4 bedroom house for sale
Guide Price
£425,000
High Street, Stalbridge, DT10
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Key features:
- SUBSTANTIAL HIGH STREET PREMISES COMPRISING DOUBLE FRONTED SHOP TOGETHER WITH ATTACHED DOUBLE FRONTE
- EXTENSIVE RANGE OF TRADITIONAL OUTBUILDINGS TO THE REAR
- DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
- REQUIRING PARTIAL MODERNISATION & RESTORATION
- GRADE II LISTED
Full description:
A traditional period residence enjoying a prominent location in the centre. The residential accommodation comprises:- four bedrooms (three doubles), further second floor attic room, family bathroom, separate WC, sitting room and kitchen. There is a substantial double fronted shop premises and to the rear an extensive range of out-buildings which offers potential for development and conversion subject to usual planning permissions and builders regulation. There is also a substantial court yard to the rear with parking for 6 vehicles. The electrical goods retail unit which sells new household domestic appliances and also services appliances has been trading successfully for several years under the name of PAG Sanders and accounts will be available for inspection to serious applicants. Early inspection to this property is highly recommended.
The small town of Stalbridge situated in North Dorset nestles in the heart of the Blackmore Vale and supports a good number of retail outlets and other businesses including a general stores, post office, pharmacy, bank, schools, garden centre, agricultural suppliers, public houses, doctors practice and dental surgery.
Nearby towns include:
STURMINSTER NEWTON YEOVIL WINCANTON
SHERBORNE GILLINGHAM
OUTSIDE:
As will be seen from the photograph the property fronts directly onto the pavement in the centre of the high street. To the right of the property is a broad vehicular driveway over which the neighbouring property also has right of access. This leads via a traditional gateway into
Courtyard: of generous proportions & would comfortably accommodate 6-7 vehicles abreast, leading off the courtyard is
Rear Gardens: 100ft deep max (approx) x 40ft wide max (approx), given over mainly to lawn & untended to the bottom part. The gardens are mainly walled and enjoy a high degree of privacy. Abutting the rear of the outbuildings is a derelict former kennels.
Outbuildings:
The Principle
Outbuilding: 75 long approx (22.88m) x 16 deep max (4.88m), comprising former stable, grain store and hay loft together with the rear offices to the shop premises, these outbuildings are on two storeys in part & are currently used as the offices & store room for the shop premises that offer great scope for development as previously stated (subject to P.P. and builders regs.).
The Coach
House: approx 20 deep (6.10m) x 16 wide (4.88m), single open access to the front, abutting The Coach House is
Lean-to Garage: which would accommodate a single vehicle.
Shop Premises: 25 (7.62m) max x 166 (5.03m), having double opening doors with adjacent display windows looking directly onto High St, light & power, door to offices/workshop previously described leading off to the rear.
HOUSE:
Entrance Hall: 1710 max (5.43m) x 49 (1.45m) max, being accessed from the High Street directly off the pavement to the front of the property and from the rear court yard, night storage heater pt, dado rail, electricity meter & fuses/trip switches, telephone pt, door to
Kitchen: 176 (5.33m ) max x 10 (3.06m), having windows to front & rear, stainless steel sink & drainer, units below, exposed timber floor, former fireplace, with ceramic tiled surround (not in use) power pts.
Hallway: generously proportioned, leading off the entrance hall previously described, night storage heater pt, stairs to upper floors, doorway through to shop premises previously described, windows to rear, door to
Sitting Room: 146 (1.74m) x 1110 (3.61m), having windows to front, fireplace with ceramic tiled surround, night storage heater pt, power pts, TV aerial pt.
FIRST FLOOR: approached via a broad winding staircase with window to rear, leading to
Landing: of extremely generous proportions, having enclosed door leading to attic room, windows to rear, night storage heater pt, door to
Bedroom 1: 168 (5.08m) x 136 (4.11m), an impressive room with windows to front, two built-in fitted wardrobes/cupboards, having the benefit of hot and cold water to basin, telephone pt, power pts, N.B this room is located over the shop.
Bedroom 2: 139 (4.19m) x 13 (3.95m), windows to front, panel heater, power pts.
Bedroom 3: 127 (3.83m) x 12 (3.66m), having windows to front, panel heater power pts.
Bedroom 4: (currently used as study), 811 (2.72m) max x 76 (2.29m) max, windows to front, power pts, exposed timber work, former fireplace (currently blocked off).
Bathroom: 1210 (3.9m) x 88 (2.69m), featuring a rolled top bath, wall mounted wash hand basin adjacent to which is an airing cupboard, windows to front, exposed timber panelling, electric warm air heater, night storage heater.
Cloakroom: 136 (4.11m) x 4 (1.22m), featuring traditional WC with high level cistern, window to rear with window seat in situ, exposed timber work to walls.
SECOND FLOOR:
Attic Room: approached via a doorway and enclosed staircase from first floor landing. 16 (4.88m) max x 1210 (3.91m) max, (dimensions at floor level restricted head height). This room features exposed A frame and has the benefit of light and gable end window.
SERVICES: Mains water, drainage and electricity.
VIEWINGS: Strictly through the agents Colbert-Smith.
The small town of Stalbridge situated in North Dorset nestles in the heart of the Blackmore Vale and supports a good number of retail outlets and other businesses including a general stores, post office, pharmacy, bank, schools, garden centre, agricultural suppliers, public houses, doctors practice and dental surgery.
Nearby towns include:
STURMINSTER NEWTON YEOVIL WINCANTON
SHERBORNE GILLINGHAM
OUTSIDE:
As will be seen from the photograph the property fronts directly onto the pavement in the centre of the high street. To the right of the property is a broad vehicular driveway over which the neighbouring property also has right of access. This leads via a traditional gateway into
Courtyard: of generous proportions & would comfortably accommodate 6-7 vehicles abreast, leading off the courtyard is
Rear Gardens: 100ft deep max (approx) x 40ft wide max (approx), given over mainly to lawn & untended to the bottom part. The gardens are mainly walled and enjoy a high degree of privacy. Abutting the rear of the outbuildings is a derelict former kennels.
Outbuildings:
The Principle
Outbuilding: 75 long approx (22.88m) x 16 deep max (4.88m), comprising former stable, grain store and hay loft together with the rear offices to the shop premises, these outbuildings are on two storeys in part & are currently used as the offices & store room for the shop premises that offer great scope for development as previously stated (subject to P.P. and builders regs.).
The Coach
House: approx 20 deep (6.10m) x 16 wide (4.88m), single open access to the front, abutting The Coach House is
Lean-to Garage: which would accommodate a single vehicle.
Shop Premises: 25 (7.62m) max x 166 (5.03m), having double opening doors with adjacent display windows looking directly onto High St, light & power, door to offices/workshop previously described leading off to the rear.
HOUSE:
Entrance Hall: 1710 max (5.43m) x 49 (1.45m) max, being accessed from the High Street directly off the pavement to the front of the property and from the rear court yard, night storage heater pt, dado rail, electricity meter & fuses/trip switches, telephone pt, door to
Kitchen: 176 (5.33m ) max x 10 (3.06m), having windows to front & rear, stainless steel sink & drainer, units below, exposed timber floor, former fireplace, with ceramic tiled surround (not in use) power pts.
Hallway: generously proportioned, leading off the entrance hall previously described, night storage heater pt, stairs to upper floors, doorway through to shop premises previously described, windows to rear, door to
Sitting Room: 146 (1.74m) x 1110 (3.61m), having windows to front, fireplace with ceramic tiled surround, night storage heater pt, power pts, TV aerial pt.
FIRST FLOOR: approached via a broad winding staircase with window to rear, leading to
Landing: of extremely generous proportions, having enclosed door leading to attic room, windows to rear, night storage heater pt, door to
Bedroom 1: 168 (5.08m) x 136 (4.11m), an impressive room with windows to front, two built-in fitted wardrobes/cupboards, having the benefit of hot and cold water to basin, telephone pt, power pts, N.B this room is located over the shop.
Bedroom 2: 139 (4.19m) x 13 (3.95m), windows to front, panel heater, power pts.
Bedroom 3: 127 (3.83m) x 12 (3.66m), having windows to front, panel heater power pts.
Bedroom 4: (currently used as study), 811 (2.72m) max x 76 (2.29m) max, windows to front, power pts, exposed timber work, former fireplace (currently blocked off).
Bathroom: 1210 (3.9m) x 88 (2.69m), featuring a rolled top bath, wall mounted wash hand basin adjacent to which is an airing cupboard, windows to front, exposed timber panelling, electric warm air heater, night storage heater.
Cloakroom: 136 (4.11m) x 4 (1.22m), featuring traditional WC with high level cistern, window to rear with window seat in situ, exposed timber work to walls.
SECOND FLOOR:
Attic Room: approached via a doorway and enclosed staircase from first floor landing. 16 (4.88m) max x 1210 (3.91m) max, (dimensions at floor level restricted head height). This room features exposed A frame and has the benefit of light and gable end window.
SERVICES: Mains water, drainage and electricity.
VIEWINGS: Strictly through the agents Colbert-Smith.
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