Description
A unique Grade II Listed character cottage boasting an impressive ground floor accommodation and generously sized rear garden in a peaceful village location.
Accommodatioin - This charming Grade II listed thatched cottage blends character charm with modern decoration throughout. The property is predominantly accessed from the rear leading into a modern kitchen / breakfast room which sympathetically blends modern fittings with a country style. The kitchen comprises of wall and base units with a counter top, AEG electric oven and 4-ring gas hob, double bowl ceramic sink and a large integrated fridge and dishwasher. The kitchen enjoys a beautiful outlook over the rear garden and boasts a vaulted ceiling, exposed brickwork and stone flooring. The kitchen leads to the reception rooms situated at the front via a corridor with floor to ceiling windows. The original cottage entrance, and what could be considered the "front door" enters into the dining room. This stunning space features a most attractive inglenook fireplace with a modern wood burner, exposed beams and a front aspect view. The cosy sitting room is a well-proportioned space that has many original features, stone flooring and an inglenook fireplace with inset wood burner and brick surround as a focal point. Completing the ground floor is a useful utility room and bathroom comprising of a roll top bath, walk-in shower, bidet, basin and w.c.
Rising to the first floor, the three bedrooms are accessed via two separate staircases. On one side is the master bedroom which is a good sized double room overlooking the front of the property. The second and third bedrooms are accessed via the other staircase.
Outside - The picturesque walled garden is secluded and well established, predominantly East-facing and ideal for gardening enthusiasts. It includes a variety of flower and shrub beds interspersed with pathways and a lawn area. There is also a patio perfect for dining al-fresco enjoying the stunning views over this gorgeous cottage garden. To the rear of the garden is a useful outbuilding with power. There is also side access to the front of the property, which includes an off road parking space.
Situation - Durweston is situated just two miles north of Blandford and stands on the west bank of the River Stour. The village has a 500 year old church which has an unusual sculpture over the main door, thought to be that of St Elay - the patron of blacksmiths. Other amenities include a village hall and primary school.
Directions - what3words///poems.transcribes.reclining
Services - All mains services. Gas central heating.
Material Information - Dorset Council Tax Band - G
Tel: 01305 211 970
There is broadband and mobile coverage in the area, please refer to Ofcom's website for more details.
Please refer to the government website for more details.https://www.gov.uk/check-long-term-flood-risk
Photographs taken May 2026 (c) Symonds & Sampson
