House For Sale £300,000
Offered with vacant possession and no onward chain, a charming, Grade II listed end terrace cottage which features a wealth of character and a lovely landscaped garden, situated in the thriving Dorset Village of Puddletown.
Character features include stone mullions, window seat, exposed brick fireplaces, and natural timber internal doors. The property is in fantastic order throughout and alongside the period feature offers modern conveniences such as include gas central heating, bathroom suite and fitted kitchen.
The cottage is accessed via the timber front door, the hall opens into the attractive living room with the window seat beneath the stone mullion windows offering a pleasant spot to observe the passers-by and enjoy the warmth from the stove inset in the exposed brick fireplace with wooden lintel and mantle piece. The rear lobby offers access to the inner lobby, natural timber staircase with under-stairs storage beneath, door to utility room and kitchen-breakfast room. The Kitchen comprises a range of contemporary heritage style eye level and floor standing cabinets with woodblock worktops, there is an integrated dishwasher, double oven with gas hob over and chimney style cooker hood above. The rear aspect window enjoys a garden outlook. The utility-boot room features plumbing for a washing machine, rear aspect window and stable door which opens to the patio area of the rear garden. The bathroom comprises a contemporary, modern white suite, with shower and glass screen over the bath, WC and hand basin, opaque, side aspect window with coloured glass. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, the Master features exposed brick fireplace with wooden mantle. A pull-down ladder on the landing leads to the attic. The attic features large Velux window, exposed brick gable end walls, lighting and power points.
The mature, landscaped rear garden is a particular feature of the property, an initial patio area has raised plant beds forming a border with steps to gravel path alongside lawn, gate leads to enclosed patio area with second gate opening to the main garden, with fruit trees, floral borders, lawn and hardstanding for timber shed. Please note there is a "Coalmans" right of way, which runs across the rear of the terrace.
Puddletown is an historic Dorset village which lies four and a half miles north-east of the County Town of Dorchester. Amenities include; village stores and Post Office, village hall which houses Puddletown Community Library, a doctor's surgery, veterinary clinic, a recreation ground, cricket pitch and two football pitches (one junior, one full-size). There is a well-regarded middle school and historic church. The village has connections to Thomas Hardy, being the inspiration for the fictional settlement of Weatherbury in his novel Far from the Madding Crowd.
Dorchester is home to the County Hospital, along with a vibrant high street, supermarkets, health and leisure facilities and schools.
Material Information
Council Tax Band :B
Character features include stone mullions, window seat, exposed brick fireplaces, and natural timber internal doors. The property is in fantastic order throughout and alongside the period feature offers modern conveniences such as include gas central heating, bathroom suite and fitted kitchen.
The cottage is accessed via the timber front door, the hall opens into the attractive living room with the window seat beneath the stone mullion windows offering a pleasant spot to observe the passers-by and enjoy the warmth from the stove inset in the exposed brick fireplace with wooden lintel and mantle piece. The rear lobby offers access to the inner lobby, natural timber staircase with under-stairs storage beneath, door to utility room and kitchen-breakfast room. The Kitchen comprises a range of contemporary heritage style eye level and floor standing cabinets with woodblock worktops, there is an integrated dishwasher, double oven with gas hob over and chimney style cooker hood above. The rear aspect window enjoys a garden outlook. The utility-boot room features plumbing for a washing machine, rear aspect window and stable door which opens to the patio area of the rear garden. The bathroom comprises a contemporary, modern white suite, with shower and glass screen over the bath, WC and hand basin, opaque, side aspect window with coloured glass. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, the Master features exposed brick fireplace with wooden mantle. A pull-down ladder on the landing leads to the attic. The attic features large Velux window, exposed brick gable end walls, lighting and power points.
The mature, landscaped rear garden is a particular feature of the property, an initial patio area has raised plant beds forming a border with steps to gravel path alongside lawn, gate leads to enclosed patio area with second gate opening to the main garden, with fruit trees, floral borders, lawn and hardstanding for timber shed. Please note there is a "Coalmans" right of way, which runs across the rear of the terrace.
Puddletown is an historic Dorset village which lies four and a half miles north-east of the County Town of Dorchester. Amenities include; village stores and Post Office, village hall which houses Puddletown Community Library, a doctor's surgery, veterinary clinic, a recreation ground, cricket pitch and two football pitches (one junior, one full-size). There is a well-regarded middle school and historic church. The village has connections to Thomas Hardy, being the inspiration for the fictional settlement of Weatherbury in his novel Far from the Madding Crowd.
Dorchester is home to the County Hospital, along with a vibrant high street, supermarkets, health and leisure facilities and schools.
Material Information
Council Tax Band :B
