House For Rent £1,600
A three bedroom, detached bungalow positioned within a quiet cul du sac benefiting from a private garden, off road parking and garage. Being offered unfurnished and available from September.
Outside
The front garden is laid to a neatly kept lawn with tarmacadam driveway, ideally suited to two vehicles. Beyond, a pair of wood built double gates denote access to a further area of hard standing and in turn a attached single garage. The rear garden is laid to a meticulously kept lawn with a variety of borders and boasts easterly and southerly orientations.
Description
A well proportioned, three bedroom, detached bungalow situated within a quiet cul du sac and boasting a conservatory as well as gas fired heating and double glazing. The property is being offered unfurnished and is available from September.
Location
Colehill is a popular parish neighbouring Wimborne. The area has a bus service to Wimborne and also to the larger towns of Bournemouth and Poole. It is well served with sought-after primary and middle schools, post office and convenience stores, pharmacy, hair salon, a church, memorial hall and community library. There are a few fine old houses in Colehill dating from the 1860s but in general rapid expansion took place in the last century which has resulted in a wide variety of properties to suit varying budgets. There is a close community feel in Colehill and the Parish Council have set up strong communication links via a regularly updated website and twice yearly newsletter to inform residents of the latest Parish initiatives being undertaken. Recreation facilities include the Forestry Commission Plantation at Cannon Hill which is widely used for walking and cycling and directly links to the larger areas of heathland at Holt and Whitesheet. A recreation ground at Oliver’s Park provides entertainment for families and children and there is a local nature reserve at Leigh Common. The Cricket Club incorporating Colehill Sports & Social Club is also a popular venue for many local residents.
