3 BED Detached house Sold

Property details

• Delightful garden adjoining farmland
• Far-reaching village and country views
• Vibrant village and community
• Three bedrooms plus bonus room
• Two engaging reception rooms
• Kitchen/breakfast room large boot room
• Splendid engineered oak flooring to ground floor

Inside

Welcome to Netherway an engaging individual residence nestling in the heart of this vibrant village. Lying within an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, enjoying far reaching views and betwixt the county town of Dorchester and the Abbey Town of Sherborne, the advantages of this lovely home and location are clear.

Entering the house, the feeling of both space, light and presentation are immediately apparent. The inviting RECEPTION HALL readily accommodates hall furniture and there is to one wall, pleasing display / book shelving. Through to the INNER HALL a half turn staircase rises to the first floor, a useful under stairs cupboard provides storage. Discreetly positioned is the CLOAKROOM with WC. and washbasin. The SITTING ROOM is approached via double opening doors, a delightful reception centred around the brick fireplace with stone hearth and fitted wood burning stove for those chillier months. Twin windows overlook the playing field and provide plentiful natural light. A pair of glazed doors lead through to the GARDEN/DINING ROOM, notably light and airy with roof lantern and delightful views of the garden and the neighbouring farmland. Able to accommodate a sizable dining table and chairs this sociable room connects to the heart of the home the KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM.

This well configured Kitchen has an array of wall mounted and floor-based cupboards together with display cabinets. Generous food presentation work surfaces with Oak timber counters together with island breakfast bar that will enthuse any chef. Appliances include double oven, and hob with fume hood over, whilst there is plumbing for a dishwasher and ample space for fridge / freezer. A window overlooks the garden and the neighbouring field occasioned by sheep. Adjacent to the kitchen is the BOOT / UTILTY ideal for kicking off those boots after one of those country walks: coat hanging area and space for a washing machine and drier. On a practical note, the Worcester™ boiler is located here and there is a door to the garage.

The landing has a galleried further straight staircase rising to the occasion ATTIC ROOM with twin Velux™ windows, ideally suited as a hobby space and currently utilised as a study / occasional fourth bedroom. On the first floor are three bedrooms, a bathroom and separate shower room. The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM having a JULIET BALCONY takes full advantage of the spectacular views over the garden, the farmland, and the gently undulating countryside beyond. The vaulted ceiling adds to the ambience. Immediately adjacent to this bedroom is the SHOWER ROOM with WC. washbasin and shower cubicle. BEDROOM TWO is also a double bedroom and lies to the front of the residence and having twin windows overlooking the village playing field. BEDROOM THREE is a more modest sized bedroom again with twin windows enjoying the far-reaching views to the rear. Concluding the accommodation these two bedrooms are served by a generously proportioned BATHROOM, markedly light with windows to both front and side, suite comprising bath, WC. and washbasin.

Outside

A five-bar gate leads to the shingle DRIVE which comfortably provides parking for three vehicles. The GARAGE which is integral and of extra width has up and over door, additional personal door and both power and light. The remainder of the FRONT GARDEN is neatly arranged with well stocked borders. Gates either side of the house lead to the REAR GARDEN. The rear garden is a delightful back drop to the house, a level lawn, shaped well stocked borders, mature hedging and fencing, water feature and feature arbored and screened seating and entertaining area. All overlooking the adjoining farmland and the gently undulating countryside of the Blackmore Vale.

Location

The village of Buckland Newton lies approximately 10 miles north of Dorchester on the edge of the Dorset downs within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers excellent access to both the County town of Dorchester with its London/Waterloo mainline station and extensive facilities, and the beautiful historic Abbey town of Sherborne (approx. 10 miles), famous for its schools, two castles, stunning architecture, and wide-ranging shopping. Buckland Newton itself offers an unusual level of amenities including a village shop/post office, primary school, a Grade I Listed parish church, village hall and popular public house.

Directions

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Tenure: Freehold

Local Authority: Dorset (West Dorset) Council

Council tax band: F

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