House For Sale £495,000
A delightful three bedroom property situated in a very peaceful position in the village with a charming garden backing onto open countryside a short distance from the World Heritage Jurassic coastline.
PROPERTY
Built in 2000 by the well renowned local builder, CG Fry & Son Ltd, of attractive Portland Stone elevations under a slate roof, No. 12 Malthouse Meadows sits in a particularly pleasant position in a quiet cul de sac within the popular village of Portesham, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and on the doorstep of the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline.
The house itself has been owned from new and has been extremely well looked after, and therefore is in very good order throughout. The ground floor hall with a cloakroom & WC separates the kitchen/dining room to one side, with a good range of fitted pine wall and base units, leading into a utility room with access to the rear garden. To the other side, is a very well-proportioned sitting room, with a central open fireplace and French doors opening onto a large paved terrace, perfect for alfresco dining. The first floor boasts three double bedrooms with the principal room having a dressing area with built in wardrobes, leading to an en suite shower room, with the other two bedrooms sharing a family bathroom.
OUTSIDE
The front of the house is adorned with an attractive climbing wisteria, with a low-level stone wall retaining various mature shrubs and plants. There is a driveway to the side of the property, with gates opening onto a further drive leading to a single garage, set back from the house.
The rear garden is a true delight, with a large paved terrace perfect for entertaining leading from both the sitting room and utility. Steps lead up to a higher dining terrace, that sits alongside a level parcel of lawn. This continues up to a grassed bank overlooking the pretty stream with glimpses of the surrounding countryside through the mature tree lined boundary beyond, making for a very peaceful setting indeed.
All in all, this would make the most perfect primary of secondary home, in this wonderful West Dorset coastal village.
Located close to the heart of the very charming village of Portesham, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and superbly located within easy reach of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, Portesham has an excellent range of local facilities including the King's Arms public house, St Peter's parish church and a Methodist church, and an active village hall. There is a post office, farm shop, deli and café and a GP surgery.
More extensive amenities are available at the County Town of Dorchester (8 miles) which has an excellent range of facilities including shops, restaurants, public houses and supermarkets including a Waitrose and Tesco. Also worth a mention is the vibrant development at Brewery Square with its cinema, bars, restaurants and leading shops. On the western fringe of Dorchester lies Poundbury, well-known for its association with The Prince of Wales and the Duchy of Cornwall, which comprises a mixture of residential and commercial areas attractively laid out in a variety of traditional architectural styles with an excellent selection of specialist shops, boutiques and restaurants There are two railway stations in Dorchester with regular services to London Waterloo and Bristol.
LOCATION
The channel port of Weymouth, just over 7 miles, has an excellent marina and is nationally renowned for its sailing facilities together with its lovely sandy beach and safe swimming. The National Academy of Sailing is located at Portland and all the sailing events for the 2012 Olympics were held at Weymouth and Portland. The handsome Georgian market town of Bridport is just 11 miles along the coast.
PROPERTY
Built in 2000 by the well renowned local builder, CG Fry & Son Ltd, of attractive Portland Stone elevations under a slate roof, No. 12 Malthouse Meadows sits in a particularly pleasant position in a quiet cul de sac within the popular village of Portesham, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and on the doorstep of the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline.
The house itself has been owned from new and has been extremely well looked after, and therefore is in very good order throughout. The ground floor hall with a cloakroom & WC separates the kitchen/dining room to one side, with a good range of fitted pine wall and base units, leading into a utility room with access to the rear garden. To the other side, is a very well-proportioned sitting room, with a central open fireplace and French doors opening onto a large paved terrace, perfect for alfresco dining. The first floor boasts three double bedrooms with the principal room having a dressing area with built in wardrobes, leading to an en suite shower room, with the other two bedrooms sharing a family bathroom.
OUTSIDE
The front of the house is adorned with an attractive climbing wisteria, with a low-level stone wall retaining various mature shrubs and plants. There is a driveway to the side of the property, with gates opening onto a further drive leading to a single garage, set back from the house.
The rear garden is a true delight, with a large paved terrace perfect for entertaining leading from both the sitting room and utility. Steps lead up to a higher dining terrace, that sits alongside a level parcel of lawn. This continues up to a grassed bank overlooking the pretty stream with glimpses of the surrounding countryside through the mature tree lined boundary beyond, making for a very peaceful setting indeed.
All in all, this would make the most perfect primary of secondary home, in this wonderful West Dorset coastal village.
Located close to the heart of the very charming village of Portesham, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and superbly located within easy reach of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, Portesham has an excellent range of local facilities including the King's Arms public house, St Peter's parish church and a Methodist church, and an active village hall. There is a post office, farm shop, deli and café and a GP surgery.
More extensive amenities are available at the County Town of Dorchester (8 miles) which has an excellent range of facilities including shops, restaurants, public houses and supermarkets including a Waitrose and Tesco. Also worth a mention is the vibrant development at Brewery Square with its cinema, bars, restaurants and leading shops. On the western fringe of Dorchester lies Poundbury, well-known for its association with The Prince of Wales and the Duchy of Cornwall, which comprises a mixture of residential and commercial areas attractively laid out in a variety of traditional architectural styles with an excellent selection of specialist shops, boutiques and restaurants There are two railway stations in Dorchester with regular services to London Waterloo and Bristol.
LOCATION
The channel port of Weymouth, just over 7 miles, has an excellent marina and is nationally renowned for its sailing facilities together with its lovely sandy beach and safe swimming. The National Academy of Sailing is located at Portland and all the sailing events for the 2012 Olympics were held at Weymouth and Portland. The handsome Georgian market town of Bridport is just 11 miles along the coast.
