House For Sale £249,500
This unlisted period cottage is situated towards the edge of town and has easy access to the countryside. It is surprisingly spacious inside. There are two reception rooms downstairs and three double bedrooms upstairs. Character features throughout including beams and a lovely fireplace. Outside the property offers a parking space and a solid building which could potentially be converted into a garden studio or office. There is a small garden area here beside a river which is a pleasant seating area for alfresco dining. Double glazing and gas-fired central heating. The property is being sold with no onward chain. Early viewing is strongly recommended.
The property is laid out as follows
The entrance stable door opens into the kitchen which has a range of kitchen units and a Welsh dresser for additional storage. It benefits from a Rayburn with hot plate, two lids and double ovens. This also heats the water and the central heating. There is also a gas hob and space for a microwave, washing machine and fridge.
Directly off the kitchen is the dining room which is a great second reception room with space to seat eight people and has recess shelving
Moving back through the kitchen again and through the hall with stairs rising and into the sitting room. This is a lovely cosy room with front aspect. The ceiling is beamed but there is still good head height. The central feature is a recently rebuilt brick chimney breast with open fireplace fitted with a super wood burner.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms ( *see agents notes). All are a good size and the master bedroom is dual aspect with beams and a window seat.
The family bathroom has a white suite which includes a bath, basin and W.C. The hot water tank with immersion heater is located in this room.
Beaminster is a small West Dorset country town nestling in the hills surrounded by countryside designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town has many fine examples of Georgian architecture as well as picturesque 17th century cottages and at its heart is a conservation area with listed buildings, a number of which are built of mellow limestone. This thriving community has a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs, many of which are clustered around the town Square, and there are two schools, (primary and secondary). There is also an annual music festival as well as an arts festival and the surrounding countryside and superb coast, which is designated a World Heritage Site, can be accessed via a network of foot and bridle paths. The larger towns of Bridport, Dorchester and Yeovil are within reach along with Crewkerne where there is also a main line railway service to London (Waterloo). Super-fast broadband is available.<br/><br/>
The property is laid out as follows
The entrance stable door opens into the kitchen which has a range of kitchen units and a Welsh dresser for additional storage. It benefits from a Rayburn with hot plate, two lids and double ovens. This also heats the water and the central heating. There is also a gas hob and space for a microwave, washing machine and fridge.
Directly off the kitchen is the dining room which is a great second reception room with space to seat eight people and has recess shelving
Moving back through the kitchen again and through the hall with stairs rising and into the sitting room. This is a lovely cosy room with front aspect. The ceiling is beamed but there is still good head height. The central feature is a recently rebuilt brick chimney breast with open fireplace fitted with a super wood burner.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms ( *see agents notes). All are a good size and the master bedroom is dual aspect with beams and a window seat.
The family bathroom has a white suite which includes a bath, basin and W.C. The hot water tank with immersion heater is located in this room.
Beaminster is a small West Dorset country town nestling in the hills surrounded by countryside designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town has many fine examples of Georgian architecture as well as picturesque 17th century cottages and at its heart is a conservation area with listed buildings, a number of which are built of mellow limestone. This thriving community has a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs, many of which are clustered around the town Square, and there are two schools, (primary and secondary). There is also an annual music festival as well as an arts festival and the surrounding countryside and superb coast, which is designated a World Heritage Site, can be accessed via a network of foot and bridle paths. The larger towns of Bridport, Dorchester and Yeovil are within reach along with Crewkerne where there is also a main line railway service to London (Waterloo). Super-fast broadband is available.<br/><br/>
