House For Rent £1,600
Available Mid-November for an initial 12-month tenancy. No children and no pets.
A modern and well-presented detached house situated in a small development of beautiful homes, each of individual character, at the heart of a very popular and highly sought-after village. The property is attractively positioned facing the village green, whilst being within walking distance to the local public house and church.
The well-proportioned accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room with French doors to raised patio area and garden, dining room, kitchen with double oven, microwave, four ring gas hob, integral fridge freezer and dishwasher, and utility room with plumbing for washing machine and door to the garden.
On the first floor there is a master bedroom with fitted wardrobe and en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms and a bathroom with shower over the bath.
The rear garden is partially walled and has views of the local church, forest and fields beyond. Primarily laid to lawn but also containing a private and secluded patio area and a paved garden path leading to the double with parking. The garden is well stocked with an abundance of colourful shrubs and flower borders as well as apple and pear trees. There is also a delightful octagonal timber summer house at the end of the garden. At the end of the garden is the double garage with personnel door from the garden and double up and over doors to the front. The garage has power and light and parking for two cars.
Rent includes garden maintenance.
Rent: - £1,600 per calendar month / £369 per week
Holding Deposit - £369
Security Deposit - £1,846
Council Tax Band – F
EPC - D
Set amidst quiet surroundings in the village of West Stafford, yet within easy reach of Dorchester, some 3 miles to the east with its mainline railway station (London/Waterloo), and abundance of individual shops and restaurants. The local hostelry 'The Wise Man', forms the centre point of the village, together with an ancient church adding to the picturesque backdrop. The village takes the fictitious name 'Talbothayes' in the Thomas Hardy novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
A modern and well-presented detached house situated in a small development of beautiful homes, each of individual character, at the heart of a very popular and highly sought-after village. The property is attractively positioned facing the village green, whilst being within walking distance to the local public house and church.
The well-proportioned accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room with French doors to raised patio area and garden, dining room, kitchen with double oven, microwave, four ring gas hob, integral fridge freezer and dishwasher, and utility room with plumbing for washing machine and door to the garden.
On the first floor there is a master bedroom with fitted wardrobe and en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms and a bathroom with shower over the bath.
The rear garden is partially walled and has views of the local church, forest and fields beyond. Primarily laid to lawn but also containing a private and secluded patio area and a paved garden path leading to the double with parking. The garden is well stocked with an abundance of colourful shrubs and flower borders as well as apple and pear trees. There is also a delightful octagonal timber summer house at the end of the garden. At the end of the garden is the double garage with personnel door from the garden and double up and over doors to the front. The garage has power and light and parking for two cars.
Rent includes garden maintenance.
Rent: - £1,600 per calendar month / £369 per week
Holding Deposit - £369
Security Deposit - £1,846
Council Tax Band – F
EPC - D
Set amidst quiet surroundings in the village of West Stafford, yet within easy reach of Dorchester, some 3 miles to the east with its mainline railway station (London/Waterloo), and abundance of individual shops and restaurants. The local hostelry 'The Wise Man', forms the centre point of the village, together with an ancient church adding to the picturesque backdrop. The village takes the fictitious name 'Talbothayes' in the Thomas Hardy novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
