House For Sale £825,000
A beautifully presented family house enjoying a secluded south west facing garden
Description
A most attractive and beautifully presented detached family house having rendered elevations above a brick plinth, under a tiled roof. The bright accommodation offers a versatile layout with which could include the possibility of a ground floor bedroom. Some of the many notable features include gas fired central heating, double glazed UPVC windows, high quality modern fitted kitchen, a large south west facing landscaped garden with terrace, and an excellent garden studio, ideal for use as a home office or playroom.
The front door opens into the feature entrance porch with vaulted ceiling and chequerboard tiled floor. A further door with leaded glass panel opens into the entrance hall with polished wood floor and understairs storage cupboard. The cosy sitting room has a window to the front and a Victorian cast iron fire surround with tiled insets. The good size dining room could possibly be used as a fifth bedroom and has a door to the spacious utility/ cloakroom/ boot room, with cupboard with space and plumbing for washer and dryer, WC and washbasin, gas fired boiler, and a door to the rear garden. The generous and well fitted kitchen/ breakfast room has a good range of modern units with butcher’s block wood surfaces, and integrated appliances including an electric oven, microwave, gas hob, fridge/ freezer, and dishwasher. The breakfast area has a fireplace with log burner, a useful built in dresser and a pair of French doors leading to the terrace and rear garden.
A staircase with turned wood spindles rises to the first floor landing with deep linen cupboard. The main bedroom has a view over the rear garden, two built in wardrobe cupboards, and an en suite shower room with basin, WC and glazed shower. There are three further delightfully presented bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, and one featuring a Victorian fire surround. The family bathroom has a white suite of bath, basin and WC.
The property is approached through a pair of iron gates on brick pillars, and a shingle driveway surrounded by high beech and laurel hedges, provides excellent parking. There is a carport to the side and a path and gate lead through to the rear garden. The delightful garden features a sunny terrace perfect for summer entertaining. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with established hedges providing complete seclusion. There is a versatile timber clad Garden Studio with a tiled roof, power and light, ideal for use as a home office, playroom, workshop or gym.
Due to the excellent size of the garden, there could be potential for further extension, subject of course to all necessary permissions being obtained.
Location
The house is conveniently situated about a third of a mile from a local convenience store and about two miles from the centre of the historic Minster town of Wimborne, with excellent amenities including Waitrose and Co-operative supermarkets, many independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, and the Tivoli cinema/ theatre.
The centres of both Bournemouth and Poole for shopping and entertainment venues, excellent beaches and watersports are about nine and seven miles away respectively.
Access to the M27/ M3 to London is via the A31 which can be joined at Canford Bottom and trains to London Waterloo run from both Poole and Bournemouth.
State and independent schools in the wider area include Hayeswood First, St Michaels Middle, and Queen Elizabeth’s schools in Wimborne, together with Canford, Bryanston, Dumpton, and Castle Court in the wider area.
Sporting facilities in the area include golf at Dudsbury, Ferndown and Remedy Oak, and the qe School leisure centre with swimming pool.
The New Forest National Park for great walking, cycling and riding is east of Ringwood, and the unesco World Heritage Jurassic Coast, with its stunning beaches, starts at Studland Beach.
Square Footage: 1,571 sq ft
Directions
From Wimborne town centre proceed east along the B3073 Leigh Road, to the Canford Bottom roundabout. Take the first turning left into Middlehill Road and number 110 can be found on the left after about half a mile.
Description
A most attractive and beautifully presented detached family house having rendered elevations above a brick plinth, under a tiled roof. The bright accommodation offers a versatile layout with which could include the possibility of a ground floor bedroom. Some of the many notable features include gas fired central heating, double glazed UPVC windows, high quality modern fitted kitchen, a large south west facing landscaped garden with terrace, and an excellent garden studio, ideal for use as a home office or playroom.
The front door opens into the feature entrance porch with vaulted ceiling and chequerboard tiled floor. A further door with leaded glass panel opens into the entrance hall with polished wood floor and understairs storage cupboard. The cosy sitting room has a window to the front and a Victorian cast iron fire surround with tiled insets. The good size dining room could possibly be used as a fifth bedroom and has a door to the spacious utility/ cloakroom/ boot room, with cupboard with space and plumbing for washer and dryer, WC and washbasin, gas fired boiler, and a door to the rear garden. The generous and well fitted kitchen/ breakfast room has a good range of modern units with butcher’s block wood surfaces, and integrated appliances including an electric oven, microwave, gas hob, fridge/ freezer, and dishwasher. The breakfast area has a fireplace with log burner, a useful built in dresser and a pair of French doors leading to the terrace and rear garden.
A staircase with turned wood spindles rises to the first floor landing with deep linen cupboard. The main bedroom has a view over the rear garden, two built in wardrobe cupboards, and an en suite shower room with basin, WC and glazed shower. There are three further delightfully presented bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, and one featuring a Victorian fire surround. The family bathroom has a white suite of bath, basin and WC.
The property is approached through a pair of iron gates on brick pillars, and a shingle driveway surrounded by high beech and laurel hedges, provides excellent parking. There is a carport to the side and a path and gate lead through to the rear garden. The delightful garden features a sunny terrace perfect for summer entertaining. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with established hedges providing complete seclusion. There is a versatile timber clad Garden Studio with a tiled roof, power and light, ideal for use as a home office, playroom, workshop or gym.
Due to the excellent size of the garden, there could be potential for further extension, subject of course to all necessary permissions being obtained.
Location
The house is conveniently situated about a third of a mile from a local convenience store and about two miles from the centre of the historic Minster town of Wimborne, with excellent amenities including Waitrose and Co-operative supermarkets, many independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, and the Tivoli cinema/ theatre.
The centres of both Bournemouth and Poole for shopping and entertainment venues, excellent beaches and watersports are about nine and seven miles away respectively.
Access to the M27/ M3 to London is via the A31 which can be joined at Canford Bottom and trains to London Waterloo run from both Poole and Bournemouth.
State and independent schools in the wider area include Hayeswood First, St Michaels Middle, and Queen Elizabeth’s schools in Wimborne, together with Canford, Bryanston, Dumpton, and Castle Court in the wider area.
Sporting facilities in the area include golf at Dudsbury, Ferndown and Remedy Oak, and the qe School leisure centre with swimming pool.
The New Forest National Park for great walking, cycling and riding is east of Ringwood, and the unesco World Heritage Jurassic Coast, with its stunning beaches, starts at Studland Beach.
Square Footage: 1,571 sq ft
Directions
From Wimborne town centre proceed east along the B3073 Leigh Road, to the Canford Bottom roundabout. Take the first turning left into Middlehill Road and number 110 can be found on the left after about half a mile.
