House For Sale £275,000
For sale by public auction and via livestream on 17th November, 2022 at 2pm in the Digby Memorial Hall, Digby Road, Sherborne. DT9 3NL. Register to bid in the room, online or by telephone/proxy via our website. A Grade II listed character cottage with huge potential. The property benefits from a spacious reception room downstairs with a kitchen off. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a bathroom. The property further benefits from an adjoining store as it is currently used but has potential to incorporate this with Wisteria cottage to make one larger property, (subject to planning permission and listed building consent). There are two workshops at the rear with other sizeable outbuildings. The property also comes with a large rear garden of about 0.34 acres (0.14ha) and there is a spacious workshop in the rear garden previously used as a sawmill many years ago. The property has a huge amounts of potential to become the ideal dream character home (subject to planning permission) and listed building consent. Early viewing on this unique cottage is strongly advised.
The property is laid out as follows:
There is a wooden door leading into the hall with doorways leading to principle rooms.
There is a sizeable sitting room on the front aspect with carpeted flooring, exposed wooden beams and a characterful inglenook fireplace.
Just off the sitting room is the kitchen comprising of fitted wall and base units with a laminate worktop over. Sink inset and space for a freestanding electric cooker.
On the rear of the property is a sizeable utility room with sink inset and plumbing for a washing machine.
Upstairs is a good size double bedroom with a built in storage cupboard and large eaves storage space. There is a further single bedroom and bathroom suite fitted in white.
On the rear aspect is a courtyard with a doorway taking you to the old workshop with historical cooking ovens.
There is a further door on the rear that take you to the neighbouring property which is currently used as a store room. This comprises of five rooms spread across two floors. This is in need of modernisation.
At the rear of the courtyard is a further store.
South Perrott is a pretty village on the Somerset/Dorset border comprising character cottages, large period houses and a small number of modern properties which have been designed to blend in with the village scene. Facilities include church, village hall and the Parrett Hotel with day to day amenities including a post office/store and primary school at Mosterton, which lies approximately two miles to the south-west. A comprehensive range of shops including Waitrose can be found at Crewkerne which is approx. 3½ miles or Beaminster approx. 5½ miles to the south. The main line railway station (Exeter – Waterloo) is at Crewkerne and the Jurassic coast at Burton Bradstock is approximately 13 miles and the County town of Dorchester 18 miles.
The property is laid out as follows:
There is a wooden door leading into the hall with doorways leading to principle rooms.
There is a sizeable sitting room on the front aspect with carpeted flooring, exposed wooden beams and a characterful inglenook fireplace.
Just off the sitting room is the kitchen comprising of fitted wall and base units with a laminate worktop over. Sink inset and space for a freestanding electric cooker.
On the rear of the property is a sizeable utility room with sink inset and plumbing for a washing machine.
Upstairs is a good size double bedroom with a built in storage cupboard and large eaves storage space. There is a further single bedroom and bathroom suite fitted in white.
On the rear aspect is a courtyard with a doorway taking you to the old workshop with historical cooking ovens.
There is a further door on the rear that take you to the neighbouring property which is currently used as a store room. This comprises of five rooms spread across two floors. This is in need of modernisation.
At the rear of the courtyard is a further store.
South Perrott is a pretty village on the Somerset/Dorset border comprising character cottages, large period houses and a small number of modern properties which have been designed to blend in with the village scene. Facilities include church, village hall and the Parrett Hotel with day to day amenities including a post office/store and primary school at Mosterton, which lies approximately two miles to the south-west. A comprehensive range of shops including Waitrose can be found at Crewkerne which is approx. 3½ miles or Beaminster approx. 5½ miles to the south. The main line railway station (Exeter – Waterloo) is at Crewkerne and the Jurassic coast at Burton Bradstock is approximately 13 miles and the County town of Dorchester 18 miles.
