House For Sale £550,000
An exceptionally attractive semi-detached home with flexible accommodation which could suit a whole host of potential buyers situated on the fringes of the popular village of Burton Bradstock. EPC Band C.
The Property - Rest Harrow is an attractive chalet style semi-detached property believed to date back to 1927 situated on the fringes of Burton Bradstock. The home has great charm and character and appreciates excellent outlook and views across the coast with seasonal sea glimpses. The property has been renovated and updated by the current owners where the fabric of the property has been improved with damp proofing, works to the soffits and roof, replacement of some windows, new flooring and redecoration throughout. The property now presents in excellent order and would suit a whole host of potential buyers, having the opportunity of multi-generational living or income through holiday letting or long term renting.
NB: Planning permission was granted in 2017 for an extension, alterations and to erect a garage. The planning application number is WD/D/17/000065
Outside - The property is approached from Barr Lane leading to a long drive that sits to the front of the home. There is an excellent amount of parking along the drive and to the side of the house with a turning area. There is more of a utility area to the side where a shed is placed and there was a former garage within this area.
The gardens sit to the front of the property with a level lawn which is interspersed with a variety of mature plants and shrubs, forming a very attractive approach to the house. There is a contained and private rear courtyard to the rear of the utility which stretches around to the side of the home.
There is lapsed planning permission on the property which could be re-instated subject to the needs of a buyer and requirements of the council, giving the property further scope.
Situation - Burton Bradstock is an attractive traditional coastal village set on the World Heritages Jurassic Coast. The village is popular with locals and newcomers alike, offering a wide range of services and amenities including a post office, garage and petrol station, public houses, a church and a well regarded primary school. Burton Bradstock is also well known for organising many events including two fetes and a classical music festival. The popular Hive Beach Café overlooks the sea where there's access to miles of stunning coastal walks and bridle ways. The Bridport and West Dorset Golf Club is less than two miles away with its spectacular 18 hole course on the cliffs giving views along the World Heritage Coast. There is a wide selection of excellent primary, secondary and independent schooling in the area. The market town of Bridport has a twice weekly market as well as regular farmers and vintage markets and offers a range of artisan and retro shops. The town has a vibrant music, arts and literary community, hosting the renowned Bridport Literary Festival. Bridport's mainstream amenities include restaurants, hotels, a cinema and leisure centre, supermarkets (including Waitrose), a museum and a health centre. Marine facilities are available at West Bay, whilst larger boats can be accommodated at Weymouth. Dorchester and Weymouth are approximately 16 miles away with an ever expanding range of amenities and shops. Dorchester and Crewkerne have regular main line train services to London Waterloo.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Stags, Bridport.
Services - All mains services. Gas fired central heating.
Directions - From our Bridport office on South Street proceed south to the Crown Roundabout taking the second exit on to the coast road. Continue out of Bridport and into Burton Bradstock, passing the golf course on the right. On rounding the first bend Rest Harrow is the second property on the left hand side. A Stags For Sale board will be in the front garden.
The Property - Rest Harrow is an attractive chalet style semi-detached property believed to date back to 1927 situated on the fringes of Burton Bradstock. The home has great charm and character and appreciates excellent outlook and views across the coast with seasonal sea glimpses. The property has been renovated and updated by the current owners where the fabric of the property has been improved with damp proofing, works to the soffits and roof, replacement of some windows, new flooring and redecoration throughout. The property now presents in excellent order and would suit a whole host of potential buyers, having the opportunity of multi-generational living or income through holiday letting or long term renting.
NB: Planning permission was granted in 2017 for an extension, alterations and to erect a garage. The planning application number is WD/D/17/000065
Outside - The property is approached from Barr Lane leading to a long drive that sits to the front of the home. There is an excellent amount of parking along the drive and to the side of the house with a turning area. There is more of a utility area to the side where a shed is placed and there was a former garage within this area.
The gardens sit to the front of the property with a level lawn which is interspersed with a variety of mature plants and shrubs, forming a very attractive approach to the house. There is a contained and private rear courtyard to the rear of the utility which stretches around to the side of the home.
There is lapsed planning permission on the property which could be re-instated subject to the needs of a buyer and requirements of the council, giving the property further scope.
Situation - Burton Bradstock is an attractive traditional coastal village set on the World Heritages Jurassic Coast. The village is popular with locals and newcomers alike, offering a wide range of services and amenities including a post office, garage and petrol station, public houses, a church and a well regarded primary school. Burton Bradstock is also well known for organising many events including two fetes and a classical music festival. The popular Hive Beach Café overlooks the sea where there's access to miles of stunning coastal walks and bridle ways. The Bridport and West Dorset Golf Club is less than two miles away with its spectacular 18 hole course on the cliffs giving views along the World Heritage Coast. There is a wide selection of excellent primary, secondary and independent schooling in the area. The market town of Bridport has a twice weekly market as well as regular farmers and vintage markets and offers a range of artisan and retro shops. The town has a vibrant music, arts and literary community, hosting the renowned Bridport Literary Festival. Bridport's mainstream amenities include restaurants, hotels, a cinema and leisure centre, supermarkets (including Waitrose), a museum and a health centre. Marine facilities are available at West Bay, whilst larger boats can be accommodated at Weymouth. Dorchester and Weymouth are approximately 16 miles away with an ever expanding range of amenities and shops. Dorchester and Crewkerne have regular main line train services to London Waterloo.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Stags, Bridport.
Services - All mains services. Gas fired central heating.
Directions - From our Bridport office on South Street proceed south to the Crown Roundabout taking the second exit on to the coast road. Continue out of Bridport and into Burton Bradstock, passing the golf course on the right. On rounding the first bend Rest Harrow is the second property on the left hand side. A Stags For Sale board will be in the front garden.
