House For Sale £450,000
This Georgian property built in 1831 has plenty of original features including sash windows and fireplaces and a cellar making this a wonderful period Grade II listed property. The house is approached through a wrought iron pedestrian gate with paved path to the wooden front door. The front garden has a feature corkscrew hazel bush and box hedging and hedge screening.
The entrance hall has stone flooring and stairs rising to the first floor. The dining room is situated at the front of the property and has wooden floor boards, original wooden shutters surrounding the sash window, a fire place with mantel over and coving and a ceiling rose. The kitchen has stone flooring with shaker style wooden painted base and wall units with integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher, a ceramic sink with a brass mixer tap under the sash window overlooking the rear courtyard garden. There is a range style electric oven and gas hob with extractor over. Wooden panelling along one wall.
There is a door to the cellar and access to a small rear lobby with a door to the rear courtyard garden and garage. The cellar was originally the kitchen for the house and still has some original features and is currently used as storage.
The spacious sitting room is on the first floor and has wooden floor boards a sash window overlooking the front of the property with a fireplace and mantel over, coving and ceiling rose. The main bedroom is also on the first floor and has vinyl flooring, a sash window overlooking the rear garden, has a built in wardrobe and an ensuite tiled shower room.
The stairs with wooden banisters and dado rail leads to the second floor with 2 more bedrroms both with sash windows overlooking the front garden, with the smaller bedroom having a built in wardrobe. There is a large storage cupboard on the landing with shelving.
The family bathroom has a tiled floor, wooden panelling a bath with shower over, towel rail/radiator and window over looking the rear courtyard.
There is a courtyard garden to the rear which is accessed from the rear via a wrought iron pedestrian gate on to a paved path leading to the back door. The boundary wall is brick and brick and flint with flower borders along the base with a rose arch and shrubbery. The single garage has an up and over door, power and light and it can also be accessed from the garden via a pedestrian door and storage space. There is parking for one car in front of the garage. The property is within a conservation area of Blandford.
Blandford Forum is an interesting Georgian market town which offers a good variety of shopping with a twice weekly market, banks, doctor surgeries, dentists, community hospital, supermarkets, and education for all ages, recreational and cultural facilities. The larger towns of Poole, Bournemouth and Dorchester are easily accessible. There are good schools in the area particularly in the private sector including Bryanston, Clayesmore, Canford, Sherborne and Milton Abbey. Recreation in the area includes golf at Blandford, Wareham and Broadstone water sports on Poole Harbour and the Jurassic Coast. Communications in the area include the A31 at Wimborne which provides a route to London along the M3/M27 and there are regular train services to London Waterloo from Salisbury, Poole and Dorchester.
The entrance hall has stone flooring and stairs rising to the first floor. The dining room is situated at the front of the property and has wooden floor boards, original wooden shutters surrounding the sash window, a fire place with mantel over and coving and a ceiling rose. The kitchen has stone flooring with shaker style wooden painted base and wall units with integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher, a ceramic sink with a brass mixer tap under the sash window overlooking the rear courtyard garden. There is a range style electric oven and gas hob with extractor over. Wooden panelling along one wall.
There is a door to the cellar and access to a small rear lobby with a door to the rear courtyard garden and garage. The cellar was originally the kitchen for the house and still has some original features and is currently used as storage.
The spacious sitting room is on the first floor and has wooden floor boards a sash window overlooking the front of the property with a fireplace and mantel over, coving and ceiling rose. The main bedroom is also on the first floor and has vinyl flooring, a sash window overlooking the rear garden, has a built in wardrobe and an ensuite tiled shower room.
The stairs with wooden banisters and dado rail leads to the second floor with 2 more bedrroms both with sash windows overlooking the front garden, with the smaller bedroom having a built in wardrobe. There is a large storage cupboard on the landing with shelving.
The family bathroom has a tiled floor, wooden panelling a bath with shower over, towel rail/radiator and window over looking the rear courtyard.
There is a courtyard garden to the rear which is accessed from the rear via a wrought iron pedestrian gate on to a paved path leading to the back door. The boundary wall is brick and brick and flint with flower borders along the base with a rose arch and shrubbery. The single garage has an up and over door, power and light and it can also be accessed from the garden via a pedestrian door and storage space. There is parking for one car in front of the garage. The property is within a conservation area of Blandford.
Blandford Forum is an interesting Georgian market town which offers a good variety of shopping with a twice weekly market, banks, doctor surgeries, dentists, community hospital, supermarkets, and education for all ages, recreational and cultural facilities. The larger towns of Poole, Bournemouth and Dorchester are easily accessible. There are good schools in the area particularly in the private sector including Bryanston, Clayesmore, Canford, Sherborne and Milton Abbey. Recreation in the area includes golf at Blandford, Wareham and Broadstone water sports on Poole Harbour and the Jurassic Coast. Communications in the area include the A31 at Wimborne which provides a route to London along the M3/M27 and there are regular train services to London Waterloo from Salisbury, Poole and Dorchester.
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