House For Sale £550,000
A delightful, Grade II listed town house located a short level walk from the High Street, with the benefit of a garage and enclosed, walled garden.
This delightful town house has been enjoyed by the current owners for over 25 years and is offered to the market with no onward chain. The original part of the property dates back to the 18th Century and forms the sitting / drawing room which overlooks the garden and features a wood burning stove. The kitchen / diner is approached down a small step and features ample floor and wall, oak effect cabinets with a larder fridge and built in under counter freezer, oven and dishwasher. A picture window and French doors allows plenty of light due to the southerly aspect overlooking the garden. A cellar, with light and power, is accessible from the kitchen providing useful storage. To the rear of the kitchen is a sunny utility room with built in sink, plumbing for a washing machine and storage. This could remain a utility room or become a hobby room due to the amazing light. The first floor comprises the master bedroom with ample built in wardrobes, a small double also with built in wardrobes, a W/C and bathroom with door to a large attic store/airing cupboard above the kitchen housing the boiler and hot water tank.
On the second floor is a timber clad bedroom / study with its own compact en-suite.
SITUATION
The historic, hilltop, Saxon town of Shaftesbury offers a vibrant High Street with a variety of national and independent retailers for your everyday needs including opticians, dentist, doctors and a cottage hospital. There are a selection of supermarkets nearby including Tesco, Lidl and a Morrison convenience store in the town centre. Communications are excellent with the A350 running from north to the south coast through the town and the A303 to London can be reached in around 10 minutes by car. The nearby towns of Gillingham and Tisbury include mainline railway stations with services from London Waterloo to the West Country. The area is well known for the large choice of good State and Independent primary and secondary schools and a variety of outdoor and countryside activities including golf, cycling, shooting and horse riding.
OUTSIDE
To the front of the property is an elegant porch supported by two columns either side of the front door. To the right, double wooden doors open into the ‘carriage house’ which provides ample storage in the attic and accommodates a small car. Double doors at the rear give access to the enclosed walled garden, mostly brick paved but enjoying a small area of grass and a very sunny aspect. The garden is completely private and features raised beds planted with mature shrubs and flowering plants.
COUNCIL TAX
Dorset Council Tax Band E
EPC: Exempt
SERVICES
Mains water, gas and electricity are connected to the property.
DIRECTIONS
From the top of Shaftesbury High Street, bear left past our office. Turn left onto Bimport. The property is the third on your left immediately after Abby Walk.
This delightful town house has been enjoyed by the current owners for over 25 years and is offered to the market with no onward chain. The original part of the property dates back to the 18th Century and forms the sitting / drawing room which overlooks the garden and features a wood burning stove. The kitchen / diner is approached down a small step and features ample floor and wall, oak effect cabinets with a larder fridge and built in under counter freezer, oven and dishwasher. A picture window and French doors allows plenty of light due to the southerly aspect overlooking the garden. A cellar, with light and power, is accessible from the kitchen providing useful storage. To the rear of the kitchen is a sunny utility room with built in sink, plumbing for a washing machine and storage. This could remain a utility room or become a hobby room due to the amazing light. The first floor comprises the master bedroom with ample built in wardrobes, a small double also with built in wardrobes, a W/C and bathroom with door to a large attic store/airing cupboard above the kitchen housing the boiler and hot water tank.
On the second floor is a timber clad bedroom / study with its own compact en-suite.
SITUATION
The historic, hilltop, Saxon town of Shaftesbury offers a vibrant High Street with a variety of national and independent retailers for your everyday needs including opticians, dentist, doctors and a cottage hospital. There are a selection of supermarkets nearby including Tesco, Lidl and a Morrison convenience store in the town centre. Communications are excellent with the A350 running from north to the south coast through the town and the A303 to London can be reached in around 10 minutes by car. The nearby towns of Gillingham and Tisbury include mainline railway stations with services from London Waterloo to the West Country. The area is well known for the large choice of good State and Independent primary and secondary schools and a variety of outdoor and countryside activities including golf, cycling, shooting and horse riding.
OUTSIDE
To the front of the property is an elegant porch supported by two columns either side of the front door. To the right, double wooden doors open into the ‘carriage house’ which provides ample storage in the attic and accommodates a small car. Double doors at the rear give access to the enclosed walled garden, mostly brick paved but enjoying a small area of grass and a very sunny aspect. The garden is completely private and features raised beds planted with mature shrubs and flowering plants.
COUNCIL TAX
Dorset Council Tax Band E
EPC: Exempt
SERVICES
Mains water, gas and electricity are connected to the property.
DIRECTIONS
From the top of Shaftesbury High Street, bear left past our office. Turn left onto Bimport. The property is the third on your left immediately after Abby Walk.
