House For Sale £350,000
MODERN FAMILY HOME with SUPERB VIEWS across OPEN COUNTRYSIDE and ALLOCATED PARKING in the popular village of Broadmayne.
This superb three bedroom semi-detached family home was built in 2017 to a high specification and enjoys superb views across surrounding countryside to the rear.
The property is situated in a peaceful cul-de-sac in the heart of Broadmayne and benefits from allocated off road parking for two vehicles. A low-level brick wall and timber gate borders the front garden which consists of a mixture between lawn and herringbone block paving. Inside, you will find the accommodation to be bright and welcoming, with a spacious entrance hall leading to all of the principal ground floor rooms, including a convenient cloakroom/WC, a high specification kitchen to include gas hob, fitted double oven, integrated dishwasher, integrated washing machine and space for a tall freestanding fridge/freezer. The kitchen provides ample storage and overlooks the front garden / parking area. To the rear, the large open plan lounge / dining room occupies the entire width of the property, creating a light and airy space with french doors leading to the garden. This immaculate room enjoys a pleasant outlook both over the garden and fields in the background. A large under stairs storage cupboard completes the ground floor accommodation.
The first floor boasts two double bedrooms, with the master being situated to the rear to benefit from the outlook. The en-suite shower room has been fitted with contemporary chrome fixtures and includes a heated towel rail, fully tiled dual width shower, an illuminated mirror and a window to circulate fresh air. Bedroom two is situated to the front of the property and bedroom three (currently utilised as a dressing room) is positoned to the rear. The family bathroom mirrors the sleek contemporary style of the entire home, with timeless grey tiling and modern fittings, including a fitted shower over the bath and a glass splash screen.
Outside, this impressive home features an enclosed rear garden bordered by timber fencing on all boundaries. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a large patio area suitable for outdoor furniture and a BBQ. The rear and side boundary benefit from a raised sleeper flower bed and adjacent to this, a secure timber storage shed.
SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage
Council tax band C
The parish and village of Broadmayne lies along both sides of the main A352 road between Warmwell Cross and Dorchester. Broadmayne anciently belonged to the Martel and Fitz-Herbert families. During the reign of Henry VIII it was sold to the Talbot family and in the Visitation (of the Heralds) of Dorset in 1623, their pedigree is recorded beginning with William Talbot of Broad Maine alias Mayne Martin.
The church, dedicated to St. Martin occupies a site on a hill commanding a view over the village. Dating mainly from the late 13th century, it is built chiefly of Portland stone, with additions made in the 14th-16th centuries. Several old buildings survive within the village and many are English Heritage listed.
There is also a public house, popular first school, shop/post office, village hall with varied activities, plus a football pitch and tennis court and easy access to the World Heritage Coastline. Country walks on your doorstep and Ringstead Bay just a short distance away are just some of the many attractions within this area known for its Outstanding Natural Beauty. The county town of Dorchester (4 miles North West) has a wide range of facilities including mainline (London/Waterloo) station.
This superb three bedroom semi-detached family home was built in 2017 to a high specification and enjoys superb views across surrounding countryside to the rear.
The property is situated in a peaceful cul-de-sac in the heart of Broadmayne and benefits from allocated off road parking for two vehicles. A low-level brick wall and timber gate borders the front garden which consists of a mixture between lawn and herringbone block paving. Inside, you will find the accommodation to be bright and welcoming, with a spacious entrance hall leading to all of the principal ground floor rooms, including a convenient cloakroom/WC, a high specification kitchen to include gas hob, fitted double oven, integrated dishwasher, integrated washing machine and space for a tall freestanding fridge/freezer. The kitchen provides ample storage and overlooks the front garden / parking area. To the rear, the large open plan lounge / dining room occupies the entire width of the property, creating a light and airy space with french doors leading to the garden. This immaculate room enjoys a pleasant outlook both over the garden and fields in the background. A large under stairs storage cupboard completes the ground floor accommodation.
The first floor boasts two double bedrooms, with the master being situated to the rear to benefit from the outlook. The en-suite shower room has been fitted with contemporary chrome fixtures and includes a heated towel rail, fully tiled dual width shower, an illuminated mirror and a window to circulate fresh air. Bedroom two is situated to the front of the property and bedroom three (currently utilised as a dressing room) is positoned to the rear. The family bathroom mirrors the sleek contemporary style of the entire home, with timeless grey tiling and modern fittings, including a fitted shower over the bath and a glass splash screen.
Outside, this impressive home features an enclosed rear garden bordered by timber fencing on all boundaries. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a large patio area suitable for outdoor furniture and a BBQ. The rear and side boundary benefit from a raised sleeper flower bed and adjacent to this, a secure timber storage shed.
SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage
Council tax band C
The parish and village of Broadmayne lies along both sides of the main A352 road between Warmwell Cross and Dorchester. Broadmayne anciently belonged to the Martel and Fitz-Herbert families. During the reign of Henry VIII it was sold to the Talbot family and in the Visitation (of the Heralds) of Dorset in 1623, their pedigree is recorded beginning with William Talbot of Broad Maine alias Mayne Martin.
The church, dedicated to St. Martin occupies a site on a hill commanding a view over the village. Dating mainly from the late 13th century, it is built chiefly of Portland stone, with additions made in the 14th-16th centuries. Several old buildings survive within the village and many are English Heritage listed.
There is also a public house, popular first school, shop/post office, village hall with varied activities, plus a football pitch and tennis court and easy access to the World Heritage Coastline. Country walks on your doorstep and Ringstead Bay just a short distance away are just some of the many attractions within this area known for its Outstanding Natural Beauty. The county town of Dorchester (4 miles North West) has a wide range of facilities including mainline (London/Waterloo) station.
