House For Sale £750,000
INDIVIDUAL 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, LOCATED IN A HIGHLY SOUGHT-AFTER RESIDENTIAL AREA
This unique 4-bedroom house is positioned within the popular village of Pymore, within easy reach of Bridport town centre. The building was a Victorian school built in 1870 and has had various uses since its closure in 1935. It was tastefully converted in 2000 to retain an abundance of character appropriate to its age in a charming one-of-a-kind home.
The building is L-shaped, with the versatile main living area providing a split-level lounge-dining room, with part vaulted ceiling and character beams. Impressive Gothic arch windows provide plenty of natural light and the lower floor area has a wood burning stove.
The adjacent kitchen offers ample cupboard and worktop space, a built-in electric oven and worktop gas hob and room for appliances. There is space for a small breakfast table and chairs.
The main entrance is via the old school's delightful lobby (currently used for storage), which has a gorgeous stone archway leading through glazed doors to the living area. Off the lobby are stairs up to a first-floor family bathroom, with lovely bedrooms either side, each with wonderful character beams.
The other wing of the house is entered by a door from the lounge/diner and provides a ground-floor shower room and 3rd bedroom, currently used as an office. Stairs lead off the hallway to another bathroom and the 4th bedroom, double-size and with original features.
Overall, this one-off property encapsulates the history and heritage of the building whilst providing a charming and characterful family home.
The property has 3 garden areas, with stylish entrance gates leading to a drive (room for 2 cars) and single garage. The front gardens (either side of the lobby) and the larger rear courtyard garden are maintained as wildlife friendly and used for herbs, fruit bushes/trees and shrubs. The courtyard is predominantly patio and gravelled, with a small pond, edge/island beds.
Council Tax Band: F
Dining Area 4.93m (16'2) x 4.27m (14'0)
Lounge 3.97m (13'0) x 3.85m (12'8)
Kitchen 3.28m (10'9) x 4.81m (15'9)
Bedroom 1 3.55m (11'8) x 4.24m (13'11)
Bathroom 2.19m (7'2) x 1.72m (5'8)
Bedroom 2 4.85m (15'11) x 3.36m (11'0)
Bedroom 3 4.73m (15'6) x 2.08m (6'10)
Bedroom 4/Study 4.05m (13'3) x 3.51m (11'6)
Bathroom 2.44m (8'0) x 1.45m (4'9)
Shower Room 1.53m (5'0) x 2.66m (8'9)
This unique 4-bedroom house is positioned within the popular village of Pymore, within easy reach of Bridport town centre. The building was a Victorian school built in 1870 and has had various uses since its closure in 1935. It was tastefully converted in 2000 to retain an abundance of character appropriate to its age in a charming one-of-a-kind home.
The building is L-shaped, with the versatile main living area providing a split-level lounge-dining room, with part vaulted ceiling and character beams. Impressive Gothic arch windows provide plenty of natural light and the lower floor area has a wood burning stove.
The adjacent kitchen offers ample cupboard and worktop space, a built-in electric oven and worktop gas hob and room for appliances. There is space for a small breakfast table and chairs.
The main entrance is via the old school's delightful lobby (currently used for storage), which has a gorgeous stone archway leading through glazed doors to the living area. Off the lobby are stairs up to a first-floor family bathroom, with lovely bedrooms either side, each with wonderful character beams.
The other wing of the house is entered by a door from the lounge/diner and provides a ground-floor shower room and 3rd bedroom, currently used as an office. Stairs lead off the hallway to another bathroom and the 4th bedroom, double-size and with original features.
Overall, this one-off property encapsulates the history and heritage of the building whilst providing a charming and characterful family home.
The property has 3 garden areas, with stylish entrance gates leading to a drive (room for 2 cars) and single garage. The front gardens (either side of the lobby) and the larger rear courtyard garden are maintained as wildlife friendly and used for herbs, fruit bushes/trees and shrubs. The courtyard is predominantly patio and gravelled, with a small pond, edge/island beds.
Council Tax Band: F
Dining Area 4.93m (16'2) x 4.27m (14'0)
Lounge 3.97m (13'0) x 3.85m (12'8)
Kitchen 3.28m (10'9) x 4.81m (15'9)
Bedroom 1 3.55m (11'8) x 4.24m (13'11)
Bathroom 2.19m (7'2) x 1.72m (5'8)
Bedroom 2 4.85m (15'11) x 3.36m (11'0)
Bedroom 3 4.73m (15'6) x 2.08m (6'10)
Bedroom 4/Study 4.05m (13'3) x 3.51m (11'6)
Bathroom 2.44m (8'0) x 1.45m (4'9)
Shower Room 1.53m (5'0) x 2.66m (8'9)
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