House For Sale £350,000
An extended family home set on a corner plot in an edge of village cul-de-sac position with rural outlook to rear and first floor views of Hambledon Hill and Okeford Hill. The property features a larger garage with 8ft door, single garage, ample front and rear gardens and offers well-proportioned accommodation.
The front path leads to the glazed front porch, which in turn opens into the entrance hallway. Stairs rise to the first floor, a door opens into the living room, this was formerly the living-dining room and features windows to the front and rear, a feature fireplace adds a focal point to the room. The living room opens to the dining area with window overlooking the rear garden. To the front of the dining room a second reception room would make a great study, snug or hobby room. The Kitchen is fitted with a range of modern cabinets, with a door to the rear opening to the garden with window alongside.
Returning to the hallway, stairs rise to the first-floor landing with airing cupboard and loft access, there are two large double bedrooms, a good size third bedroom, and a family bathroom.
Outside, to the front of the property the lawn has a path leading to the cul-de-sac which is screened by hedges, a gate to the side of the house opens to the rear garden. A path leads past the garage personal door to the enclosed rear garden, which features large lawn, wildlife garden, mature trees along with shrubs and bushes to the rear which run along the bank of the brook. There is a personal door to the block garage.
The main garage features an 8 foot up and over door, internally there is ample space to use as a home workshop, with power and lighting, insulated roof and double-glazed window to rear. The single garage is currently used for storage, with power and light for additional freezer, tumble dryer or similar, there is an up and over door to the front.
The property benefits from gas fired central heating and double glazing.
Child Okeford is a lovely Dorset village lies downstream of the small town of Sturminster Newton along the River Stour, which passes half a mile west of the village. The village has a village hall, community centre, playing field (including a football pitch and cricket pitch), doctor's surgery, post office and general store, Church of England primary school, and a nursery.
