House For Sale £250,000
Step into the charm and allure of a bygone era with this character two-bedroom cottage, nestled in the idyllic village of Stour Provost. With its captivating Inglenook fireplace, latch doors, exposed beams and quintessentially English character, this property offers a unique opportunity to cherish that much sought-after rural lifestyle.
Upon entering, you will be captivated by the period features that gracefully adorn this charming home. The Inglenook fireplace takes center stage, boasting an inset stove and a bread oven with a cast-iron door, enveloping the living space in an ambience of nostalgic warmth. With each step, the sense of history intensifies, whispering tales of the past in every ancient brick.
Tucked away in a peaceful corner of Stour Provost, this inviting cottage also offers the attraction of its own private driveway, discreetly positioned to the rear. Picture yourself arriving home from a charming countryside adventure, effortlessly parking your vehicle and stepping out into the serene embrace of your beautifully landscaped garden, expansive and well-tended, patiently awaiting your touch. With an abundance of useful outbuildings and handy rear access, the potential for creating your dream outdoor haven is simply brimming with possibility.
Stour Provost village, located at the western edge of the parish, gracefully slopes down to the enchanting River Stour. With a history that dates back centuries, this area seamlessly merges natural beauty with rich historical significance. The Mill, mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, stands as a testament to the enduring allure of the village. Additionally, the village and church previously belonged to a Normandy nunnery, lending an air of noble heritage to its already captivating landscape. For half a millennium, the land and houses were owned by the prestigious King's College, Cambridge, until 1925.
Pause for a moment to absorb the undeniable charm of the Church of St Michael and All Angels. Stunningly preserved, this Grade 1 listed Church boasts origins from either the 13th or 14th century. The picturesque streets and village itself, almost frozen in time, have changed little in recent decades and feature a delightful collection of finely crafted buildings. Within this intriguing tapestry lies the beating heart of Stour Provost, regarded by many esteemed writers as one of the most attractive focal points in north Dorset.
Immerse yourself fully in the allure of this coveted village by exploring the award-winning ‘Micro Museum' housed in the Red Telephone Box.
Though exceptional in its authenticity and charm, it is worth noting that this enchanting cottage is in need of redecoration and general updating, additionally the landing bedroom is open to the stairs and the second bedroom is accessed directly from this landing bedroom. The garden requires inspiration and a keen gardener. This presents a wonderful opportunity for those who possess a keen eye for design, longing to put their individual stamp on this historic gem – a canvas waiting to be transformed into a masterpiece.
Don't miss your chance to be part of the legacy of Stour Provost, a residence that exudes pure countryside magic. Whether you're a first-time buyer yearning for a truly special home, a second home buyer seeking an extraordinary retreat, or a village home buyer desiring to be enveloped by community spirit, commit to exploring the enchantment of this cottage. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and allow yourself to be truly captivated by the irresistible timeless appeal of this property.
