House For Sale £335,000
This utterly charming home is nestled approximately 2 miles southwest of the stunning village of Milton Abbas. Originally forming part of the stunning Long Ash Farm, Featherstone Cottage is a generous and engaging property in its own right, crafted of brick and flint elevations and possessing timber floors and exposed beams throughout.
The stunning rural setting of this property is evident as you approach. The front door opens into the welcoming ENTRANCE HALL which radiates to all the principal reception rooms. The SITTING ROOM is an inviting space with wooden floors, exposed beams and an inset woodburner in a brick surround. Overlooking the rear garden, access is gained via double doors. The KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM is well proportioned with plentiful wall and floor-based units with the latter having ample food preparation work surfaces over, plus integrated electric oven, hob with extractor fan over, microwave, and ample space for further white goods. There is an additional DINING/RECEPTION ROOM – ideal for formal dining and entertaining, or for use as an additional downstairs BEDROOM THREE. Finally, there is a CLOAKROOM with W.C. and wash hand basin. On the first floor, BEDROOMS ONE AND TWO are both generous double rooms with ample space for furniture. The partially tiled BATHROOM, is composed of a wash hand basin, W.C. & bath with overhead shower.
Outside
The rear garden is accessed either via the sitting room, or a side gate leading to a central courtyard, and is a delightful suntrap. Steps lead to the charming BOTHY outbuilding – an ideal studio or storage unit. The property also includes a turfed portion or rear garden with views over adjacent fields.
Location
Forming part of the Long Ash Farm, one is surrounded by country walks and rural vistas. The nearby village of Milton Abbas is one of the most picture perfect villages in Dorset. With thatched cottages, a post office/general store, public house and church it also offers convenient access to Dorchester, Blandford and Poole. The village of Milton Abbas holds the distinction of being the first model village in England, founded in 1780's by Lord Milton, Earl of Dorchester, and designed by Sir William Chambers and Capability Brown.
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The stunning rural setting of this property is evident as you approach. The front door opens into the welcoming ENTRANCE HALL which radiates to all the principal reception rooms. The SITTING ROOM is an inviting space with wooden floors, exposed beams and an inset woodburner in a brick surround. Overlooking the rear garden, access is gained via double doors. The KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM is well proportioned with plentiful wall and floor-based units with the latter having ample food preparation work surfaces over, plus integrated electric oven, hob with extractor fan over, microwave, and ample space for further white goods. There is an additional DINING/RECEPTION ROOM – ideal for formal dining and entertaining, or for use as an additional downstairs BEDROOM THREE. Finally, there is a CLOAKROOM with W.C. and wash hand basin. On the first floor, BEDROOMS ONE AND TWO are both generous double rooms with ample space for furniture. The partially tiled BATHROOM, is composed of a wash hand basin, W.C. & bath with overhead shower.
Outside
The rear garden is accessed either via the sitting room, or a side gate leading to a central courtyard, and is a delightful suntrap. Steps lead to the charming BOTHY outbuilding – an ideal studio or storage unit. The property also includes a turfed portion or rear garden with views over adjacent fields.
Location
Forming part of the Long Ash Farm, one is surrounded by country walks and rural vistas. The nearby village of Milton Abbas is one of the most picture perfect villages in Dorset. With thatched cottages, a post office/general store, public house and church it also offers convenient access to Dorchester, Blandford and Poole. The village of Milton Abbas holds the distinction of being the first model village in England, founded in 1780's by Lord Milton, Earl of Dorchester, and designed by Sir William Chambers and Capability Brown.
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started.peachy.chestnuts
