House For Sale £1,700,000
Available with no onward chain. A beautiful Grade II listed farmhouse with land of approximately 14 acres in a stunning and quiet location just 1 1/2 miles outside Beaminster. The property is in need of modernisation but offers a wealth of opportunities to a potential purchaser. The house dates back to the 16th Century and has a 1 bedroom annexe attached. There are a range of outbuildings including 2 stone barns, a stable block with yard, further stabling, 2 large portal framed barns, further outbuildings and approximately 14 acres of land.
The charming town of Beaminster offers a good range of local amenities including some great independents shops, a boutique hotel and restaurant, further cafes and restaurants, primary and secondary schools, churches, a medical centre, veterinary surgery and much more. Further on another 5 miles is the larger town of Bridport which offers a comprehensive range of shops, a Waitrose supermarket, cinema, arts centre, independent antique and vintage shops. There are regular farmers markets and vintage fairs and the town is always bustling with activity.
The world heritage Jurassic Coast is just 8 miles distant with the popular towns of West Bay and Lyme Regis.
Crewkerne, Yeovil and Dorchester are within easy commuting distance each having a direct main line rail service to London and to the West Country whilst the whole area is well supported by good road links and bus services.
The Farmhouse - An attractive period farmhouse built of local stone, with stone mullion windows, under a slate roof. The house offers a wealth of character features, including exposed beams, flagstone floors etc, but is now in need of some updating. Comprises: Entrance hall with door to the front garden, sitting room with fireplace, snug with inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove, kitchen/dining room with Aga, utility, cloakroom, large store room off the kitchen, further store/ hallway, 4 double bedrooms, laundry room, bathroom, front and rear gardens. The house could do with updating/extending (subject to planning) and would make the most wonderful family home.
The Annexe - With doorway through to the main house the annexe comprises: Entrance Hall, sitting room/dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and a store room which connects via a doorway to the main house.
Stables And Yard - The main stables run 2 sides of the yard and consists of 10 loose boxes and a tack room in between.
Further Stables - A block built barn provides a further 5 stables.
Stone Barns - There are 2 attractive stone barns with the property that are ripe for conversion (subject to the necessary consent).
Portal Framed Barn - Currently used for further stabling but offers huge potential for a number of different uses.
Further Open Fronted Portal Framed Barn - Currently used for the storage of various farm and equestrian vehicles.
Garage/ Outbuilding - Block built with door to the front.
Land - Extending to approximately 14 acres the land is gently sloping and naturally draining and has water to it. Post and rail fencing and hedges surround with views across the open Dorset countryside.
Driveway - The first part of the driveway is shared but then leads onto a private driveway for this property. There is a parking area at the bottom for numerous vehicles before the driveway continues past the stables to the house.
Local Authority - West Dorset Council (Band G)
Services - Mains electricity, private water and drainage.
Agents Note - North Dibberford Farm has been used as an equestrian facility for many years but is now available with no onward chain and offers a wealth of possibilities. This would make a stunning family home with ancillary accommodation, there are a number of barns that could be developed (subject to the necessary consents), or it would also be well suited to a holiday business among other things.
The charming town of Beaminster offers a good range of local amenities including some great independents shops, a boutique hotel and restaurant, further cafes and restaurants, primary and secondary schools, churches, a medical centre, veterinary surgery and much more. Further on another 5 miles is the larger town of Bridport which offers a comprehensive range of shops, a Waitrose supermarket, cinema, arts centre, independent antique and vintage shops. There are regular farmers markets and vintage fairs and the town is always bustling with activity.
The world heritage Jurassic Coast is just 8 miles distant with the popular towns of West Bay and Lyme Regis.
Crewkerne, Yeovil and Dorchester are within easy commuting distance each having a direct main line rail service to London and to the West Country whilst the whole area is well supported by good road links and bus services.
The Farmhouse - An attractive period farmhouse built of local stone, with stone mullion windows, under a slate roof. The house offers a wealth of character features, including exposed beams, flagstone floors etc, but is now in need of some updating. Comprises: Entrance hall with door to the front garden, sitting room with fireplace, snug with inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove, kitchen/dining room with Aga, utility, cloakroom, large store room off the kitchen, further store/ hallway, 4 double bedrooms, laundry room, bathroom, front and rear gardens. The house could do with updating/extending (subject to planning) and would make the most wonderful family home.
The Annexe - With doorway through to the main house the annexe comprises: Entrance Hall, sitting room/dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and a store room which connects via a doorway to the main house.
Stables And Yard - The main stables run 2 sides of the yard and consists of 10 loose boxes and a tack room in between.
Further Stables - A block built barn provides a further 5 stables.
Stone Barns - There are 2 attractive stone barns with the property that are ripe for conversion (subject to the necessary consent).
Portal Framed Barn - Currently used for further stabling but offers huge potential for a number of different uses.
Further Open Fronted Portal Framed Barn - Currently used for the storage of various farm and equestrian vehicles.
Garage/ Outbuilding - Block built with door to the front.
Land - Extending to approximately 14 acres the land is gently sloping and naturally draining and has water to it. Post and rail fencing and hedges surround with views across the open Dorset countryside.
Driveway - The first part of the driveway is shared but then leads onto a private driveway for this property. There is a parking area at the bottom for numerous vehicles before the driveway continues past the stables to the house.
Local Authority - West Dorset Council (Band G)
Services - Mains electricity, private water and drainage.
Agents Note - North Dibberford Farm has been used as an equestrian facility for many years but is now available with no onward chain and offers a wealth of possibilities. This would make a stunning family home with ancillary accommodation, there are a number of barns that could be developed (subject to the necessary consents), or it would also be well suited to a holiday business among other things.
