House For Sale £795,000
A spacious 4 bedroom house with two garages, workshop, and large mature garden with countryside views located on the edge of this popular village.
Named Edge House after its position in this sought after village, the property offers bright and spacious accommodation. The house, built in the 1970s and substantially extended in the 1980s sits centrally within mature gardens and enjoys a secluded position with far-reaching countryside views including Preston Hill and Hambledon. The construction is of red brick with dormer windows set within its tiled roof. There is a tarmac driveway and ample parking to the front plus stone pathways and patios to the sides and rear.
A tiled vestibule which has tiled steps down to a personnel door to the garages and step up to the front door which opens into the large entrance hall from which all ground floor rooms are accessed including a cloakroom and open carpeted wooden staircase to the first floor. The kitchen has wood fronted wall and floor units, breakfast bar, Integral electric Neff oven, AEG electric hob with extractor fan over, space and plumbing for a dishwasher and peninsular unit with space for a fridge. A door to the utility room with wall and floor units, built in cupboard, boiler, space and plumbing for a washing machine, dryer and fridge/freezer and door to the garden.
The dining room overlooks the rear of the garden and has a glazed panel door to the sitting room. The spacious sitting room has a large bay window overlooking the rear garden with open bath stone fireplace and bath stone hearth with patio doors to the conservatory, which has tiled flooring and double doors to the terrace and garden making this an excellent entertaining area.
The stairs rise to the first floor to a galleried landing and steps down to the master bedroom and a study/office area and door to the bedroom suite which is double aspect and has views over the garden to Hambledon Hill in the distance. This is a spacious room with built in furniture and a dressing room with an immersion heater, ensuite bathroom with separate shower with power shower, feature sink under the window, extractor fan and eaves storage. There is an airing cupboard on the galleried landing. Bedroom 2 is double aspect with an ensuite bathroom with bath and shower over and glass screen. Bedroom 3 is a good sized double dual aspect room with built in wardrobes and bedroom furniture. Bedroom 4 is a double room with window overlooking the rear garden and currently used by the vendors as an office/study. The family bathroom has a bath with shower over, vanity sink unit and storage space.
Iwerne Minster is one of North Dorset's most sought after villages. Located within the Cranborne Chase and in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, amenities include a village inn, general stores and Post Office, leisure centre and Parish Church. The nearby Georgian market town of Blandford Forum has a range of commercial, shopping and sporting facilities. The famous Jurassic coastline can be reached within approximately an hour drive, with Poole Harbour approximately a 40 minute drive. There are excellent local and public schools. Regular train services to London run from Gillingham and Tisbury stations.
Named Edge House after its position in this sought after village, the property offers bright and spacious accommodation. The house, built in the 1970s and substantially extended in the 1980s sits centrally within mature gardens and enjoys a secluded position with far-reaching countryside views including Preston Hill and Hambledon. The construction is of red brick with dormer windows set within its tiled roof. There is a tarmac driveway and ample parking to the front plus stone pathways and patios to the sides and rear.
A tiled vestibule which has tiled steps down to a personnel door to the garages and step up to the front door which opens into the large entrance hall from which all ground floor rooms are accessed including a cloakroom and open carpeted wooden staircase to the first floor. The kitchen has wood fronted wall and floor units, breakfast bar, Integral electric Neff oven, AEG electric hob with extractor fan over, space and plumbing for a dishwasher and peninsular unit with space for a fridge. A door to the utility room with wall and floor units, built in cupboard, boiler, space and plumbing for a washing machine, dryer and fridge/freezer and door to the garden.
The dining room overlooks the rear of the garden and has a glazed panel door to the sitting room. The spacious sitting room has a large bay window overlooking the rear garden with open bath stone fireplace and bath stone hearth with patio doors to the conservatory, which has tiled flooring and double doors to the terrace and garden making this an excellent entertaining area.
The stairs rise to the first floor to a galleried landing and steps down to the master bedroom and a study/office area and door to the bedroom suite which is double aspect and has views over the garden to Hambledon Hill in the distance. This is a spacious room with built in furniture and a dressing room with an immersion heater, ensuite bathroom with separate shower with power shower, feature sink under the window, extractor fan and eaves storage. There is an airing cupboard on the galleried landing. Bedroom 2 is double aspect with an ensuite bathroom with bath and shower over and glass screen. Bedroom 3 is a good sized double dual aspect room with built in wardrobes and bedroom furniture. Bedroom 4 is a double room with window overlooking the rear garden and currently used by the vendors as an office/study. The family bathroom has a bath with shower over, vanity sink unit and storage space.
Iwerne Minster is one of North Dorset's most sought after villages. Located within the Cranborne Chase and in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, amenities include a village inn, general stores and Post Office, leisure centre and Parish Church. The nearby Georgian market town of Blandford Forum has a range of commercial, shopping and sporting facilities. The famous Jurassic coastline can be reached within approximately an hour drive, with Poole Harbour approximately a 40 minute drive. There are excellent local and public schools. Regular train services to London run from Gillingham and Tisbury stations.
