House For Sale £400,000
This very sweet semi-detached cottage is located on a pretty semi-rural lane and is really quite enchanting. It has been a much loved home which now needs a little tender loving care.
From the lane, steps lead up to the front door under a small storm porch. The HALLWAY leads to the ground floor living accommodation and stairs rise to the bedrooms. The SITTING ROOM is at the front of the house and overlooks the quiet lane. It is a light room with a large stone design open fireplace and a remarkably high ornate ceiling. Back in the hall, walk through timber and glazed double doors and into the KITCHEN, which is fully fitted with wall and base units, integral fridge freezer, electric oven with microwave over and inset 4-ring gas hob. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and the kitchen sink, literally, has a superb view of the garden. There is an archway from the kitchen into the DINING ROOM, a lovely light room with windows overlooking the garden and double patio doors giving direct access onto the patio. A contemporary wood effect electric fire sits on one wall and a built-in cupboard houses the boiler. Back into the kitchen and a door take you into a vestibule and the ground floor CLOAKROOM with WC, and back door to the very lovely garden.
The first floor has three DOUBLE BEDROOMS, all light rooms, with two overlooking the back garden and one, the lane at the front. They all have spectacularly high ceilings adding to the feeling of space. The FAMILY BATHROOM is a good size, fully tiled with large bathtub with shower over, W.C., and wash basin.
Outside
The cottage is approached by stone steps to the hedge lined front garden, a perfect area for pot plants. A wrought iron gate at the side opens into the REAR GARDEN and onto the large, wide PATIO, a fabulous space for gatherings and outside entertaining. A SHED sits tucked behind mature shrubs. Follow around the house to a very generous area of lawn with flower beds, arbours, and seating areas. It is glorious and one can immediately see that this is a garden that has been loved, cherished, and enjoyed. Prettily bordered by shrubs and fencing, and backing onto wooded heathland, you can be forgiven for thinking you have found a little piece of heaven.
Location
Holton Heath sits on the edges of Sandford and Organford. With historical links to the Royal Navy cordite factory, beginning in World War 1. After World War 2 the site became an Admiralty research establishment until the late 1990's when the military left the site.
A small enclave of cottages sits to the side of the surprisingly quiet road leading to Holton Heath railway line. Surrounded by heath and woodland this is a pretty little lane with a handful of attractive cottages. From the A351 you have direct access to Poole and Wareham, a quayside market town which is the gateway to the Isle of Purbeck and the Jurassic coast.
Directions
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From the lane, steps lead up to the front door under a small storm porch. The HALLWAY leads to the ground floor living accommodation and stairs rise to the bedrooms. The SITTING ROOM is at the front of the house and overlooks the quiet lane. It is a light room with a large stone design open fireplace and a remarkably high ornate ceiling. Back in the hall, walk through timber and glazed double doors and into the KITCHEN, which is fully fitted with wall and base units, integral fridge freezer, electric oven with microwave over and inset 4-ring gas hob. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and the kitchen sink, literally, has a superb view of the garden. There is an archway from the kitchen into the DINING ROOM, a lovely light room with windows overlooking the garden and double patio doors giving direct access onto the patio. A contemporary wood effect electric fire sits on one wall and a built-in cupboard houses the boiler. Back into the kitchen and a door take you into a vestibule and the ground floor CLOAKROOM with WC, and back door to the very lovely garden.
The first floor has three DOUBLE BEDROOMS, all light rooms, with two overlooking the back garden and one, the lane at the front. They all have spectacularly high ceilings adding to the feeling of space. The FAMILY BATHROOM is a good size, fully tiled with large bathtub with shower over, W.C., and wash basin.
Outside
The cottage is approached by stone steps to the hedge lined front garden, a perfect area for pot plants. A wrought iron gate at the side opens into the REAR GARDEN and onto the large, wide PATIO, a fabulous space for gatherings and outside entertaining. A SHED sits tucked behind mature shrubs. Follow around the house to a very generous area of lawn with flower beds, arbours, and seating areas. It is glorious and one can immediately see that this is a garden that has been loved, cherished, and enjoyed. Prettily bordered by shrubs and fencing, and backing onto wooded heathland, you can be forgiven for thinking you have found a little piece of heaven.
Location
Holton Heath sits on the edges of Sandford and Organford. With historical links to the Royal Navy cordite factory, beginning in World War 1. After World War 2 the site became an Admiralty research establishment until the late 1990's when the military left the site.
A small enclave of cottages sits to the side of the surprisingly quiet road leading to Holton Heath railway line. Surrounded by heath and woodland this is a pretty little lane with a handful of attractive cottages. From the A351 you have direct access to Poole and Wareham, a quayside market town which is the gateway to the Isle of Purbeck and the Jurassic coast.
Directions
Use what3words.com to accurately navigate to the exact spot. Search using these three words:
redouble.event.lucky
