House For Sale £450,000
A charming end of terrace, period 4 bedroomed stone cottage in the picturesque and highly sought after country village of Loders. 4 bedrooms, countryside and river walks.
The Property - Waynflete is a classic picture postcard/chocolate box, period end of terrace cottage, with attractive Hamstone elevations under a thatched roof. It is listed grade 2, of architectural or historic importance and lies within a conservation area. The accommodation has a host of character features, typical of its age and type, including stone and beamed inglenook fireplace, oak window seats, exposed beams and stripped pine doors. Over the years the cottage has been subject to considerable improvement and modernisation, whilst retaining its original character and charm.
The well presented accommodation is extremely spacious and versatile with a large living/dining room with inglenook fireplace, modern fitted kitchen with oak work surfaces and comprehensive appliances - electric double oven, electric halogen hob, slimline dishwasher, washing machine and fridge/freezer - and a modern fitted bathroom on the ground floor. On the first are two double bedrooms together with a steep oak staircase leading to two further double bedrooms on the second floor. From the upper floors there are lovely village and country views.
Waynflete would equally be ideal as a main home, second home and/or holiday letting investment.
Outside - Immediately adjoining the rear of the cottage is a paved terrace with timber built garden store with power and light and an additional attached timber shed.
The gardens are fully landscaped and terraced with stone retaining walls, areas down to lawn together with flower and shrub beds. At the far end is a paved terrace area, designed to take advantage of the sunny aspect and views to Boarsbarrow Hill.
Situation - Loders is a highly sought after picturesque, village, situated in the valley of the small River Asker. The centre is made up principally of stone houses and cottages for which the area is particularly well known. The excellent village amenities include a church, public house, village hall and popular primary school. It lies within an area designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and with easy access to open countryside.
The historic market town of Bridport is very nearby and provides an excellent range of professional and shopping facilities together with a twice weekly market, art centre and leisure centre with swimming pool. The beautiful World Heritage Jurassic Coast is to the south with access to the magnificent cliff and coastal walks. The coastal resort of West Bay is also nearby, with an attractive harbour, bathing beaches and clifftop golf course. Dorchester is also very nearby with access along the A35 and with mainline rail services to London.
Services - Mains water, drainage and electricity. Electric night storage heating.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Stags Bridport.
Directions - From Bridport town centre, follow the A3066 towards Beaminster and turn right by the King's Head public house, signed Bradpole. Continue into the village and at the 'T' junction turn right towards Loders. Drive through the village and Waynflete is seen on the left opposite the pub.
The Property - Waynflete is a classic picture postcard/chocolate box, period end of terrace cottage, with attractive Hamstone elevations under a thatched roof. It is listed grade 2, of architectural or historic importance and lies within a conservation area. The accommodation has a host of character features, typical of its age and type, including stone and beamed inglenook fireplace, oak window seats, exposed beams and stripped pine doors. Over the years the cottage has been subject to considerable improvement and modernisation, whilst retaining its original character and charm.
The well presented accommodation is extremely spacious and versatile with a large living/dining room with inglenook fireplace, modern fitted kitchen with oak work surfaces and comprehensive appliances - electric double oven, electric halogen hob, slimline dishwasher, washing machine and fridge/freezer - and a modern fitted bathroom on the ground floor. On the first are two double bedrooms together with a steep oak staircase leading to two further double bedrooms on the second floor. From the upper floors there are lovely village and country views.
Waynflete would equally be ideal as a main home, second home and/or holiday letting investment.
Outside - Immediately adjoining the rear of the cottage is a paved terrace with timber built garden store with power and light and an additional attached timber shed.
The gardens are fully landscaped and terraced with stone retaining walls, areas down to lawn together with flower and shrub beds. At the far end is a paved terrace area, designed to take advantage of the sunny aspect and views to Boarsbarrow Hill.
Situation - Loders is a highly sought after picturesque, village, situated in the valley of the small River Asker. The centre is made up principally of stone houses and cottages for which the area is particularly well known. The excellent village amenities include a church, public house, village hall and popular primary school. It lies within an area designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and with easy access to open countryside.
The historic market town of Bridport is very nearby and provides an excellent range of professional and shopping facilities together with a twice weekly market, art centre and leisure centre with swimming pool. The beautiful World Heritage Jurassic Coast is to the south with access to the magnificent cliff and coastal walks. The coastal resort of West Bay is also nearby, with an attractive harbour, bathing beaches and clifftop golf course. Dorchester is also very nearby with access along the A35 and with mainline rail services to London.
Services - Mains water, drainage and electricity. Electric night storage heating.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Stags Bridport.
Directions - From Bridport town centre, follow the A3066 towards Beaminster and turn right by the King's Head public house, signed Bradpole. Continue into the village and at the 'T' junction turn right towards Loders. Drive through the village and Waynflete is seen on the left opposite the pub.
