House For Sale £850,000
Built in 2018 to the vendors specification, this detached 4 bedroom house is immaculately presented and offers spacious and light accommodation.
Approached via a gravelled drive the house has brick and rendered elevations under a pitched tiled roof and a door canopy with oak supports. The entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of the house, it is light and spacious and has wood effect flooring and oak and glass balustrades on the stairs rising to the first floor with access to the principal reception rooms from the hallway. The sitting room has a bay window overlooking the fields to the front, there is a gas effect log burner with a stone hearth and surround and oak and glass double doors to hall gives the accommodation a lovely flow. The study has an extensive range of fitted shelves and cupboards and overlooks the garden. There is a large cloakroom. The open plan kitchen/dining/family room is absolutely stunning and is a real feature of the property. The kitchen has quartz worktops and a range of floor and wall mounted units with integrated dishwasher, larder cupboard, fridge freezer, bins storage, along with an induction hob a microwave combination oven and a steam oven. There is also a central island with storage below and a breakfast bar for two. The dining area has bi-fold doors to the garden and the open plan sitting area has a vaulted ceiling and further bi-fold doors to the garden and solar powered black out blinds on the roof lights. This whole area of the house is wonderfully light and allows for a superb connection to the garden. The utility room is beyond the kitchen and has space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer with oak worktops, storage and a Belfast sink. There is also a ground floor shower room with wc and a heated towel rail and heated mirror. The integral garage is accessed from the utility room and has an electric up and over door, workbench, power and light with storage above.
On the first floor there is a lovely central galleried landing, the principal bedroom overlooks the fields to the front and has fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with shower over, bedrooms 2 and 3 also have fitted wardrobes and bedroom 4 has access to the loft.
In addition there is a family bathroom with a separate shower and there is a large airing cupboard accessed from the landing.
To the rear the garden has side access to the front and is a truly beautiful garden; there is a patio running along the full width of the rear of the property and raised flower beds and immaculately kept borders containing a variety of shrubs and flowers, a lawn and steps up to a decking area at the rear providing a further place for al fresco dining. In addition there is a pretty summer house with power and a garden shed along with a storage area behind. There is a range of vegetable beds, and a small greenhouse.
Marnhull is one of the largest villages in England with a thriving community life and is celebrated in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles. It has two public houses, two primary schools, three churches, doctors' surgery, pharmacy, carpet and soft furnishing shop, two grocery shops (one with a post office), hairdresser and beauty salon. There are many clubs and societies, and it is surrounded by beautiful countryside. More extensive shopping, business and recreational facilities are available in Sturminster Newton 3½ miles whilst the larger towns of Shaftesbury 6 miles and Gillingham 6 miles, together with Sherborne 11 miles, are all easily accessible.
The A303 is to the north of Gillingham linking with the M3 to London. Mainline railway stations in Gillingham and Sherborne with a regular service to London Waterloo taking about 2 hours.
Approached via a gravelled drive the house has brick and rendered elevations under a pitched tiled roof and a door canopy with oak supports. The entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of the house, it is light and spacious and has wood effect flooring and oak and glass balustrades on the stairs rising to the first floor with access to the principal reception rooms from the hallway. The sitting room has a bay window overlooking the fields to the front, there is a gas effect log burner with a stone hearth and surround and oak and glass double doors to hall gives the accommodation a lovely flow. The study has an extensive range of fitted shelves and cupboards and overlooks the garden. There is a large cloakroom. The open plan kitchen/dining/family room is absolutely stunning and is a real feature of the property. The kitchen has quartz worktops and a range of floor and wall mounted units with integrated dishwasher, larder cupboard, fridge freezer, bins storage, along with an induction hob a microwave combination oven and a steam oven. There is also a central island with storage below and a breakfast bar for two. The dining area has bi-fold doors to the garden and the open plan sitting area has a vaulted ceiling and further bi-fold doors to the garden and solar powered black out blinds on the roof lights. This whole area of the house is wonderfully light and allows for a superb connection to the garden. The utility room is beyond the kitchen and has space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer with oak worktops, storage and a Belfast sink. There is also a ground floor shower room with wc and a heated towel rail and heated mirror. The integral garage is accessed from the utility room and has an electric up and over door, workbench, power and light with storage above.
On the first floor there is a lovely central galleried landing, the principal bedroom overlooks the fields to the front and has fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with shower over, bedrooms 2 and 3 also have fitted wardrobes and bedroom 4 has access to the loft.
In addition there is a family bathroom with a separate shower and there is a large airing cupboard accessed from the landing.
To the rear the garden has side access to the front and is a truly beautiful garden; there is a patio running along the full width of the rear of the property and raised flower beds and immaculately kept borders containing a variety of shrubs and flowers, a lawn and steps up to a decking area at the rear providing a further place for al fresco dining. In addition there is a pretty summer house with power and a garden shed along with a storage area behind. There is a range of vegetable beds, and a small greenhouse.
Marnhull is one of the largest villages in England with a thriving community life and is celebrated in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles. It has two public houses, two primary schools, three churches, doctors' surgery, pharmacy, carpet and soft furnishing shop, two grocery shops (one with a post office), hairdresser and beauty salon. There are many clubs and societies, and it is surrounded by beautiful countryside. More extensive shopping, business and recreational facilities are available in Sturminster Newton 3½ miles whilst the larger towns of Shaftesbury 6 miles and Gillingham 6 miles, together with Sherborne 11 miles, are all easily accessible.
The A303 is to the north of Gillingham linking with the M3 to London. Mainline railway stations in Gillingham and Sherborne with a regular service to London Waterloo taking about 2 hours.
