House For Sale £340,000
Offered to market exclusively by Dorset Property, with vacant possession and no forward chain, this fully refurbished three bedroom home has bright and airy accommodation owing to its end-of-terrace position and green outlook.
The property is situated on a quiet residential street close to Dorchester town centre and the County Hospital. Accommodation comprises: Entrance Porch into Hallway. Living Room with Dining Area and side aspect windows. Sitting Area with feature bio ethanol fireplace and front aspect window. Steps down to newly fitted Kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted cabinets, integrated fridge freezer, inbuilt cooker with electric hob and extractor over, inbuilt microwave, inbuilt wine fridge, countersunk composite sink and drainer beneath rear aspect window, back door to garden. Newly installed bathroom with P-Shape bath and shower over, toilet, sink within wall mounted vanity unit beneath de-misting backlit mirror. Stairs to half landing with third double bedroom featuring rear aspect window. Stairs to first floor landing and access to second double bedroom with double aspect windows and first double bedroom with front aspect window and fitted wardrobe.
Outside there an off-street parking space to the front and pedestrian gate to the enclosed rear garden. Patio area to the back of the house with adjacent outbuilding providing useful utility room. Stepped lawn with mature borders and interspersed planting, leading to decked area and summer house.
Dorchester is the County Town of Dorset and boasts many modern facilities, whilst being steeped in history. The town has strong links to the author Thomas Hardy whose cottage is situated in a nearby hamlet and boasts amazing historic sites such as Maiden Castle on the outskirts and a Roman amphitheatre close to the Town Centre. It has a thriving high street with a range of national and independent shops, cinema, cafes, restaurants, pubs and churches and several supermarkets. Brewery Square offers a further range of restaurants, cafes, shops, Art Gallery, and another cinema. Dorchester is also home to the Dorset County Hospital and schools with outstanding reputations. Dorchester has fantastic transport connections with Dorchester South train station connecting directly to London and the South East, while Dorchester West takes you to Bristol and Bath directions and beyond.
Freehold. Council Tax Band C. EPC rating E. Double Glazed. Gas Central Heating. All mains services are connected. Ultrafast Broadband is available.
The property is situated on a quiet residential street close to Dorchester town centre and the County Hospital. Accommodation comprises: Entrance Porch into Hallway. Living Room with Dining Area and side aspect windows. Sitting Area with feature bio ethanol fireplace and front aspect window. Steps down to newly fitted Kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted cabinets, integrated fridge freezer, inbuilt cooker with electric hob and extractor over, inbuilt microwave, inbuilt wine fridge, countersunk composite sink and drainer beneath rear aspect window, back door to garden. Newly installed bathroom with P-Shape bath and shower over, toilet, sink within wall mounted vanity unit beneath de-misting backlit mirror. Stairs to half landing with third double bedroom featuring rear aspect window. Stairs to first floor landing and access to second double bedroom with double aspect windows and first double bedroom with front aspect window and fitted wardrobe.
Outside there an off-street parking space to the front and pedestrian gate to the enclosed rear garden. Patio area to the back of the house with adjacent outbuilding providing useful utility room. Stepped lawn with mature borders and interspersed planting, leading to decked area and summer house.
Dorchester is the County Town of Dorset and boasts many modern facilities, whilst being steeped in history. The town has strong links to the author Thomas Hardy whose cottage is situated in a nearby hamlet and boasts amazing historic sites such as Maiden Castle on the outskirts and a Roman amphitheatre close to the Town Centre. It has a thriving high street with a range of national and independent shops, cinema, cafes, restaurants, pubs and churches and several supermarkets. Brewery Square offers a further range of restaurants, cafes, shops, Art Gallery, and another cinema. Dorchester is also home to the Dorset County Hospital and schools with outstanding reputations. Dorchester has fantastic transport connections with Dorchester South train station connecting directly to London and the South East, while Dorchester West takes you to Bristol and Bath directions and beyond.
Freehold. Council Tax Band C. EPC rating E. Double Glazed. Gas Central Heating. All mains services are connected. Ultrafast Broadband is available.
