Hadwidia Court, Poundbury, Dorchester

A traditional built detached house with two double bedrooms, situated towards the northern edge of Poundbury.

On the ground floor a hall with stairs rising to the first floor. Door to an open plan kitchen dining room with double glazed doors opening out to the garden. The kitchen will be fitted with a range of wall and floor mounted units with worktop surfaces and integrated appliances. There is a separate storage cupboard and cloakroom.

On the first floor a spacious sitting room, two double bedrooms, the principal bedroom with ensuite shower room. A family bathroom and airing cupboard.

Rear access from the garden to two parking spaces.

The property will include a NHBC 10-year warranty and benefits from a gas fired central heating system.

The drawings and particulars are for illustrative purposes only and shall not form part of any contract.

Situation - Poundbury, a development inspired and designed by the HRH King Charles III is located on the north-east outskirts of Dorchester the County Town of Dorset.

The property is situated off Limbry Lane which leads to Peninsula Way, the northern boundary of Poundbury.

Queen Mother Square offers a Waitrose, Brace Butchers, garden centre and gallery, ‘Duchess of Cornwall’ public house and restaurant to mention but a few and there are further amenities on Poundbury including a first school, boutiques, veterinary practice, dentist surgery, doctor's surgery along with a number of specialist outlets and local businesses. A Farmers Market is held on Queen Mother Square monthly.

The Great Field is just a short distance away with outside gym equipment and large recreational space for exercising and walking.

Poundbury boasts its own magazine publication which provides a diary of events including a selection of clubs and groups for example, a bridge club and film nights, Brownsword club quiz, fitness clubs and many more.

Dorchester is situated within approximately 1½ miles and provides a comprehensive range of shopping and recreational facilities including a leisure centre, library and cinema. It is in the catchment area of a number of highly regarded schools. There are numerous sports football, tennis and golf. There are many footpaths and bridleways across the beautiful surrounding countryside. The Jurassic Coastline is a few miles to the south with some sandy beaches, and water sports along the coast of Weymouth/Portland. Dorchester south and west train stations provide direct service to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads respectively. The A35 gives good access to Poole and Bournemouth and the cross channel ferries at Poole.

Services - Electricity, gas, water and mains drainage. Gas fired central heating.

Local Authority
Dorset Council Tel:

Council tax band: TBC
EPC: Predictive Assessment: B

Tenure
Freehold