House For Sale £995,000
An imposing and substantial four bedroom detached house with annexe, workshop and paddock on the edge of this popular town.
Sunnyside is a detached four bedroom house believed to have been built in the 1960s with later extensions and renovations over the years providing spacious, versatile and well presented accommodation. The property has so much to offer including a swimming pool, a paddock and a detached one / two bedroom annexe.
The front door opens into a generous sized and stunning entrance hall having reclaimed floorboards off which are the cloakroom, a cloak cupboard, principal rooms and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room has a dual aspect, a door to the garden and an inset log burner with a wooden mantle and a quarry tiled hearth. The kitchen has a range of wall mounted and floor standing units and an integrated gas hob and electric oven underneath. An oak beamed archway leads to the family room having a real wow factor which runs the width of the property allowing space for a large dining table and chairs and sofas. There is almost a complete wall of glass with double doors opening out onto the terrace making the most of the gorgeous views beyond. The large utility room has a range of eye level units, worktops with cupboards underneath and ample space and plumbing for appliances. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a large bedroom with an ensuite bath and shower room and a study.
On the first floor there are three generous double bedrooms. Bedroom two has a spectacular arched window incorporating double doors opening onto a Juliet balcony enjoying stunning views beyond and there is an ensuite bath and shower room. There is a separate family bath and shower room.
The property is approached via a gravel drive with parking for several cars. A side gate leads to the separate annexe having a sitting room with a log burner, a kitchenette, a further reception room which could be utilised as a second bedroom, a shower room and there is a large bedroom on the first floor with a door leading outside to the external staircase.
To the rear of the house is a lovely terrace leading to the heated swimming pool and the garden which is enclosed by mature hedging and trees and mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders. There is a log store, a summer house, a greenhouse and a substantial timber framed workshop with double doors, a personnel door, power and light.
There is vehicular access from the drive along the side of the garden to the paddock measuring approximately 1.2 acres with a shed and mains water is connected.
Stalbridge is Dorset’s smallest town boasting a busy traditional High Street with many shops and businesses including post office, butcher, hairdresser, dentist, cycle shop and busy local supermarket. Many businesses are second or third generation family run and help to provide an excellent community which also has a church and primary school. The market town of Sturminster Newton is approximately 6 miles to the south and the larger towns of Shaftesbury, Sherborne and Wincanton are within a 20 minute drive. Road links are excellent with the A30 at Henstridge and A303 at Wincanton and Templecombe (3.5 miles) has a mainline railway to London Waterloo.
The surrounding area has an abundance of good quality schools and some of the finest countryside with excellent walking, cycling and riding. The coast at Bournemouth/Poole is within an hour's drive.
Sunnyside is a detached four bedroom house believed to have been built in the 1960s with later extensions and renovations over the years providing spacious, versatile and well presented accommodation. The property has so much to offer including a swimming pool, a paddock and a detached one / two bedroom annexe.
The front door opens into a generous sized and stunning entrance hall having reclaimed floorboards off which are the cloakroom, a cloak cupboard, principal rooms and stairs to the first floor. The sitting room has a dual aspect, a door to the garden and an inset log burner with a wooden mantle and a quarry tiled hearth. The kitchen has a range of wall mounted and floor standing units and an integrated gas hob and electric oven underneath. An oak beamed archway leads to the family room having a real wow factor which runs the width of the property allowing space for a large dining table and chairs and sofas. There is almost a complete wall of glass with double doors opening out onto the terrace making the most of the gorgeous views beyond. The large utility room has a range of eye level units, worktops with cupboards underneath and ample space and plumbing for appliances. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a large bedroom with an ensuite bath and shower room and a study.
On the first floor there are three generous double bedrooms. Bedroom two has a spectacular arched window incorporating double doors opening onto a Juliet balcony enjoying stunning views beyond and there is an ensuite bath and shower room. There is a separate family bath and shower room.
The property is approached via a gravel drive with parking for several cars. A side gate leads to the separate annexe having a sitting room with a log burner, a kitchenette, a further reception room which could be utilised as a second bedroom, a shower room and there is a large bedroom on the first floor with a door leading outside to the external staircase.
To the rear of the house is a lovely terrace leading to the heated swimming pool and the garden which is enclosed by mature hedging and trees and mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders. There is a log store, a summer house, a greenhouse and a substantial timber framed workshop with double doors, a personnel door, power and light.
There is vehicular access from the drive along the side of the garden to the paddock measuring approximately 1.2 acres with a shed and mains water is connected.
Stalbridge is Dorset’s smallest town boasting a busy traditional High Street with many shops and businesses including post office, butcher, hairdresser, dentist, cycle shop and busy local supermarket. Many businesses are second or third generation family run and help to provide an excellent community which also has a church and primary school. The market town of Sturminster Newton is approximately 6 miles to the south and the larger towns of Shaftesbury, Sherborne and Wincanton are within a 20 minute drive. Road links are excellent with the A30 at Henstridge and A303 at Wincanton and Templecombe (3.5 miles) has a mainline railway to London Waterloo.
The surrounding area has an abundance of good quality schools and some of the finest countryside with excellent walking, cycling and riding. The coast at Bournemouth/Poole is within an hour's drive.
