Bere Regis, Dorset

Bitchams Mead is tucked away in the village, with footpaths straight from the front door winding around the neighbourhood woodland and beside the small Bere stream that feeds into the River Piddle.

As you wind into Bitchams Mead, you are welcomed to Number 4, it is nestled in the cul-de-sac, surrounded by nature.

Through the front door and into the wide and open HALLWAY, there is a handy W.C., and doors through to the SITTING ROOM. This is a bright room with a beautiful brushed Purbeck Stone fire surround and large mirror reflecting light into the room. Through an archway, the DINING ROOM looks out onto the rear garden with sliding doors opening onto it too. There is a doorway leading through to the KITCHEN, which is clean and fresh, your eye being drawn to the rear garden. there is a gas hob, electric oven and spaces for white goods. There is a door, from here, that leads through to the tandem garage.

The stairs from the hallway lead up to the sleeping accommodation. With a PRINCIPAL BEDROOM which looks out ot the woods at the front of the property. The ENSUITE is fully equipped with a shower, hand basin and W.C.,
There are a futher two DOUBLE BEDROOMS and a family BATHROOM, with a bath, handbasin and W.C.

There is a lovely homely feel to this house, clear that it has been well-loved. And now there is a great opportunity, to put your own stamp on a house for your family, as there is some updating required to fit modern expectations.

Outside
As you wind into Bitchams Mead, you are welcomed to Number 4, with its driveway and TANDEM GARAGE.

There is a rear GARDEN, which feels quite private and is partly walled. It is a wide open garden, and has a large lawn at the moment, taking centre stage. For garden lovers, there is the possibility of designing and growing your plot. For football lovers, there is the joy of putting the nets up and having a kick around!

Location
Bitchams Mead is in the popular village of Bere Regis, which is located in the heart of Hardy country and just off the A31 and A35 with easy and good access to the county town of Dorchester to the west and Poole and Bournemouth to the southeast. The property itself is walking distance to the newly revamped village shop and post office, the church and both public houses. The property is close to the nature reserve and has some spectacular walks along the river and through Mays Wood. There is a primary school in the village and the catchment is for the highly commended Lytchett Minster School. The main line stations from nearby Wareham, Wool and Dorchester have trains directly to London Waterloo. A short drive will get you to the sandy beaches at Studland, Swanage and Weymouth, and the spectacular Jurassic coastal views that Durdle Door and Luworth Cove have to offer.

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