House For Sale £875,000
A deceptively spacious mid-1700’s cob and brick home, set in an outstanding 0.4 acre plot, with easy access to local facilities and well-regarded schools, offering generous and flexible accommodation (approx 2,300 sq ft) with four double bedrooms, four reception rooms, an open plan kitchen-conservatory, two good-sized bathrooms, two cloakrooms and a study.
• The best of both worlds, with period features (restored lime-render interior walls, exposed fireplaces, ceiling beams), alongside modern conveniences (modern bathrooms with power showers and high speed internet)
• Open plan country-style kitchen / conservatory enjoys superb views of the rear garden, and features granite worktops, tiled flooring, range cooker, integrated and freestanding appliances
• Three large reception rooms provide comfortable living year-round, with an abundance of character features. Highlights of the main living room include a wood burning stove and double-glazed french doors giving access onto the patio
• Ideal for working-from-home, the dual-aspect study features phone / internet connection and has a cloakroom alongside
• Four double bedrooms, all with ample space for freestanding wardrobes and other bedroom furniture, three of which have lovely views over the rear garden.
• The master bedroom offers a contemporary ensuite with large walk-in shower, pedestal wash hand basin, low level flush WC and heated towel rail
• A spacious second bedroom features a vaulted ceiling and ensuite cloakroom
• Sizeable family bathroom with restored lime-render walls, includes a large bath with mains-fed shower, low level flush WC and heated towel rail
• Set back from the quiet road, with parking for four cars and access to a double length garage (divided into a utility room and a workshop with stable door)
• The large and secluded rear garden is an outstanding feature, with a sunny patio adjacent to the house, areas of lawn, mature trees and shrubs, and a children’s play area, overlooking fields behind
This sought-after area of Colehill offers excellent schooling and local shops, a parish church, library and hairdresser. The thriving market town of Wimborne is approximately two miles away, offering more extensive facilities. There is good access by road to the coastal resorts of Poole and Bournemouth, both of which have mainline rail links to London Waterloo.
Council tax band: F EPC rating: D
agents notes: The heating system, mains and appliances have not been tested by Hearnes Estate Agents. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive.
• The best of both worlds, with period features (restored lime-render interior walls, exposed fireplaces, ceiling beams), alongside modern conveniences (modern bathrooms with power showers and high speed internet)
• Open plan country-style kitchen / conservatory enjoys superb views of the rear garden, and features granite worktops, tiled flooring, range cooker, integrated and freestanding appliances
• Three large reception rooms provide comfortable living year-round, with an abundance of character features. Highlights of the main living room include a wood burning stove and double-glazed french doors giving access onto the patio
• Ideal for working-from-home, the dual-aspect study features phone / internet connection and has a cloakroom alongside
• Four double bedrooms, all with ample space for freestanding wardrobes and other bedroom furniture, three of which have lovely views over the rear garden.
• The master bedroom offers a contemporary ensuite with large walk-in shower, pedestal wash hand basin, low level flush WC and heated towel rail
• A spacious second bedroom features a vaulted ceiling and ensuite cloakroom
• Sizeable family bathroom with restored lime-render walls, includes a large bath with mains-fed shower, low level flush WC and heated towel rail
• Set back from the quiet road, with parking for four cars and access to a double length garage (divided into a utility room and a workshop with stable door)
• The large and secluded rear garden is an outstanding feature, with a sunny patio adjacent to the house, areas of lawn, mature trees and shrubs, and a children’s play area, overlooking fields behind
This sought-after area of Colehill offers excellent schooling and local shops, a parish church, library and hairdresser. The thriving market town of Wimborne is approximately two miles away, offering more extensive facilities. There is good access by road to the coastal resorts of Poole and Bournemouth, both of which have mainline rail links to London Waterloo.
Council tax band: F EPC rating: D
agents notes: The heating system, mains and appliances have not been tested by Hearnes Estate Agents. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive.
