Description
Tucked away in a peaceful, unmade adopted lane surrounded by untouched countryside, this delightful Grade II Listed cottage dates back to the 18th century and enjoys an idyllic rural setting. Recently refurbished throughout, the cottage blends its historic charm with contemporary conveniences, offering beautifully presented accommodation in a serene environment.
The Dwelling - Nestled amidst unspoilt countryside along a quiet, unmade adopted lane, this charming Grade II Listed cottage dates back to the 18th century and offers a truly tranquil setting. Having undergone a complete renovation, the cottage is beautifully presented, combining period character with modern comforts.
Accommodation - Upon entering, the property exudes a wonderful sense of light and space, with careful restoration evident throughout. The ground floor showcases charming stone flooring and attractive wooden beams, adding to the character of the home. A standout feature is the lovely sitting room, complete with a central fireplace and wood-burning stove, offering stunning views of the delightful gardens and surrounding grounds. The beautifully restored family kitchen serves as the heart of the home, spacious enough to accommodate a kitchen/dining table.. Adjacent to the kitchen is a generously sized boot room, a utility room and a WC.
A charming wooden staircase leads to the first floor, where you will find a spacious principal bedroom complete with an en suite shower room. The first floor also offers two additional bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom.
Garden - The gardens surrounding Ford Cottage are truly enchanting, offering a serene and picturesque retreat. Two streams meander through the grounds, converging at a small waterfall. Adjacent to the southern gable of the cottage, a delightful terrace with a pergola. Several charming bridges cross the streams, and small areas of woodland add to the natural beauty of the setting.
At the rear, an expanse of meadow is divided into two enclosures, with the first featuring a dew pond, further enhancing the countryside feel. Additionally, the property benefits from two timber-built garages/stores, both equipped with electric light and power, offering practical storage solutions.
Situation - Ford Cottage is located about half a mile from the picturesque rural village of Corscombe, nestled along sunken lanes amidst the lush, hilly landscape of the northern scarp slope of the Dorset Downs. Just 8 miles from the town of Yeovil, Corscombe offers a welcoming village atmosphere, complete with a pub (The Fox Inn), a church, and a cricket ground. The nearby market town of Beaminster caters to most daily needs.
The cottage boasts direct access to miles of scenic footpaths and benefits from excellent transport links, including a regular train service from Crewkerne to Waterloo, and convenient road access via the A356 and A37.
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Material Information - Mains electric and water are connected to the property. Oil central heating and septic tank drainage.
Broadband - Superfast broadband is available.
Mobile phone network coverage is likely outside, with no coverage available inside.
(Information from Ofcom https://www.ofcom.org.uk)
Dorset Council
Flooding - the Government's flood risk assessment at https://check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk/risk# gives the flood risk of an area, not a specific property. The owners report there have been no issues for this property with flooding during their or previous ownerships.
