House For Sale £375,000
A rare chance to purchase a charming two-bedroom semi-detached cottage in this idyllic and most sought-after village of Chedington.
THE PROPERTY
Tucked away in the heart of the most picturesque village of Chedington, this wonderful 18th century cottage has enormous amount of charm, character and light, and is the perfect bolthole in which to escape everyday life.
Justifiably Grade II listed of architectural and historical importance, with rendered elevations under a pitched slate roof, first glimpses of Greystones are most impressive with its very attractive façade under a pitched slate roof. This beautifully restored period cottage has benefited from a programme of works conducted with tremendous flair and meticulous attention to detail.
Its attractive Ham stone pillared front door and flag stone lobby is shared with its neighbouring property, The Old Post Office. Greystones opens to the left of this lobby into a very charming light filled sitting room, centred around a cosy fireplace with wood burning stove. Beyond this lies the light and airy galley kitchen, with access out to the rear garden and pretty gravelled seating area, and ground floor bathroom and large storage cupboard.
Stairs to the first floor hide behind a wooden panelled wall in the sitting room, revealing two good sized double bedrooms, with a further ladder staircase on the landing leading to a fantastic attic room. This space is hugely versatile, and of very generous proportions. It would make an ideal office space, or the perfect hideout for teenagers.
OUTSIDE
There is a pretty garden to the front of the property accessed by a wooden gate, and a delightful and very private manageable rear garden with a lovely, peaceful sitting area and useful stone outbuilding.
All in all, this is a fantastic property in an idyllic yet very convenient location.
LOCATION
Chedington is a pretty village on high ground close to Winyards Gap, National Trust Woodlands and walks, and the Dorset / Somerset border. Chedington has the popular Winyards Gap public house with its large garden taking in the stunning views.
Nestled in the countryside surrounded by hills, woodland and rolling pasture, much of it designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is a short walk from a vast network of public footpaths and other leisure routes.
Chedington is conveniently situated less than 5 miles away from the popular towns of Beaminster and Crewkerne, both having an excellent range of facilities including a large variety of independent and high street shops, schools, restaurants, hotels and leisure facilities. Crewkerne has a selection of supermarkets including a large Waitrose and a Lidl, and also has a main line railway station to London Waterloo.
The Georgian town of Bridport and the coast at West Bay are approximately 20 minutes' drive away.
THE PROPERTY
Tucked away in the heart of the most picturesque village of Chedington, this wonderful 18th century cottage has enormous amount of charm, character and light, and is the perfect bolthole in which to escape everyday life.
Justifiably Grade II listed of architectural and historical importance, with rendered elevations under a pitched slate roof, first glimpses of Greystones are most impressive with its very attractive façade under a pitched slate roof. This beautifully restored period cottage has benefited from a programme of works conducted with tremendous flair and meticulous attention to detail.
Its attractive Ham stone pillared front door and flag stone lobby is shared with its neighbouring property, The Old Post Office. Greystones opens to the left of this lobby into a very charming light filled sitting room, centred around a cosy fireplace with wood burning stove. Beyond this lies the light and airy galley kitchen, with access out to the rear garden and pretty gravelled seating area, and ground floor bathroom and large storage cupboard.
Stairs to the first floor hide behind a wooden panelled wall in the sitting room, revealing two good sized double bedrooms, with a further ladder staircase on the landing leading to a fantastic attic room. This space is hugely versatile, and of very generous proportions. It would make an ideal office space, or the perfect hideout for teenagers.
OUTSIDE
There is a pretty garden to the front of the property accessed by a wooden gate, and a delightful and very private manageable rear garden with a lovely, peaceful sitting area and useful stone outbuilding.
All in all, this is a fantastic property in an idyllic yet very convenient location.
LOCATION
Chedington is a pretty village on high ground close to Winyards Gap, National Trust Woodlands and walks, and the Dorset / Somerset border. Chedington has the popular Winyards Gap public house with its large garden taking in the stunning views.
Nestled in the countryside surrounded by hills, woodland and rolling pasture, much of it designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is a short walk from a vast network of public footpaths and other leisure routes.
Chedington is conveniently situated less than 5 miles away from the popular towns of Beaminster and Crewkerne, both having an excellent range of facilities including a large variety of independent and high street shops, schools, restaurants, hotels and leisure facilities. Crewkerne has a selection of supermarkets including a large Waitrose and a Lidl, and also has a main line railway station to London Waterloo.
The Georgian town of Bridport and the coast at West Bay are approximately 20 minutes' drive away.
