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Features include:-
' Oil fired Central Heating
' No upper chain
' Large Rear Garden
' Good sized Front Garden
' Popular village location
' 2 Reception Rooms
Accommodation see floorplan
A UPVC door leads to the Entrance Hall, airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. The Living Room benefits from a double aspect view, offering plenty of natural light, the electric fireplace being the feature of the room. The Kitchen also benefits from a double aspect view and has space and plumbing for dishwasher, as well as space for a fridge/freezer and an oven. A range of base and wall units, tiled splashbacks. The Utility Room, which has space and plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer and further space for a freezer. Oil fired Boiler. The Dining Room with window to rear aspect overlooks the rear Garden. The Cloakroom comprises of, pedestal wash hand basin and a WC, tiled flooring and an obscure window to front aspect.
On the first floor Bedroom 1 has views overlooking the rear garden. Bedroom 2 also benefits from views to the rear garden and comprises of extensive built in wardrobes with a further storage cupboard. Bedroom 3 is facing to the rear aspect, offering far reaching views.
The upstairs Shower Room comprises of a large shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and a WC.
Outside
The front garden is bounded by hedging, a gate and pathway leads up-to the front door and the remainder of the front garden is laid to lawn. The Rear Garden is a really good size, it is bounded by hedging and is predominantly lawned. Patio area is ideal for alfresco dining.
Stourpaine is a popular village largely built on a hillside overlooking the Stour Valley and surrounded by a part of the Dorset countryside which straddles two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The village has a popular pub (The White Horse) and a thriving village hall and sports club with playing fields, tennis courts and direct access onto the Dorset Trailway. Further afield there are plenty of other opportunities to watch sport, play golf and enjoy water sports nearby in Poole Harbour, Studland Bay and along Dorsets renowned Jurassic coastline. Back to listing
Full details for 3 Bedroom Semi-Detached For Sale in Blandford Forum
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Description
A large 3 Bedroom, 2 Reception Room Semi-Detached house situated in the popular village of Stourpaine, offered for sale with no forward chain.Features include:-
' Oil fired Central Heating
' No upper chain
' Large Rear Garden
' Good sized Front Garden
' Popular village location
' 2 Reception Rooms
Accommodation see floorplan
A UPVC door leads to the Entrance Hall, airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. The Living Room benefits from a double aspect view, offering plenty of natural light, the electric fireplace being the feature of the room. The Kitchen also benefits from a double aspect view and has space and plumbing for dishwasher, as well as space for a fridge/freezer and an oven. A range of base and wall units, tiled splashbacks. The Utility Room, which has space and plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer and further space for a freezer. Oil fired Boiler. The Dining Room with window to rear aspect overlooks the rear Garden. The Cloakroom comprises of, pedestal wash hand basin and a WC, tiled flooring and an obscure window to front aspect.
On the first floor Bedroom 1 has views overlooking the rear garden. Bedroom 2 also benefits from views to the rear garden and comprises of extensive built in wardrobes with a further storage cupboard. Bedroom 3 is facing to the rear aspect, offering far reaching views.
The upstairs Shower Room comprises of a large shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and a WC.
Outside
The front garden is bounded by hedging, a gate and pathway leads up-to the front door and the remainder of the front garden is laid to lawn. The Rear Garden is a really good size, it is bounded by hedging and is predominantly lawned. Patio area is ideal for alfresco dining.
Stourpaine is a popular village largely built on a hillside overlooking the Stour Valley and surrounded by a part of the Dorset countryside which straddles two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The village has a popular pub (The White Horse) and a thriving village hall and sports club with playing fields, tennis courts and direct access onto the Dorset Trailway. Further afield there are plenty of other opportunities to watch sport, play golf and enjoy water sports nearby in Poole Harbour, Studland Bay and along Dorsets renowned Jurassic coastline. Back to listing
