Description
A charming character home situated in the heart of a popular village close to amenities, boasting a modern kitchen and offered to the market with no forward chain.
Accommodation - Dairy Cottage is coming to the market for the first time in 30 years and is situated in a quiet private development in the heart of Child Okeford, just a short walk to the village amenities. The heart of the home is characterful sitting room which includes many wonderful features such as wooden beams and a fireplace. The recently renovated kitchen overlooks the rear garden and comprises of a range of tasteful shaker style wall and base units with a range of integrated appliances. A conservatory connects both the kitchen and sitting room, a light and bright room with doors to the rear garden it would make an ideal dining room. Completing the ground floor is the cloakroom comprising of basin and w.c.
The main bedroom is a good size double situated to the front of the cottage and includes a comprehensive range of built in wardrobes The second bedroom is situated to the rear overlooking the garden, easily accommodating a double bed and includes a built in wardrobe. The third bedroom is a nice size single bedroom currently arranged as an office and includes a a built in wardrobe. The bathroom comprises of a disability bath, basin and w.c.
Outside - The property is approached by a parking area immediately in front of the dwelling laid to stone chippings. Opposite the front door situated in a block is a single garage benefitting from an electric open and over door and lighting. The rear garden enjoys a sunny aspect and has been landscaped for ease of maintenance, a stone pathway leads to established flower beds.
Situation - Child Okeford is a thriving village, between the River Stour to the west and Hambledon Hill to the east. It has an excellent range of facilities to include a general store, a post office, an organic farm shop, a church, two public houses, a doctor's surgery with dispensary and a primary school with nursery. The nearby towns of Blandford Forum and Shaftesbury offer a wide range of facilities including shops, supermarkets, a small hospital and libraries, whilst Gillingham has a mainline railway station (London Waterloo). Further afield is Salisbury to the east and Bath to the north. The A303 is approximately 30 minutes to the north, giving access to the south-west and London via the M3.
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Services - All mains services
Material Information - Dorset Council Tax Band - E
Tel: 01305 211 970
EPC- C
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