House For Rent £1,800
Available immediately for a 12 month tenancy. Pets considered at Landlords discretion.
A four bedroom detached house surrounded by mature gardens set in a secluded hamlet in the West Dorset downlands.
This attractive four bedroom detached house was built in the late 1980s. Constructed of stone under a stone tiled roof, with UPVC double glazed windows throughout. The house has been well-designed to create a welcoming and spacious home.
Light floods into the well-proportioned dual aspect sitting room, which features an ornamental fireplace and a bay window with a window seat overlooking the garden. At the heart of the home is the generous kitchen/breakfast room with a bespoke kitchen and an Aga, as well as a secondary built-in hob and oven. This room opens into a conservatory with established vine and French doors opening onto the terrace and garden beyond. There is also a good sized dining room and a useful utility and cloakroom.
Upstairs, the spacious landing opens onto a dual aspect master bedroom with en-suite shower room and three further double bedrooms, all with built-in storage, and a family bathroom. All the rooms have restful views over the garden.
The property is well screened by mature hedges and trees, and approached from the lane through a wooden gate into the large gravelled parking and turning area which leads to the double garage. The surrounding landscaped gardens are level and mostly laid to lawn, with a variety of mature ornamental trees such as weeping pear and purple prunus and a pergola with established wisteria, honeysuckle and clematis. To the front of the house is a large sun terrace and to the side is the pond with an island and some geese which the tenant will need to take care of during the tenancy.
Please note the property is subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition (aoc). Please contact the office for further information.
Rent: - £1,800 per calendar month / £415 per week
Holding Deposit - £415
Security Deposit - £2076
Council Tax Band - E
EPC - D
The property is nestled in a sheltered valley in the pretty hamlet of Toller Whelme, surrounded by rolling hills and wooded valleys in the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Approached via a no through lane, this secluded settlement is hidden away from the bustle of everyday life. The charming ancient hamlet comprises a church, seven dwellings including the manor house, only one more than when it was mentioned in The Domesday Book, when owned by the Count of Mortain. The manor was later a grange farm to the wealthy Cistercian Forde Abbey. The surrounding unspoilt West Dorset countryside offers excellent walking and outriding. The property is well placed for access to the popular town of Beaminster, offering a good range of independent shops, restaurants and cafes around its attractive square. Additional facilities include churches, post office, library, two schools, health centre and sporting facilities. Almost equidistant are the towns of Crewkerne with a mainline station and the Georgian market town of Bridport, both with Waitroses. The Jurassic Coast at West Bay is within half an hour’s drive, offering excellent opportunities for water sports, fishing and swimming. The county town of Dorchester
is easily accessible with a wider range of facilities and cultural activities.
A four bedroom detached house surrounded by mature gardens set in a secluded hamlet in the West Dorset downlands.
This attractive four bedroom detached house was built in the late 1980s. Constructed of stone under a stone tiled roof, with UPVC double glazed windows throughout. The house has been well-designed to create a welcoming and spacious home.
Light floods into the well-proportioned dual aspect sitting room, which features an ornamental fireplace and a bay window with a window seat overlooking the garden. At the heart of the home is the generous kitchen/breakfast room with a bespoke kitchen and an Aga, as well as a secondary built-in hob and oven. This room opens into a conservatory with established vine and French doors opening onto the terrace and garden beyond. There is also a good sized dining room and a useful utility and cloakroom.
Upstairs, the spacious landing opens onto a dual aspect master bedroom with en-suite shower room and three further double bedrooms, all with built-in storage, and a family bathroom. All the rooms have restful views over the garden.
The property is well screened by mature hedges and trees, and approached from the lane through a wooden gate into the large gravelled parking and turning area which leads to the double garage. The surrounding landscaped gardens are level and mostly laid to lawn, with a variety of mature ornamental trees such as weeping pear and purple prunus and a pergola with established wisteria, honeysuckle and clematis. To the front of the house is a large sun terrace and to the side is the pond with an island and some geese which the tenant will need to take care of during the tenancy.
Please note the property is subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition (aoc). Please contact the office for further information.
Rent: - £1,800 per calendar month / £415 per week
Holding Deposit - £415
Security Deposit - £2076
Council Tax Band - E
EPC - D
The property is nestled in a sheltered valley in the pretty hamlet of Toller Whelme, surrounded by rolling hills and wooded valleys in the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Approached via a no through lane, this secluded settlement is hidden away from the bustle of everyday life. The charming ancient hamlet comprises a church, seven dwellings including the manor house, only one more than when it was mentioned in The Domesday Book, when owned by the Count of Mortain. The manor was later a grange farm to the wealthy Cistercian Forde Abbey. The surrounding unspoilt West Dorset countryside offers excellent walking and outriding. The property is well placed for access to the popular town of Beaminster, offering a good range of independent shops, restaurants and cafes around its attractive square. Additional facilities include churches, post office, library, two schools, health centre and sporting facilities. Almost equidistant are the towns of Crewkerne with a mainline station and the Georgian market town of Bridport, both with Waitroses. The Jurassic Coast at West Bay is within half an hour’s drive, offering excellent opportunities for water sports, fishing and swimming. The county town of Dorchester
is easily accessible with a wider range of facilities and cultural activities.
