Dorchester, Dorset

A handsome family home set in a mature residential area, perfectly situated for easy access to the town’s facilities and schooling. A leafy outlook and predominantly westerly-facing back garden are further advantages.

The accommodation is entered via an enclosed PORCH into a generous ENTRANCE HALL. A useful GUEST CLOAKROOM is to hand and stairs lead up to the first floor. The SITTING ROOM has easy access to the garden via a glazed door and a cosy fireplace for the cooler evenings. The STUDY is a very useful multi-purpose room and overlooks the front of the property. The adjacent KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM is fitted extensively with a large number of base and wall units and has an integral dishwasher, double oven/grill/hob with extractor fan over and space for a fridge/freezer and washing machine. A small lobby from the kitchen gives access outside and also to the UTILITY ROOM with space for a tumble dryer plus additional storage. The DINING ROOM is extremely spacious and can easily accommodate a large table for entertaining. Two windows frame views of the garden.

On the FIRST FLOOR landing is an airing cupboard and five bedrooms in total. The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM has a predominantly east-facing aspect and so beautifully sunny in the mornings. The ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM has a double shower unit, pedestal wash-hand basin and close-coupled W.C. BEDROOMS TWO & THREE are both double rooms: one has two built-in wardrobes. BEDROOMS FOUR & FIVE are single rooms. The FAMILY BATHROOM has a panelled bath, pedestal wash-hand basin and W.C.

Outside
There is plentiful parking to the front of the house and the plot wraps around the house, being lawned to the rear with a paved patio area taking full advantage of the sun. A small timber garden shed is included, and it is generally a private space with a pleasing outlook.

Location
This part of Barnes Way is located just off South Court Avenue: a very popular area in which to live in the heart of Dorchester. A historic market town, Dorchester is known for its rich history, charming architecture, and picturesque surroundings. The county town offers a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, leisure facilities and county hospital. Well-regarded St Osmunds C of E Middle School is a short walk away and Thomas Hardye Senior School is also within easy reach. Dorchester is also home to several cultural attractions, such as the Dorset County Museum and the Maumbury Rings, an ancient Roman amphitheatre. The area is well-connected with transportation links (London/Waterloo), making it easy to explore the surrounding countryside and nearby Jurassic coast within this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Overall, Dorchester is an inviting place to live, offering a mix of modern conveniences and a touch of traditional English charm.

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