About the property
Material information
Property description
Council Tax A fee submitted to your local authority to cover expenses related to local amenities such as schools, libraries, and waste management. The payment amount is determined based on the property's value. Read our glossary page :
Tenure Explains the various forms of property ownership, including freehold, leasehold, and commonhold, and how they determine your rights and responsibilities as a property owner. Read our glossary page :
A Two Bedroom end of terrace house with large conservatory occupying a corner plot enjoying views over surrounding countryside to front extending beyond the village to countryside beyond.
Key Features See Below:
*UPVC Double Glazing Throughout
*Oil Fired Central Heating to Radiators
*Views of the Countryside
Accommodation See Floorplan
Recessed Porch with useful storage cupboard, UPVC double glazed door to:-
The Entrance lobby with stairs to first floor with storage area under, coved and Artex ceiling, radiator, wall mounted thermostat for central heating.
The Lounge with window to front aspect enjoying views over surrounding countryside immediately abutting front boundary and beyond, radiator, coved ceiling, open fire facility.
The Kitchen with window overlooking conservatory and glazed door to same, range of oak style fronted base and wall units, curved worksurfaces with tiled splashbacks, 1bowl single drainer sink inset with mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, space for upright fridge freezer, tall unit, radiator, coved and Artex ceiling, cooker point, archway to:-
The Dining area with doorway to entrance lobby, coved and Artex ceiling.
The Cloakroom is a white coloured suite comprising low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, radiator, extractor fan, obscure glazed window to rear aspect.
The Conservatory is a particular feature of the property being UPVC double glazed with polycarbonate roof, 2 radiators, light and power, French doors to patio with views over surrounding countryside.
First Floor
Window to front aspect, radiator, access to roof space, built-in cupboard, airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder, coved and Artex ceiling.
Bedroom One, with window to front aspect enjoying extensive rural views, built-in cupboard, radiator, coved and Artex ceiling.
Bedroom Two, Window to rear aspect, radiator, coved and Artex ceiling.
The Bathroom comprises of a white coloured suite comprising shower and mixer tap shower attachment, wash hand basin, WC, coved and Artex ceiling, obscure glazed window to rear aspect, radiator.
OUTSIDE
Front garden laid to lawn and abuts farmland to front with far reaching views over same, gate to front, flower/shrub beds and oil fired boiler serving domestic hot water and central heating. Rear/side area of garden with paved patio adjacent to property with steps and retaining wall leading to lawned area of garden with flower/shrub beds, storage shed, and greenhouse included. Further far-reaching rural views also achieved from garden. Steps lead to wrought iron gate and rear access, outside cold-water tap.
LOCATION
Stourpaine is a village with shop/post office, Church and a bus service to the towns of Blandford 2miles and Shaftesbury 8 miles. The surrounding countryside is ideal for riding and walking with many local beauty spots, including the ancient hill fort of Hod Hill with the largest internal area of any Hill Fort in Dorset.
Set up in 1984 by Vivien Horder herself the company is now the longest established independent Estate Agent in the town.
Her son David joined the company in 1986 and so offers a raft of experience in selling property in the local area, together with his dedicated staff all of whom grew up in Blandford Forum.
With their depth of local knowledge, you can rest assured you are in the most capable hands.
Closed bank holidays
