House For Sale £700,000
A very spacious and well-appointed individual chalet-style house, set in large gardens enjoying long range views, in a very popular residential road within easy reach of Bridport town centre.
The Property - 50 Crock Lane is an attractive, very spacious and well-appointed individual detached chalet-style house, set in large gardens, enjoying long range views, in a very popular and well established residential road, within just 10 minutes' walk of the town centre. It was understood to have been built in circa 1955 and over the years has been subject to numerous improvements and alterations to a very good standard.
A big selling point is the extensive and very versatile accommodation arranged over three floor, ideal for a large family, two generations or just a couple with great potential to adapt the lower ground floor into a self-contained annexe for a dependant relative, long term letting or holiday flat etc.
Ground floor - Recessed entrance porch, reception hall, cloakroom, walk-in cupboard, kitchen/breakfast room, living room with bi-folding doors to garden/dining room with external stairs, utility, two bedrooms, bathroom/shower room.
First floor - Large landing with extensive cupboards, three further bedrooms, shower room with corner shower.
Lower ground floor - Large hall with slate floor, extensive storage cupboards, games/playroom, TV room/bedroom 6, bedroom 7/gym, extensive basement store.
The accommodation is very well presented and faces west to the rear, enjoying extensive views over the town, Askers Meadow and the surrounding countryside. Original character style features include part wood block flooring, natural stone and oak beamed fireplace with multi-fuel stove, and high ceilings.
The well-appointed specification includes gas-fired central heating, underfloor heating to the garden/dining room and gym, well equipped kitchen with granite composite worktops, Rangemaster cooker range, integrated fridge and freezer plus wine cooler, plumbing for dishwasher. uPVC part triple glazed windows, well equipped utility room with quartz worktops and sky tube. Attractive, fully tiled, bathroom/shower room with corner spa bath. Oak veneer internal doors. Wall to wall wardrobes to the principal first floor bedroom and PV panels with battery with feedback to grid, providing useful revenue.
Outside - The extensive, lovely gardens and grounds are a further feature, extending to about 0.5 of an acre and the property stands in the centre of the plot.
The property is set well back from Crock Lane and Well Springs. A long concrete driveway leads to the turning and parking area and to the integral garage/workshop with remote control door and adjoining workshop plus store and gardener's WC/cloakroom.
The gardens are very well stocked and attractively landscaped. Large well established front garden. Large west-facing rear gardens, enjoying excellent seclusion. Gravelled areas with low walls and lighting. Side timber decking and additional gravelled areas. Summerhouse/shed. Extensive lawns, well stocked shrub, tree and flower borders, vegetable garden plus shed and greenhouse. A rear pedestrian gate leads onto Sea Road South, giving a shortcut to Askers Meadow and the town beyond.
Situation - Crock Lane is a well established and highly desirable residential road to the east of Bridport town centre and within walking distance over the River Meadows. The thriving historic market town of Bridport offers comprehensive shopping and business facilities together with a popular twice weekly market. Leisure facilities include Bridport Leisure Centre, the Electric Palace and Bridport Arts Centre. Local schools are within easy reach, including Bridport Primary School, St Mary's Primary School and John Colfox Academy.
The coastal resort of West Bay is only about 1 mile to the south, with swimming, boating and fishing facilities and an 18-hole golf course. From here there is also access to stunning walks along the World Heritage coast through land owned or controlled by the National Trust. Dorchester, the county town of Dorset, is only 15 miles to the east, with a mainline rail service to London Waterloo.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment through Stags Bridport.
Service - All mains services. Gas-fired central heating. PV panels.
Directions - From Bridport, proceed down South Street and at The Crown roundabout take the 1st exit onto Sea Road South, then take the 2nd turning on the right onto Pasture Way and at the 'T' junction turn left into Crock Lane. No. 50 is seen on the left after a few hundred yards.
The Property - 50 Crock Lane is an attractive, very spacious and well-appointed individual detached chalet-style house, set in large gardens, enjoying long range views, in a very popular and well established residential road, within just 10 minutes' walk of the town centre. It was understood to have been built in circa 1955 and over the years has been subject to numerous improvements and alterations to a very good standard.
A big selling point is the extensive and very versatile accommodation arranged over three floor, ideal for a large family, two generations or just a couple with great potential to adapt the lower ground floor into a self-contained annexe for a dependant relative, long term letting or holiday flat etc.
Ground floor - Recessed entrance porch, reception hall, cloakroom, walk-in cupboard, kitchen/breakfast room, living room with bi-folding doors to garden/dining room with external stairs, utility, two bedrooms, bathroom/shower room.
First floor - Large landing with extensive cupboards, three further bedrooms, shower room with corner shower.
Lower ground floor - Large hall with slate floor, extensive storage cupboards, games/playroom, TV room/bedroom 6, bedroom 7/gym, extensive basement store.
The accommodation is very well presented and faces west to the rear, enjoying extensive views over the town, Askers Meadow and the surrounding countryside. Original character style features include part wood block flooring, natural stone and oak beamed fireplace with multi-fuel stove, and high ceilings.
The well-appointed specification includes gas-fired central heating, underfloor heating to the garden/dining room and gym, well equipped kitchen with granite composite worktops, Rangemaster cooker range, integrated fridge and freezer plus wine cooler, plumbing for dishwasher. uPVC part triple glazed windows, well equipped utility room with quartz worktops and sky tube. Attractive, fully tiled, bathroom/shower room with corner spa bath. Oak veneer internal doors. Wall to wall wardrobes to the principal first floor bedroom and PV panels with battery with feedback to grid, providing useful revenue.
Outside - The extensive, lovely gardens and grounds are a further feature, extending to about 0.5 of an acre and the property stands in the centre of the plot.
The property is set well back from Crock Lane and Well Springs. A long concrete driveway leads to the turning and parking area and to the integral garage/workshop with remote control door and adjoining workshop plus store and gardener's WC/cloakroom.
The gardens are very well stocked and attractively landscaped. Large well established front garden. Large west-facing rear gardens, enjoying excellent seclusion. Gravelled areas with low walls and lighting. Side timber decking and additional gravelled areas. Summerhouse/shed. Extensive lawns, well stocked shrub, tree and flower borders, vegetable garden plus shed and greenhouse. A rear pedestrian gate leads onto Sea Road South, giving a shortcut to Askers Meadow and the town beyond.
Situation - Crock Lane is a well established and highly desirable residential road to the east of Bridport town centre and within walking distance over the River Meadows. The thriving historic market town of Bridport offers comprehensive shopping and business facilities together with a popular twice weekly market. Leisure facilities include Bridport Leisure Centre, the Electric Palace and Bridport Arts Centre. Local schools are within easy reach, including Bridport Primary School, St Mary's Primary School and John Colfox Academy.
The coastal resort of West Bay is only about 1 mile to the south, with swimming, boating and fishing facilities and an 18-hole golf course. From here there is also access to stunning walks along the World Heritage coast through land owned or controlled by the National Trust. Dorchester, the county town of Dorset, is only 15 miles to the east, with a mainline rail service to London Waterloo.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment through Stags Bridport.
Service - All mains services. Gas-fired central heating. PV panels.
Directions - From Bridport, proceed down South Street and at The Crown roundabout take the 1st exit onto Sea Road South, then take the 2nd turning on the right onto Pasture Way and at the 'T' junction turn left into Crock Lane. No. 50 is seen on the left after a few hundred yards.
