Description
A charming unlisted 3 bedroom cottage which has been sympathetically modernised to create a classic country home with spacious accommodation throughout and with a garage as well as a pretty garden.
Dwelling - This stunning cottage resides in the centre of the desirable village of Netherbury. The property has been renovated to a high standard throughout and is the perfect country residence for those looking for comfort and modern convenience. Character features abound including beamed ceilings, window seats and solid wood floors. These are combined with quality finishes like a bespoke kitchen and handmade rear windows. The spacious accommodation extends to two generous reception rooms and three double bedrooms. Wren Cottage has the very rare addition of a garage attached to its property aswell as a courtyard and garden to the rear. Double glazing throughout and electric heating.
Accomodation - Moving through the vestibule you enter into the inviting sitting room which centres around the wood burner designed to enhance those cosy winter evenings. Beams extend across the ceilings in both this room and the generous dining room. Stairs rise up to the first floor. The dining room has bi folding doors which open out to a courtyard and garden beyond. The classic shaker style kitchen is hand painted and, for ease, has many integrated items. Off the kitchen is a cloakroom. Upstairs you will find spacious bedrooms with good built in storage. The attractive bathroom, like the house, is spacious with both a bath and separate shower unit.
Outside - The single integral garage provides both parking and great storage. To the rear of the cottage is a charming garden with a patio and furniture, ideal for dining al fresco or enjoying a sundowner. This split-level space also has steps up to a lawned area, perfect for a picnic.
Situation Text - Netherbury is a picturesque village in a designated conservation area comprising mainly period stone houses and cottages for which the area is well known. It has a church and village hall and the 'Hare and Hounds' public house can be found in the nearby hamlet of Waytown. Beaminster to the north offers many facilities including a good range of shops, churches, post office, library, two schools, health centres, other professional services and many social and sporting facilities. For a range of multiple stores one can visit Bridport (5 miles), Dorchester or Yeovil.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Broadband: Standard and superfast are available.
Mobile coverage:
Indoor voice and data
EE/3 - Limited voice only with no data.
Outdoor Voice and Data:
EE/3/Vodafone/02 - You are likely to receive coverage.
Local Authority - Dorset Council - Tel: 01305 251010
Current rateable value (1 April 2023 to present) £2,950.
The property was previously a Band D.
Property Information - There are no current granted planning applications within the postcode that will affect the property, which we have been made aware of.
https://planning.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk
At the time of launching the property to the market the vendors have confirmed that none of the rights, restrictions or covenants have affected the way they have lived or have used the property.
Directions - From Beaminster proceed south on the A3066 towards Bridport. Turn right signposted Netherbury and proceed down into the village, bearing right over the bridge. Continue up Bridge Street and this property will be found on the right-hand side prior to reaching the village centre
Agents Note - There is a private right of way at the very rear of the garden
