House For Sale £475,000
SPACIOUS semi-detached FOUR BEDROOM bungalow with stunning RURAL VIEWS situated in the popular village of BROADMAYNE. Offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN.
This four bedroom semi-detached bungalow resides in the ever popular village of Broadmayne and enjoys enviable countryside views. The property consists of stone and brick elevations under a tile hung roof with double glazed windows throughout. On entrance to the property there is a spacious entrance hallway providing access to the principle rooms and featuring two most useful storage cupboards. Situated from the hallway is a well-proportioned kitchen/ diner, boasting a range of floor and wall mounted modern units, finished with oak effect work tops. There are a number of integrated appliances to include, induction hob with extractor above, oven and sink with drainer, as well as space and plumbing for additional white goods. The kitchen/ dining area also benefits from a triple aspect allowing in an abundance of natural light. Adjacent to the kitchen is a side porch providing an additional access point into the property and out to garden as well as providing useful storage space for outdoor apparel. The spacious sitting room enjoys a lovely aspect out over the rear garden and fields beyond and also features a gas effect fire place providing a focal point to the room. The proportions of the sitting room are such that it could also be utilising as a sitting/ dining room should you wish.
The accommodation consists of four bedrooms, three of which are double rooms all serviced by a wet room and additional cloakroom. The master bedroom enjoys an outlook over the rear garden and fields beyond and currently features a built in storage unit comprising double wardrobe and dressing table. Bedroom two is situated at the front of the property and benefits from a built in double wardrobe and large window
bringing in plenty of natural light. Bedrooms three and four both enjoy an outlook of the rear garden and fields beyond, situated privately at the rear of the property. Servicing the bedrooms is a wet room with walk-in shower, pedestal sink unit, WC and chrome towel rail. There is also a most useful separate cloakroom with WC and pedestal sink unit.
SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
All main services
Gas fired central heating
Council Tax Band E
The parish and village of Broadmayne lies along both sides of the main A352 road between Warmwell Cross and Dorchester. Broadmayne anciently belonged to the Martel and Fitz-Herbert families. During the reign of Henry VIII it was sold to the Talbot family and in the Visitation (of the Heralds) of Dorset in 1623, their pedigree is recorded beginning with William Talbot of Broad Maine alias Mayne Martin. The church, dedicated to St. Martin occupies a site on a hill commanding a view over the village. Dating mainly from the late 13th century, it is built chiefly of Portland stone, with additions made in the 14th-16th centuries. Several old buildings survive within the village and many are Historic England listed. There is also a public house, popular first school, shop/post office, village hall with varied activities, plus a football pitch and tennis court and easy access to the World Heritage Coastline. Country walks on your doorstep and Ringstead Bay just a short distance away are just some of the many attractions within this area known for its Outstanding Natural Beauty. The county town of Dorchester (4 miles North West) has a wide range of facilities including mainline (London/Waterloo) station.
To the front of the property is a sweeping driveway leading to a single garage and parking for three vehicles also including areas of mature shrubs and bushes. There is gated access to the side of the property providing access to the garden and side entrance to the property. Also at the side of the property is additional raised shingle boarders providing further planting space. To the rear of the property is a paved terrace providing the ideal alfresco seating/ dining area enjoying the enviable views of the surrounding countryside. The garden offers considerable potential for those with green fingers, mostly laid to lawn but interspersed with areas of rockery and a pond, planted boarders and hard standing for sheds and storage all with the bucolic backdrop of the neighbouring fields.
This four bedroom semi-detached bungalow resides in the ever popular village of Broadmayne and enjoys enviable countryside views. The property consists of stone and brick elevations under a tile hung roof with double glazed windows throughout. On entrance to the property there is a spacious entrance hallway providing access to the principle rooms and featuring two most useful storage cupboards. Situated from the hallway is a well-proportioned kitchen/ diner, boasting a range of floor and wall mounted modern units, finished with oak effect work tops. There are a number of integrated appliances to include, induction hob with extractor above, oven and sink with drainer, as well as space and plumbing for additional white goods. The kitchen/ dining area also benefits from a triple aspect allowing in an abundance of natural light. Adjacent to the kitchen is a side porch providing an additional access point into the property and out to garden as well as providing useful storage space for outdoor apparel. The spacious sitting room enjoys a lovely aspect out over the rear garden and fields beyond and also features a gas effect fire place providing a focal point to the room. The proportions of the sitting room are such that it could also be utilising as a sitting/ dining room should you wish.
The accommodation consists of four bedrooms, three of which are double rooms all serviced by a wet room and additional cloakroom. The master bedroom enjoys an outlook over the rear garden and fields beyond and currently features a built in storage unit comprising double wardrobe and dressing table. Bedroom two is situated at the front of the property and benefits from a built in double wardrobe and large window
bringing in plenty of natural light. Bedrooms three and four both enjoy an outlook of the rear garden and fields beyond, situated privately at the rear of the property. Servicing the bedrooms is a wet room with walk-in shower, pedestal sink unit, WC and chrome towel rail. There is also a most useful separate cloakroom with WC and pedestal sink unit.
SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
All main services
Gas fired central heating
Council Tax Band E
The parish and village of Broadmayne lies along both sides of the main A352 road between Warmwell Cross and Dorchester. Broadmayne anciently belonged to the Martel and Fitz-Herbert families. During the reign of Henry VIII it was sold to the Talbot family and in the Visitation (of the Heralds) of Dorset in 1623, their pedigree is recorded beginning with William Talbot of Broad Maine alias Mayne Martin. The church, dedicated to St. Martin occupies a site on a hill commanding a view over the village. Dating mainly from the late 13th century, it is built chiefly of Portland stone, with additions made in the 14th-16th centuries. Several old buildings survive within the village and many are Historic England listed. There is also a public house, popular first school, shop/post office, village hall with varied activities, plus a football pitch and tennis court and easy access to the World Heritage Coastline. Country walks on your doorstep and Ringstead Bay just a short distance away are just some of the many attractions within this area known for its Outstanding Natural Beauty. The county town of Dorchester (4 miles North West) has a wide range of facilities including mainline (London/Waterloo) station.
To the front of the property is a sweeping driveway leading to a single garage and parking for three vehicles also including areas of mature shrubs and bushes. There is gated access to the side of the property providing access to the garden and side entrance to the property. Also at the side of the property is additional raised shingle boarders providing further planting space. To the rear of the property is a paved terrace providing the ideal alfresco seating/ dining area enjoying the enviable views of the surrounding countryside. The garden offers considerable potential for those with green fingers, mostly laid to lawn but interspersed with areas of rockery and a pond, planted boarders and hard standing for sheds and storage all with the bucolic backdrop of the neighbouring fields.
