House For Sale £565,000
A superb four bedroom family house close to the centre of Beaminster.
THE PROPERTY
Built in the mid 1980s and tucked away a short walk from the most popular and picturesque market town of Beaminster, first glimpses of number 4 Barnes lane are most impressive with its attractive facade under a pitched roof.
On first entering the property there is a real sense of charm, space and light with a large hallway leading into a fantastic sitting room with triple aspect and views towards the church, open countryside and double doors opening out to the garden and terrace, ideal for al fresco dining. There is a marble fireplace and gas fire. On the ground floor is also a perfectly proportioned dining room, WC, shower room, and kitchen incorporating a number of wall and base units and large window overlooking the garden. There is also the advantage of a large ground floor bedroom which is currently used as a study, with fitted wardrobes and views of the garden. The accommodation is flexible and very well presented.
The principal bedrooms are situated on the first floor, with three more beautiful bedrooms including a large master bedroom and en suite shower room, and good sized family bathroom and linen cupboard.
The garden is private and easily maintained with a garage and workshop and off-street parking.
All in all this would make a wonderful primary or secondary home in an idyllic yet very convenient location.
LOCATION
Beaminster is justifiably one of the most sought-after towns in the area. This vibrant, attractive market town has an excellent range of facilities including a butcher, baker, post office, chemist, hardware store, convenience stores, greengrocers, two doctors' surgeries, veterinary surgery, independent gift and tea shops, restaurants, public houses, hotel and leisure facilities. There is a wide variety of clubs and societies to choose from and Beaminster Festival, an annual event, hosts local and national artists, writers and musicians. Nestled in the countryside surrounded by hills, woodland and rolling pasture, much of it designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is a short walk to nearby footpaths and a vast network of routes.
The Georgian town of Bridport and the coast at West Bay are within 20 minutes' drive and Crewkerne with a main line railway service to London Waterloo is approximately 7 miles, both with a further range of facilities and supermarkets, including Waitrose.
THE PROPERTY
Built in the mid 1980s and tucked away a short walk from the most popular and picturesque market town of Beaminster, first glimpses of number 4 Barnes lane are most impressive with its attractive facade under a pitched roof.
On first entering the property there is a real sense of charm, space and light with a large hallway leading into a fantastic sitting room with triple aspect and views towards the church, open countryside and double doors opening out to the garden and terrace, ideal for al fresco dining. There is a marble fireplace and gas fire. On the ground floor is also a perfectly proportioned dining room, WC, shower room, and kitchen incorporating a number of wall and base units and large window overlooking the garden. There is also the advantage of a large ground floor bedroom which is currently used as a study, with fitted wardrobes and views of the garden. The accommodation is flexible and very well presented.
The principal bedrooms are situated on the first floor, with three more beautiful bedrooms including a large master bedroom and en suite shower room, and good sized family bathroom and linen cupboard.
The garden is private and easily maintained with a garage and workshop and off-street parking.
All in all this would make a wonderful primary or secondary home in an idyllic yet very convenient location.
LOCATION
Beaminster is justifiably one of the most sought-after towns in the area. This vibrant, attractive market town has an excellent range of facilities including a butcher, baker, post office, chemist, hardware store, convenience stores, greengrocers, two doctors' surgeries, veterinary surgery, independent gift and tea shops, restaurants, public houses, hotel and leisure facilities. There is a wide variety of clubs and societies to choose from and Beaminster Festival, an annual event, hosts local and national artists, writers and musicians. Nestled in the countryside surrounded by hills, woodland and rolling pasture, much of it designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is a short walk to nearby footpaths and a vast network of routes.
The Georgian town of Bridport and the coast at West Bay are within 20 minutes' drive and Crewkerne with a main line railway service to London Waterloo is approximately 7 miles, both with a further range of facilities and supermarkets, including Waitrose.
