House For Sale £285,000
For sale by Public Auction and via Livestream on Thursday 15 December 2022 at 2:00pm at The Digby Hall, Hound Street, DT9 3AS. Please visit our website for the legal pack and to register to bid in the room, online, or by telephone/proxy.
A detached Grade II Listed cottage in need of renovation, enjoying a rural setting within this sought-after village.
Believed to date back to the 1500's and featured in the Doomsday book, this historically important Grade II Listed is thought to have been two cottages originally, and sits within secluded grounds of about 0.15 acres (0.06 hectares).
The accommodation which now requires a schedule of renovation works, is arranged over two floors and is well-proportioned with generous ceiling heights. The existing accommodation provides entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, lobby and bathroom on the ground floor. The first floor comprises three bedrooms. There is scope to extend the property at the rear, subject to planning permission and Listed Building consent.
The garden is mainly lawned with well-established boundaries, off road parking and a garage. There are rural views beyond the north east boundary.
The property is located on the western side of ths popular hamlet, about 1 mile south of the A35 which gives good access to Dorchester, Wimborne and the Poole/Bournemouth conurbation. There is a village post office and village hall in the nearby village of Brianstpuddle. Puddletown is about 4 miles with facilities including store/post office, pre, first and middle schools, village hall, veterinary practice and modern doctors' surgery. State schools also include the Thomas Hardye school in Dorchester.
There are mainline rail stations at Dorchester, Wool and Moreton (about 4 miles) on the London Waterloo line.
This part of Dorset is renowned for its sporting and leisure facilities which include riding and walking over the surrounding countryside, golf at East Dorset, Isle of Purbeck and Came Down (Dorchester), sailing and water sports at Poole and Weymouth harbours and along the glorious Jurassic coastline - now a world heritage site.
A detached Grade II Listed cottage in need of renovation, enjoying a rural setting within this sought-after village.
Believed to date back to the 1500's and featured in the Doomsday book, this historically important Grade II Listed is thought to have been two cottages originally, and sits within secluded grounds of about 0.15 acres (0.06 hectares).
The accommodation which now requires a schedule of renovation works, is arranged over two floors and is well-proportioned with generous ceiling heights. The existing accommodation provides entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, lobby and bathroom on the ground floor. The first floor comprises three bedrooms. There is scope to extend the property at the rear, subject to planning permission and Listed Building consent.
The garden is mainly lawned with well-established boundaries, off road parking and a garage. There are rural views beyond the north east boundary.
The property is located on the western side of ths popular hamlet, about 1 mile south of the A35 which gives good access to Dorchester, Wimborne and the Poole/Bournemouth conurbation. There is a village post office and village hall in the nearby village of Brianstpuddle. Puddletown is about 4 miles with facilities including store/post office, pre, first and middle schools, village hall, veterinary practice and modern doctors' surgery. State schools also include the Thomas Hardye school in Dorchester.
There are mainline rail stations at Dorchester, Wool and Moreton (about 4 miles) on the London Waterloo line.
This part of Dorset is renowned for its sporting and leisure facilities which include riding and walking over the surrounding countryside, golf at East Dorset, Isle of Purbeck and Came Down (Dorchester), sailing and water sports at Poole and Weymouth harbours and along the glorious Jurassic coastline - now a world heritage site.
