House For Sale £650,000
A well presented and updated 3 bed detached village bungalow with useful conservatory/day room, delightful grounds, adjoining garage and workshop/studio, gated space suitable for mobile home and outbuilding
SITUATION: This property occupies an entrance gateway plot to this small village development in the heart of Chideock yet well away from the main A35 road which runs through the village. The plot enjoys a high degree of privacy and tranquillity with amazing skyscapes and views to distant hillsides and attracts good natural light to the interior.
The heart of the village is within an easy walk away with its Spar shop convenience store and sub-Post Office, Churches, village hall and pubs including The George and the renowned Seatown restaurant. There are also easy walks to the sunken lane known as Hell Lane with its connection to Symondsbury and Colmers Hill and also into Langdon Woods renowned for its bluebells and onto Golden Cap and St Gabriel's Bay part of the South West Coastal Path.
There are also regular bus services along the coast from Poole to the east to Lyme Reigs and Axminster to the west connecting then by rail to Exeter.
The area is extremely popular for tourists and caters for many leisure pursuits, particularly fossil enthusiasts and is a haven for active retirement.
THE PROPERTY comprises a detached bungalow on a mainly level plot with integral garage, featuring attractive Purbeck stone elevations under a concrete pan-tiled roof and was a luxury build in the 1970's and enjoys good-sized mainly south-facing gardens.
It has been continuously improved over the years and is now beautifully presented throughout with modern facilities and provides spacious accommodation with some glazed internal doors ensuring additional light to all principal rooms. All windows and doors are uPVC double-glazed.
The recently-built conservatory which extends into the well maintained and stocked gardens provides a living/day room offering complete tranquillity and from here the visiting wildlife can be fully enjoyed.
DIRECTIONS: From the centre of Bridport travelling west into Chideock (2 miles), proceed over the central river bridge and partly up the hill. Almost opposite the Seatown turning on the left, turn right into North Road. St Giles Close is the first turning left and this property is the first one on the right-hand side.
THE ACCOMMODATION affords a side tucked main entrance door with side panel opening to the:
ENTRANCE PORCH which has a further large glazed pane to the north with low, deep window sill/shelf. A part-glazed door with part-glazed side panel opens to the:
WIDE HALLWAY which has two useful built-in cupboards - a cloaks/store cupboard and an airing cupboard.
SITTING ROOM with stone fireplace surround with wooden mantel shelf fitted with an attractive gas fire. Bay window to the north with display sill.
DINING ROOM with door to kitchen and wide opening to the:
LARGE CONSERVATORY/DAY ROOM which features mainly glazed elevations with low walls and double doors opening to the garden and is fitted with electric ceiling blinds and window blinds. This is south-facing and gives full enjoyment of the rear gardens and with views to distant hillsides and is utilised all year round.
KITCHEN fitted with an extensive range of wall mounted cupboards including glazed cabinets and base cupboards and drawers with worksurfaces, one-and-a-half bowl sink unit with window over including a separate drinking water tap, built-in oven and grill and 4-ring gas hob, plumbed in dishwasher and washing machine and a tumble dryer (all included). Upright storage cupboard. Door to:
UTILITY ROOM/REAR LOBBY with single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, ladder-style radiator, part-glazed door to outside, communicating door to garage and door to:
CLOAKROOM with modern suite comprising a toilet and vanity unit with basin, half-tiled walls and obscure-glazed window to the outside.
GARAGE with remote up-and-over door and side window for natural light, electric sockets and light, loose carpeting and roof space for storage. Double French doors open to the WORKSHOP/STUDIO STORE which has a window to the front and is presently fitted with a work bench and shelving.
BEDROOM 1 with bay window to the front and full range of wardrobes fitted.
BEDROOM 2 with superb range of fitted furniture along one wall with recess for bedhead and corner shelving.
BEDROOM 3 also with easterly window.
BATHROOM with white suite comprising 'p' shaped shower tray and cubicle with shower, basin in vanity unit with arched downlighter/wall mirror, glazed shelving to the side and modern toilet. Attractive fully tiled walls and ladder radiator. Obscure-glazed window.
OUTSIDE
There is a good-sized open-plan lawn extending to the front with pathway to the front door, driveway providing parking in front of the garage and a wooden-gated driveway to the east ideal for a campervan/boat.
The gardens to the south are an absolute delight featuring paved patio/seating areas for enjoying views and sunshine at various times of the day with raised lawns and herbaceous beds beautifully tended and encouraging wildlife, particularly squirrels and birds. There are also two presently unused water features. To the east side of the property there is a large detached wooden POTTING SHED with adjoining pergola over a utility/compost area. There are water butts, climbing roses, a water tap and outside power points. The gardens enjoy complete privacy and, although not far off the A35, there is virtually no road noise affecting the enjoyment of this property.
SERVICES: All mains services are connected. Modern gas-fired boiler and electric consumer unit. Council Tax Band 'E'.
TC/CC/KEA230037/15523
SITUATION: This property occupies an entrance gateway plot to this small village development in the heart of Chideock yet well away from the main A35 road which runs through the village. The plot enjoys a high degree of privacy and tranquillity with amazing skyscapes and views to distant hillsides and attracts good natural light to the interior.
The heart of the village is within an easy walk away with its Spar shop convenience store and sub-Post Office, Churches, village hall and pubs including The George and the renowned Seatown restaurant. There are also easy walks to the sunken lane known as Hell Lane with its connection to Symondsbury and Colmers Hill and also into Langdon Woods renowned for its bluebells and onto Golden Cap and St Gabriel's Bay part of the South West Coastal Path.
There are also regular bus services along the coast from Poole to the east to Lyme Reigs and Axminster to the west connecting then by rail to Exeter.
The area is extremely popular for tourists and caters for many leisure pursuits, particularly fossil enthusiasts and is a haven for active retirement.
THE PROPERTY comprises a detached bungalow on a mainly level plot with integral garage, featuring attractive Purbeck stone elevations under a concrete pan-tiled roof and was a luxury build in the 1970's and enjoys good-sized mainly south-facing gardens.
It has been continuously improved over the years and is now beautifully presented throughout with modern facilities and provides spacious accommodation with some glazed internal doors ensuring additional light to all principal rooms. All windows and doors are uPVC double-glazed.
The recently-built conservatory which extends into the well maintained and stocked gardens provides a living/day room offering complete tranquillity and from here the visiting wildlife can be fully enjoyed.
DIRECTIONS: From the centre of Bridport travelling west into Chideock (2 miles), proceed over the central river bridge and partly up the hill. Almost opposite the Seatown turning on the left, turn right into North Road. St Giles Close is the first turning left and this property is the first one on the right-hand side.
THE ACCOMMODATION affords a side tucked main entrance door with side panel opening to the:
ENTRANCE PORCH which has a further large glazed pane to the north with low, deep window sill/shelf. A part-glazed door with part-glazed side panel opens to the:
WIDE HALLWAY which has two useful built-in cupboards - a cloaks/store cupboard and an airing cupboard.
SITTING ROOM with stone fireplace surround with wooden mantel shelf fitted with an attractive gas fire. Bay window to the north with display sill.
DINING ROOM with door to kitchen and wide opening to the:
LARGE CONSERVATORY/DAY ROOM which features mainly glazed elevations with low walls and double doors opening to the garden and is fitted with electric ceiling blinds and window blinds. This is south-facing and gives full enjoyment of the rear gardens and with views to distant hillsides and is utilised all year round.
KITCHEN fitted with an extensive range of wall mounted cupboards including glazed cabinets and base cupboards and drawers with worksurfaces, one-and-a-half bowl sink unit with window over including a separate drinking water tap, built-in oven and grill and 4-ring gas hob, plumbed in dishwasher and washing machine and a tumble dryer (all included). Upright storage cupboard. Door to:
UTILITY ROOM/REAR LOBBY with single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, ladder-style radiator, part-glazed door to outside, communicating door to garage and door to:
CLOAKROOM with modern suite comprising a toilet and vanity unit with basin, half-tiled walls and obscure-glazed window to the outside.
GARAGE with remote up-and-over door and side window for natural light, electric sockets and light, loose carpeting and roof space for storage. Double French doors open to the WORKSHOP/STUDIO STORE which has a window to the front and is presently fitted with a work bench and shelving.
BEDROOM 1 with bay window to the front and full range of wardrobes fitted.
BEDROOM 2 with superb range of fitted furniture along one wall with recess for bedhead and corner shelving.
BEDROOM 3 also with easterly window.
BATHROOM with white suite comprising 'p' shaped shower tray and cubicle with shower, basin in vanity unit with arched downlighter/wall mirror, glazed shelving to the side and modern toilet. Attractive fully tiled walls and ladder radiator. Obscure-glazed window.
OUTSIDE
There is a good-sized open-plan lawn extending to the front with pathway to the front door, driveway providing parking in front of the garage and a wooden-gated driveway to the east ideal for a campervan/boat.
The gardens to the south are an absolute delight featuring paved patio/seating areas for enjoying views and sunshine at various times of the day with raised lawns and herbaceous beds beautifully tended and encouraging wildlife, particularly squirrels and birds. There are also two presently unused water features. To the east side of the property there is a large detached wooden POTTING SHED with adjoining pergola over a utility/compost area. There are water butts, climbing roses, a water tap and outside power points. The gardens enjoy complete privacy and, although not far off the A35, there is virtually no road noise affecting the enjoyment of this property.
SERVICES: All mains services are connected. Modern gas-fired boiler and electric consumer unit. Council Tax Band 'E'.
TC/CC/KEA230037/15523
