House For Sale £265,000
A recently refurbished terraced 2 double bedroomed village cottage in busy coastal village with good facilities close by with small and sunny outdoor space
SITUATION: The property forms part of the period street scene with pavement frontage from the main A35. The village PO/convenience store, village hall and 2 pubs are within a few minutes' walk away and there are close by direct walks to the coast at Seatown which is highly renowned for its uncommercialised beach and the Anchor Inn.
This is a very popular area for walking with Langdon Hill (famed for its bluebells), Golden Cap and St Gabriel's Bay all within easy reach. This is a perfect location for holidays or permanent living and Chideock has a very active local community. There is also a coastal bus service with bus stop closeby into Bridport (2 miles to the east) or Lyme Regis (approx 6 miles to the west).
Whether fossil hunting, accessing the South West Coastal Path or looking for fine dineries - this area provides all and more. Felicity's farm shop is also less than a mile away.
THE PROPERTY has undergone a quality refurbishment to provide a sympathetic harmony of period features and modern lifestyle requirements. The cottage dates from the 1800's and has an attractive street appearance with mainly cut stone elevations under a slate roof and has a lean-to extension at the rear, with outside door and steps leading to a small outside space. The rooms are of a good-size and ceiling height , facing mainly south attracting a good degree of natural light to the interior.
The property has a mains gas-fired boiler in the roof space, mainly double-glazed windows, new shower room and kitchen facilities and also newly fitted carpets upstairs and was re-wired in 2021.
Some attention to detail has provided some exposed stonework and a prevalence of wood. It is thought that this new refurbishment will be appealing for permanent living/long term letting or for a retreat/holiday let. There is no forward chain and the seller is offering furniture and fittings by separate negotiation if required.
THE ACCOMMODATION comprises the following:
Two steps up to the full timber front door to:
ENTRANCE HALL with ceramic tiled floor, high-level electric consumer unit, coat peg rack and doors either side to the KITCHEN/DINING ROOM and to the:
SITTING ROOM with large sash-style window to the front with venetian blind fitted and featuring a fine stone open fireplace with canopy fitted and wooden beam over and on a raised stone hearth. The wooden balustraded staircase rises to the first floor with a stone display niche in the wall below. Door to rear porch/utility.
KITCHEN/DINING ROOM extending from front to rear with windows on both sides.
THE KITCHEN is galley-style and is beautifully presented with solid wood surfaces over base units and including a butler sink with Grohe mixer tap and window above to the rear courtyard, an induction hob and fan-assisted oven. There are open racks for hanging kitchen utensils and a small pair of solid wood shelves. Plenty of space and points available for other kitchen appliances.
THE DINING AREA lies to the front side of the kitchen practical for ease-of-use and full enjoyment of the cooking/eating experience.
Small-paned double wooden and obscure-glazed doors opening into:
REAR LOBBY/UTILITY with plumbing and space for washing machine and another appliance. New door to garden and door to:
SHOWER ROOM with luxury white modern suite comprising a traditional WC, pedestal basin and large shower unit with complimenting tiled walls.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING with wooden balustrading against the staircase and a deep-silled window attracting a flow of southerly light.
BEDROOM 1 comprising a large room benefitting from a window seat to the southerly window, a second southerly window and a window to the rear with pleasant views over the street scene and with rooftop glimpses of wooded hill slopes.
BEDROOM 2: A further double bedroom with window to the front with similar views. Louvre-door fronted built-in airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and slatted shelving.
OUTSIDE
There is a raised courtyard garden to the rear of the property approached via a curved flight of steps from the rear porch/utility. This offers an area for the display of patio pots/sitting out area and is bathed in southerly sunshine. We understand there is a right of access via a gate from the immediate courtyard garden to be able to walk to the coast.
PARKING
Parking is available on street close-by or at the Spar shop car park. A permit can be purchased for this car park for approximately £80 per annum.
SERVICES: All mains services are connected. Mains gas-fired central heating. Council Tax Band 'C'.
Preliminary Particulars prepared 30.12.22
TC/CC/A1174/301222
SITUATION: The property forms part of the period street scene with pavement frontage from the main A35. The village PO/convenience store, village hall and 2 pubs are within a few minutes' walk away and there are close by direct walks to the coast at Seatown which is highly renowned for its uncommercialised beach and the Anchor Inn.
This is a very popular area for walking with Langdon Hill (famed for its bluebells), Golden Cap and St Gabriel's Bay all within easy reach. This is a perfect location for holidays or permanent living and Chideock has a very active local community. There is also a coastal bus service with bus stop closeby into Bridport (2 miles to the east) or Lyme Regis (approx 6 miles to the west).
Whether fossil hunting, accessing the South West Coastal Path or looking for fine dineries - this area provides all and more. Felicity's farm shop is also less than a mile away.
THE PROPERTY has undergone a quality refurbishment to provide a sympathetic harmony of period features and modern lifestyle requirements. The cottage dates from the 1800's and has an attractive street appearance with mainly cut stone elevations under a slate roof and has a lean-to extension at the rear, with outside door and steps leading to a small outside space. The rooms are of a good-size and ceiling height , facing mainly south attracting a good degree of natural light to the interior.
The property has a mains gas-fired boiler in the roof space, mainly double-glazed windows, new shower room and kitchen facilities and also newly fitted carpets upstairs and was re-wired in 2021.
Some attention to detail has provided some exposed stonework and a prevalence of wood. It is thought that this new refurbishment will be appealing for permanent living/long term letting or for a retreat/holiday let. There is no forward chain and the seller is offering furniture and fittings by separate negotiation if required.
THE ACCOMMODATION comprises the following:
Two steps up to the full timber front door to:
ENTRANCE HALL with ceramic tiled floor, high-level electric consumer unit, coat peg rack and doors either side to the KITCHEN/DINING ROOM and to the:
SITTING ROOM with large sash-style window to the front with venetian blind fitted and featuring a fine stone open fireplace with canopy fitted and wooden beam over and on a raised stone hearth. The wooden balustraded staircase rises to the first floor with a stone display niche in the wall below. Door to rear porch/utility.
KITCHEN/DINING ROOM extending from front to rear with windows on both sides.
THE KITCHEN is galley-style and is beautifully presented with solid wood surfaces over base units and including a butler sink with Grohe mixer tap and window above to the rear courtyard, an induction hob and fan-assisted oven. There are open racks for hanging kitchen utensils and a small pair of solid wood shelves. Plenty of space and points available for other kitchen appliances.
THE DINING AREA lies to the front side of the kitchen practical for ease-of-use and full enjoyment of the cooking/eating experience.
Small-paned double wooden and obscure-glazed doors opening into:
REAR LOBBY/UTILITY with plumbing and space for washing machine and another appliance. New door to garden and door to:
SHOWER ROOM with luxury white modern suite comprising a traditional WC, pedestal basin and large shower unit with complimenting tiled walls.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING with wooden balustrading against the staircase and a deep-silled window attracting a flow of southerly light.
BEDROOM 1 comprising a large room benefitting from a window seat to the southerly window, a second southerly window and a window to the rear with pleasant views over the street scene and with rooftop glimpses of wooded hill slopes.
BEDROOM 2: A further double bedroom with window to the front with similar views. Louvre-door fronted built-in airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and slatted shelving.
OUTSIDE
There is a raised courtyard garden to the rear of the property approached via a curved flight of steps from the rear porch/utility. This offers an area for the display of patio pots/sitting out area and is bathed in southerly sunshine. We understand there is a right of access via a gate from the immediate courtyard garden to be able to walk to the coast.
PARKING
Parking is available on street close-by or at the Spar shop car park. A permit can be purchased for this car park for approximately £80 per annum.
SERVICES: All mains services are connected. Mains gas-fired central heating. Council Tax Band 'C'.
Preliminary Particulars prepared 30.12.22
TC/CC/A1174/301222
