House For Sale £475,000
1 Billets Mead is a very attractive and spacious, terraced cottage with a large garden and lovely views in a peaceful, tucked away, location in the highly sought after and picturesque village of Symondsbury. EPC D Band C
The Property - 1 Billets Mead is a very attractive and spacious, terraced cottage with a large garden and lovely views in a peaceful, tucked away, location in the highly sought after and picturesque village of Symondsbury. Along with its neighbours, the property was originally a grain mill, believed to date back to the Domesday Book and converted into four individual cottages in circa 1836. The property has attractive natural stone elevations.
In recent years, the property has been subject to extensive modernisation and offers many excellent modern amenities.
The excellent features include electric central heating (underfloor to hall and kitchen/dining room) with traditional water filled radiators, wood burner, Travertine stone flooring to the hall and kitchen/dining room, well appointed kitchen with comprehensive built-in appliances (Rangemaster cooker range, integrated fridge/freezer, and space for an integrated dishwasher and washing machine.) plus solid wood worktops, attractive modern period style bathroom with rolltop bath plus mains shower and period style en-suite shower room.
The property faces principally south and enjoys views over the village and the surrounding countryside. The generous accommodation extends to around 1,440 sqft and is arranged over three floors. Character style features include sash windows, high ceilings and a second floor principal bedroom with vaulted beamed ceilings.
THE ACCOMMODATION - See floor plan
Outside - Adjoining shared access road for the four cottages.
Just across the access road is a brick shed (shared with No. 2) and former WC plus adjoining former parking space (easy to reinstate) with excellent scope for additional off-road parking and garaging.
A further big selling feature is the very large/long garden which is south facing, well stocked and down to lawn together with a whole range of shrubs and trees.
Situation - The property enjoys a peaceful and tucked away position within the highly sought after picturesque village of Symondsbury, which lies at the foot of the iconic local landmark, Colmers Hill. Within the village amenities include primary school, popular public house, a church and Symondsbury Estate where there are several independent retailers and a cafe. A broader range of excellent shopping, leisure, cultural and health care can be found at Bridport, along with schools, leisure centre and swimming pool and a twice weekly street market. The immediate area is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) with many fantastic walks to be enjoyed from the village as well as along the World Heritage site Jurassic Coast, which is nearby at West Bay and Eype.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric heating with boiler (traditional water filled radiators).
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Stags Bridport.
Directions - From Bridport town centre follow West Street taking the road ahead at the two mini-roundabouts to continue into West Allington. Follow this road out of the town and turn right into Duck Street, signed Symondsbury. Continue into the village and Billets Mead can be found on the left, before the 'T' junction.
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The Property - 1 Billets Mead is a very attractive and spacious, terraced cottage with a large garden and lovely views in a peaceful, tucked away, location in the highly sought after and picturesque village of Symondsbury. Along with its neighbours, the property was originally a grain mill, believed to date back to the Domesday Book and converted into four individual cottages in circa 1836. The property has attractive natural stone elevations.
In recent years, the property has been subject to extensive modernisation and offers many excellent modern amenities.
The excellent features include electric central heating (underfloor to hall and kitchen/dining room) with traditional water filled radiators, wood burner, Travertine stone flooring to the hall and kitchen/dining room, well appointed kitchen with comprehensive built-in appliances (Rangemaster cooker range, integrated fridge/freezer, and space for an integrated dishwasher and washing machine.) plus solid wood worktops, attractive modern period style bathroom with rolltop bath plus mains shower and period style en-suite shower room.
The property faces principally south and enjoys views over the village and the surrounding countryside. The generous accommodation extends to around 1,440 sqft and is arranged over three floors. Character style features include sash windows, high ceilings and a second floor principal bedroom with vaulted beamed ceilings.
THE ACCOMMODATION - See floor plan
Outside - Adjoining shared access road for the four cottages.
Just across the access road is a brick shed (shared with No. 2) and former WC plus adjoining former parking space (easy to reinstate) with excellent scope for additional off-road parking and garaging.
A further big selling feature is the very large/long garden which is south facing, well stocked and down to lawn together with a whole range of shrubs and trees.
Situation - The property enjoys a peaceful and tucked away position within the highly sought after picturesque village of Symondsbury, which lies at the foot of the iconic local landmark, Colmers Hill. Within the village amenities include primary school, popular public house, a church and Symondsbury Estate where there are several independent retailers and a cafe. A broader range of excellent shopping, leisure, cultural and health care can be found at Bridport, along with schools, leisure centre and swimming pool and a twice weekly street market. The immediate area is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) with many fantastic walks to be enjoyed from the village as well as along the World Heritage site Jurassic Coast, which is nearby at West Bay and Eype.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric heating with boiler (traditional water filled radiators).
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Stags Bridport.
Directions - From Bridport town centre follow West Street taking the road ahead at the two mini-roundabouts to continue into West Allington. Follow this road out of the town and turn right into Duck Street, signed Symondsbury. Continue into the village and Billets Mead can be found on the left, before the 'T' junction.
Residential Lettings - If you are considering investing in a Buy To Let or letting another property and require advice on current rents, yields or general lettings information to ensure you comply, please contact a member of our lettings team on[use Contact Agent Button] or via [use Contact Agent Button]
