2 BED Terraced House For Sale

Property details

• ‘Chocolate box’ village location
• Spacious two- or three-bedroom stone cottage
• Packed full of original features, exposed stonework and original flagstone floors
• Wood burners, roll-top baths and gabled windows
• Pretty gardens with established trees and views across the Purbeck countryside

Inside

If you’re looking for the perfect escape set in the heart of a quiet, pretty village with views across the Purbeck countryside then this beautiful cottage may be your escape to the country.
Stepping through the front door into the main living space you will have an immediate sense of history. There is plenty of space for coats and boots, and additional storage tucked under the stairs. The main SITTING ROOM is spacious and with original windows on both sides it is filled with natural light, and plenty of ceiling height, unlike many cottages of this period. A cosy log burner sits within an original brick fireplace in the centre of the room. To the left as you enter the cottage is THE SNUG, which could equally be a charming DINING ROOM or indeed a third double bedroom. With original flag stone flooring, and log burner within another original fireplace, it is hard not to be charmed by this additional living space.

Moving on from the sitting room, a passage takes you towards the cleverly designed KITCHEN. The kitchen area houses everything you might expect in a modern kitchen, with plenty of workspace, a breakfast bar separates the eating area, which in turn happily houses a table for the family of 6 who live here. The main feature of this room is undoubtedly the charming French doors that fill the room with light and open out onto the lawns which roll down to open countryside. A perfect spot for Al Fresco dining.

Returning to the passage there is a further door out into the stone courtyard and a perfectly located UTILITY / SHOWER ROOM. With stylish exposed stone walling and contemporary shower, W.C. and wash basin. This also houses the washing machine and tumble dryer…perfect positioning for families returning from muddy walks or sandy days on the beach.

The staircase itself is a significant feature of the home, being spacious and panelled, opening out onto the quintessentially cottage-style sleeping quarters. The pretty LANDING leads to both bedrooms, with original wooden floorboards running throughout the upper floors. The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM is a further spacious room with charming windows on both sides. One looking out across the lane towards the church and the other looking down across the gardens and Purbeck countryside beyond. This room is currently used as the children’s room but lends itself as an unexpectedly large double. BEDROOM TWO is also a double bedroom with more spectacular views across the lane and towards the church. There is a magnificent BATHROOM with roll top bath at centre stage. Perfect for luxurious candlelit soaks or a fun filled bath time with rubber ducky and the kids.

Outside

The French doors from the kitchen open out to a spacious, private garden with magnificent views across farmland, hills and towards the original village church. From the kitchen side door there is a paved area with original flagstones, offering a sheltered spot tucked behind a raised stone bed. The garden is also perfectly dog and child safe, offering plenty of space for running around…and an ideal canvas for any keen gardener.

Location

Kingston is a small village all once part of the local country estate, set on a hill overlooking Corfe Castle and the Purbeck countryside. The stone cottages and houses are nestled under the kindly eye of ‘The Cathedral of Purbeck’. A variety of country and coastal walks are on your doorstep. The sandy beaches of Studland and Swanage are a short drive away…and swimming in Chapmans Pool (the local cove) is a stroll down South Street and into the valley leading to the sea.

There is a striving village community with events organised by neighbours who live both permanently and part time in the village. Whether it is the regular monthly get-together in the pub or hay wagon tours through the local estate or a film night in the magnificent gothic style church, you will soon find yourself welcomed into village life whether you plan to live here full or part time.

Wareham offers a frequent direct rail service to London with connections to regional airports at both Bournemouth and Southampton, supplemented by a network of ferry services, means accessing Europe and beyond is an easy option.

Directions

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Material Information

ROOM MEASUREMENTS: Please refer to floor plan.

SERVICES: Mains water and electricity; septic tank; electric central heating.

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Dorset (Purbeck) Council. Tax band E.

BROADBAND: Standard download 12 Mbps, upload 1 Mbps. Superfast download 80 Mbps, upload 20 Mbps. Please note all available speeds quoted are 'up to'.

MOBILE PHONE COVERAGE: Three & O2. For further information please go to Ofcom website.

TENURE: Freehold.

LETTINGS: Should you be interested in acquiring a Buy-to-Let investment, and would appreciate advice regarding the current rental market, possible yields, legislation for landlords and how to make a property safe and compliant for tenants, then find out about our Investor Club from our expert, Alexandra Holland. Alexandra will be pleased to provide you with additional, personalised support; just call her on the branch telephone number to take the next step.

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