House For Sale £795,000
A stunning converted stable block situated within an enviable location on the fringes of this highly sought-after village, close to the Jurassic Coast. Architecturally designed to blend in with its natural surroundings with timber cladding elevations under a slate roof, the accommodation is finished to an extremely high specification with a host of contemporary features and fittings.
The accommodation comprises of an impressive reception hall with vaulted ceiling, attractive oak internal doors and oak flooring throughout with underfloor heating. A triple aspect sitting room off the hall has a brick-built fireplace with multi-fuel stove and back boiler, together with French doors which lead onto a sun terrace. The kitchen/dining room is a particular feature, extensively fitted with a range of wall and floor cupboards with Corian worksurfaces, electric oven and induction hob, integrated fridge, freezer, and dishwasher. The central island incorporates a sink with Franke boiling tap. Above, a glass roof lantern provides an abundance of natural light. French doors open out to a delightful sun terrace and gardens. A door leads to a useful utility room, fitted with a range of wall and floor cupboards and plumbing for washing machine and tumble drier.
From the hallway is a well-appointed cloakroom and attractively tiled shower room. Access leads to four bedrooms, three of which have contemporary fitted en-suite bathrooms/ shower rooms.
Outside, a gravelled driveway off the lane leads to an extensive parking area for numerous cars, boat, or caravan. Stone retaining walls with steps lead onto large expanses of lawned gardens stocked with trees and shrubs and abutting some of the area’s most spectacular countryside. Immediately adjoining the west side of the property is a large Indian sandstone sun terrace offering privacy and seclusion. An additional oak framed building with slate roof and timber doors provides covered parking with a staircase leading to a room above with roof light window. Attached to the side is a log store and integrated garden storage.
Osmington is a highly desirable village situated close to the World Heritage Jurassic coastline. The village itself has a Norman church and farm shop. A mini supermarket, post office, general store, three public houses, takeaway, restaurant, and primary school can be found very close by in Preston. Nearby is the old smuggling hamlet of Osmington Mills with access onto the coastal path and well regarded thatched public house. Within 4 miles is Weymouth, with its sandy beaches and inner harbour, and the neighbouring Isle of Portland. The county town of Dorchester is within approximately eight miles of Osmington. Both Weymouth and Dorchester provide a wide range of shopping and leisure pursuits and main line rail links to both London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads.
There is excellent walking and riding in the immediate vicinity with a network of bridle and footpaths over the surrounding rolling countryside and along the stunning coastline.
The accommodation comprises of an impressive reception hall with vaulted ceiling, attractive oak internal doors and oak flooring throughout with underfloor heating. A triple aspect sitting room off the hall has a brick-built fireplace with multi-fuel stove and back boiler, together with French doors which lead onto a sun terrace. The kitchen/dining room is a particular feature, extensively fitted with a range of wall and floor cupboards with Corian worksurfaces, electric oven and induction hob, integrated fridge, freezer, and dishwasher. The central island incorporates a sink with Franke boiling tap. Above, a glass roof lantern provides an abundance of natural light. French doors open out to a delightful sun terrace and gardens. A door leads to a useful utility room, fitted with a range of wall and floor cupboards and plumbing for washing machine and tumble drier.
From the hallway is a well-appointed cloakroom and attractively tiled shower room. Access leads to four bedrooms, three of which have contemporary fitted en-suite bathrooms/ shower rooms.
Outside, a gravelled driveway off the lane leads to an extensive parking area for numerous cars, boat, or caravan. Stone retaining walls with steps lead onto large expanses of lawned gardens stocked with trees and shrubs and abutting some of the area’s most spectacular countryside. Immediately adjoining the west side of the property is a large Indian sandstone sun terrace offering privacy and seclusion. An additional oak framed building with slate roof and timber doors provides covered parking with a staircase leading to a room above with roof light window. Attached to the side is a log store and integrated garden storage.
Osmington is a highly desirable village situated close to the World Heritage Jurassic coastline. The village itself has a Norman church and farm shop. A mini supermarket, post office, general store, three public houses, takeaway, restaurant, and primary school can be found very close by in Preston. Nearby is the old smuggling hamlet of Osmington Mills with access onto the coastal path and well regarded thatched public house. Within 4 miles is Weymouth, with its sandy beaches and inner harbour, and the neighbouring Isle of Portland. The county town of Dorchester is within approximately eight miles of Osmington. Both Weymouth and Dorchester provide a wide range of shopping and leisure pursuits and main line rail links to both London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads.
There is excellent walking and riding in the immediate vicinity with a network of bridle and footpaths over the surrounding rolling countryside and along the stunning coastline.
