House For Sale £850,000
Copstones was built in 1960's with elevations in Purbeck stone under a slate roof. The property offers impressive and spacious accommodation throughout including a dual aspect sitting/dining room with French doors out onto a sizable terrace and a kitchen breakfast room with a hand-built kitchen and space to entertain twelve - fifteen people easily. Upstairs are four/five double bedrooms with views across the village. One bedroom is presently used as a very useful study. The annex offers secondary accommodation, if so desired, spread across two floors with open plan living downstairs and one/two bedrooms with family shower room. It further benefits from its own access and garden. There is presently connecting doors so this accommodation can be included as part of the whole property creating a six bedroom house . Copstones resides in a good size plot with gardens to the rear and gravelled parking for a number of cars.
The property is laid out as follows
Open porch through entrance door into main hall with stairs rising to the first floor and all doors leading off to the principal rooms. Sizable understairs cupboard and storage cupboard.
The sitting/dining room is impressive in size which is true of all the accommodation throughout the property. This triple aspect room is wonderfully light with views over the garden. Large sliding doors open out onto the rear terrace. This room could easily entertain twelve to fifteen guests to diner. The central feature of the relaxed seating area is an open chimney recess with inset multi fuel stove.
The dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room is again a sizable space. The seating area could accommodate twelve and also have space for a sofa. The main kitchen is separated by a decorative brick island. The kitchen is hand built in solid wood and painted a soft green. It comprises of a range of wall and floor units topped in a complimentary work surface. There is plenty of space for a dishwasher and fridge. Slot in electric cooker with ceramic hob.
Two doors lead off this room to the rear. One leads to a rear lobby which acts as the boot room with Belfast sink. Door off to the downstairs cloakroom with basin and w.c.
The second door from the kitchen leads into a spacious utility/additional kitchen with modern drawer and cupboard storage, inset electric oven and ceramic hob. Plumbing for a washing machine and plenty of space for freezers. Door off to the side. There is also a connecting door found in this room which leads into the annex.
Upstairs in the main property are three excellent double bedrooms and a great fourth bedroom which is currently used as a study/workroom with built in desk. The fifth bedroom can be used as part of the main house or as the second bedroom to the annex. It is accessed through an interconnecting door.
The family bathroom comprises of a generous bath with shower overhead, basin set in vanity unit and w.c.. The family shower room comprises of a double walk-in enclosed shower unit with basin set in vanity unit and w.c.
Off the landing is another connecting door to the annex.
The two-story annex is in excellent condition with open plan living downstairs and two double bedrooms upstairs. The annex has its own entrance into a hall with downstairs cloakroom where there is space and plumbing for a washing machine, basin and w.c. Moving into the living room, the comfortable seating area has French doors opening onto the private garden. The kitchen comprises of modern drawer and wall units with an inset oven and ceramic hob. Two Velux windows above. There is space for four to six to dine. Upstairs are the bedrooms and the annex’s family bathroom comprising of bath with overhead shower, vanity unit with basin and mixer tap, w.c.
Hooke is a small village comprising character cottages and larger period houses with a few modern properties surrounded by delightful countryside. In the village is the 15th century church but no shop although Beaminster is within approximately four and a half miles which has many amenities including a good range of shops, churches, a library, two schools, health centres, other professional services and many social organisations and sporting facilities. The coast is approximately ten miles to the south and the County Town of Dorchester approximately fourteen miles to the east.
The property is laid out as follows
Open porch through entrance door into main hall with stairs rising to the first floor and all doors leading off to the principal rooms. Sizable understairs cupboard and storage cupboard.
The sitting/dining room is impressive in size which is true of all the accommodation throughout the property. This triple aspect room is wonderfully light with views over the garden. Large sliding doors open out onto the rear terrace. This room could easily entertain twelve to fifteen guests to diner. The central feature of the relaxed seating area is an open chimney recess with inset multi fuel stove.
The dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room is again a sizable space. The seating area could accommodate twelve and also have space for a sofa. The main kitchen is separated by a decorative brick island. The kitchen is hand built in solid wood and painted a soft green. It comprises of a range of wall and floor units topped in a complimentary work surface. There is plenty of space for a dishwasher and fridge. Slot in electric cooker with ceramic hob.
Two doors lead off this room to the rear. One leads to a rear lobby which acts as the boot room with Belfast sink. Door off to the downstairs cloakroom with basin and w.c.
The second door from the kitchen leads into a spacious utility/additional kitchen with modern drawer and cupboard storage, inset electric oven and ceramic hob. Plumbing for a washing machine and plenty of space for freezers. Door off to the side. There is also a connecting door found in this room which leads into the annex.
Upstairs in the main property are three excellent double bedrooms and a great fourth bedroom which is currently used as a study/workroom with built in desk. The fifth bedroom can be used as part of the main house or as the second bedroom to the annex. It is accessed through an interconnecting door.
The family bathroom comprises of a generous bath with shower overhead, basin set in vanity unit and w.c.. The family shower room comprises of a double walk-in enclosed shower unit with basin set in vanity unit and w.c.
Off the landing is another connecting door to the annex.
The two-story annex is in excellent condition with open plan living downstairs and two double bedrooms upstairs. The annex has its own entrance into a hall with downstairs cloakroom where there is space and plumbing for a washing machine, basin and w.c. Moving into the living room, the comfortable seating area has French doors opening onto the private garden. The kitchen comprises of modern drawer and wall units with an inset oven and ceramic hob. Two Velux windows above. There is space for four to six to dine. Upstairs are the bedrooms and the annex’s family bathroom comprising of bath with overhead shower, vanity unit with basin and mixer tap, w.c.
Hooke is a small village comprising character cottages and larger period houses with a few modern properties surrounded by delightful countryside. In the village is the 15th century church but no shop although Beaminster is within approximately four and a half miles which has many amenities including a good range of shops, churches, a library, two schools, health centres, other professional services and many social organisations and sporting facilities. The coast is approximately ten miles to the south and the County Town of Dorchester approximately fourteen miles to the east.
