House For Sale £475,000
The property lies in an elevated position, tucked away from the main thoroughfare of the village of Charmouth. The property is currently run as a successful holiday let, being just a short walk from the centre of the village and all of its amenities, as well as striking distance of the beach and Stonebarrow (a National Trust site), the property would make an excellent coastal retreat.
With handsome stone and brick elevations under a tiled roof, the converted barn still holds much of its charm whilst being beautifully presented and with all the mod-cons one would expect. The accommodation is single storey and is arranged as follows.
Entrance to the property is gained via a partially glazed door with a storm porch above, which leads into the main living area. The layout is open plan, with a high vaulted ceiling revealing attractive pale wooden beams, giving the room a real sense of space and light. To the far left of the room is the living area, made cosy by a wood burning stove which sits on an attractive raised hearth. Beautiful elm floorboards are laid throughout the property, with windows either side flooding the room with natural light.
The kitchen is arranged around the opposite corner of the room. Base level, shaker style units provide ample storage space, with tiled work surfaces above and a tiled splashback running across. There is a large Belfast sink which adds to the farmhouse style and there is space for under counter appliances, as well as an integral dishwasher.
As you enter the property there is a small flight of steps to your right, which rise to the principal bedroom. It is a well-proportioned double room with dual aspect and an attractive arched window, with views out across the garden. There is a large en-suite bathroom, which is fitted with a modern white suite comprising a low level W/C, bath with shower attachment over and a ceramic pedestal sink. Also in the en-suite are some fitted wooden storage cupboards and a heated towel rail.
The second bedroom is situated at the opposite end of the property and is currently arranged as a twin bedroom. Adjacent to that is the main bathroom, which again is fitted with a white suite comprising a shower cubicle, low level W/C and a ceramic pedestal sink with storage built in below.
In the hall leading to the bathroom is a handy utility area with a plumbed in washing machine and built in shelving. It also houses the Kinetico water softening unit. Adjacent to this is the airing cupboard which houses the immersion tank.
The Annexe
Attached to the Western side of the property is a two storey annexe, which is currently used for storage and is in need of decoration. The Annexe has its own entrance which leads into the ground floor which has great potential for fitting of a kitchen and living area. Stairs rise to an upper floor which is currently as a mezzanine and has a Velux window. The annexe has a power and water supply and houses the oil-fired boiler.
The property lies in a secluded location on the outskirts of the charming seaside village of Charmouth, which has a number of good shops, public houses and restaurants to its centre and lies midway between the former rope-making town of Bridport to the east and the Devon carpet making town of Axminster to the west. The A35 provides the major road link while there are mainline stations at Dorchester and Axminster. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area while the world Heritage site Jurassic coastline stretches all the way along Lyme Bay with Charmouth itself being well known for its fossil finds.<br/><br/>
With handsome stone and brick elevations under a tiled roof, the converted barn still holds much of its charm whilst being beautifully presented and with all the mod-cons one would expect. The accommodation is single storey and is arranged as follows.
Entrance to the property is gained via a partially glazed door with a storm porch above, which leads into the main living area. The layout is open plan, with a high vaulted ceiling revealing attractive pale wooden beams, giving the room a real sense of space and light. To the far left of the room is the living area, made cosy by a wood burning stove which sits on an attractive raised hearth. Beautiful elm floorboards are laid throughout the property, with windows either side flooding the room with natural light.
The kitchen is arranged around the opposite corner of the room. Base level, shaker style units provide ample storage space, with tiled work surfaces above and a tiled splashback running across. There is a large Belfast sink which adds to the farmhouse style and there is space for under counter appliances, as well as an integral dishwasher.
As you enter the property there is a small flight of steps to your right, which rise to the principal bedroom. It is a well-proportioned double room with dual aspect and an attractive arched window, with views out across the garden. There is a large en-suite bathroom, which is fitted with a modern white suite comprising a low level W/C, bath with shower attachment over and a ceramic pedestal sink. Also in the en-suite are some fitted wooden storage cupboards and a heated towel rail.
The second bedroom is situated at the opposite end of the property and is currently arranged as a twin bedroom. Adjacent to that is the main bathroom, which again is fitted with a white suite comprising a shower cubicle, low level W/C and a ceramic pedestal sink with storage built in below.
In the hall leading to the bathroom is a handy utility area with a plumbed in washing machine and built in shelving. It also houses the Kinetico water softening unit. Adjacent to this is the airing cupboard which houses the immersion tank.
The Annexe
Attached to the Western side of the property is a two storey annexe, which is currently used for storage and is in need of decoration. The Annexe has its own entrance which leads into the ground floor which has great potential for fitting of a kitchen and living area. Stairs rise to an upper floor which is currently as a mezzanine and has a Velux window. The annexe has a power and water supply and houses the oil-fired boiler.
The property lies in a secluded location on the outskirts of the charming seaside village of Charmouth, which has a number of good shops, public houses and restaurants to its centre and lies midway between the former rope-making town of Bridport to the east and the Devon carpet making town of Axminster to the west. The A35 provides the major road link while there are mainline stations at Dorchester and Axminster. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area while the world Heritage site Jurassic coastline stretches all the way along Lyme Bay with Charmouth itself being well known for its fossil finds.<br/><br/>
