low stone wall and railings with steps to the front door and a gate to the rear garden.
The rear garden is a particular feature of the property being well screened by a high wall providing a good degree of privacy. There is a stone terrace ideal for al fresco dining and gravelled areas. There is a lawn and an attractive selection of plant and shrubs providing an array of seasonal colours. To the far end of the garden, there is a pergola and sitting area, and a greenhouse. A path leads to the detached double garage and there is rear access to the garden via double timber gates.
Malthouse Meadow is an attractive development of traditionally styled homes to the west of the village centre. This property is within a very short level walk to the Doctor's surgery. The area also offers a public house, church and primary school, which is a feeder school to the Budmouth Technology College. The Village Hall also lies within easy reach.
Portesham has a vibrant village community with regular events open to the general public, for more information go to
The village lies below the South Dorset Ridgeway, only a short drive from Dorchester being the county town of Dorset; Weymouth with its sandy beaches and Bridport famous for its creative arts and music scene.
Each town provides a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities as well as a variety of sporting pursuits including golf at Bridport & West Dorset golf club, Came Down golf course between Dorchester and Weymouth, sailing and water sports at Weymouth and West Bay close to Bridport. Hardy's Monument set within the ancient South Ridgeway landscape above Portesham offers wonderful far reaching panoramic views of the coast and the Dorset Downs. Both Dorchester and Weymouth provide main line rail links to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads. A regular bus service is also available to the village.
Portesham is superbly located for access to the spectacular World Heritage Jurrassic Coastline, including the B3157 coast road, one of the most scenic routes in England with stunning views to east and west, of Portland, Abbotsbury, Chesil beach and Lyme Bay.<br/><br/>
There is a spacious entrance hall with a cloakroom and staircase to a large galleried landing which creates a light and airy ambiance. The double aspect sitting room has a feature fireplace with a multi-fuel woodburner and double doors to a separate dining room. From the sitting room doors open to the large conservatory room ideal as a second sitting area or other uses.
The country style kitchen/ breakfast room offers an excellent range of units and drawers with built in appliances. The separate utility room has access to the rear garden.
On the first floor, there are four double bedrooms. The principle bedroom benefits from an ensuite shower room while a family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.
The front garden is bounded by a low stone wall and railings with steps to the front door and a gate to the rear garden.
The rear garden is a particular feature of the property being well screened by a high wall providing a good degree of privacy. There is a stone terrace ideal for al fresco dining and gravelled areas. There is a lawn and an attractive selection of plant and shrubs providing an array of seasonal colours. To the far end of the garden, there is a pergola and sitting area, and a greenhouse. A path leads to the detached double garage and there is rear access to the garden via double timber gates.
Malthouse Meadow is an attractive development of traditionally styled homes to the west of the village centre. This property is within a very short level walk to the Doctor's surgery. The area also offers a public house, church and primary school, which is a feeder school to the Budmouth Technology College. The Village Hall also lies within easy reach.
Portesham has a vibrant village community with regular events open to the general public, for more information go to
The village lies below the South Dorset Ridgeway, only a short drive from Dorchester being the county town of Dorset; Weymouth with its sandy beaches and Bridport famous for its creative arts and music scene.
Each town provides a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities as well as a variety of sporting pursuits including golf at Bridport & West Dorset golf club, Came Down golf course between Dorchester and Weymouth, sailing and water sports at Weymouth and West Bay close to Bridport. Hardy's Monument set within the ancient South Ridgeway landscape above Portesham offers wonderful far reaching panoramic views of the coast and the Dorset Downs. Both Dorchester and Weymouth provide main line rail links to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads. A regular bus service is also available to the village.
Portesham is superbly located for access to the spectacular World Heritage Jurrassic Coastline, including the B3157 coast road, one of the most scenic routes in England with stunning views to east and west, of Portland, Abbotsbury, Chesil beach and Lyme Bay.<br/><br/>
