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Gussage All Saints, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Description

A delightful 18th century 4 bedroom detached village home tucked away in the heart of Gussage All Saints village, on the fringe of the Cranborne Chase and about 8 miles from Wimborne Minster. Shires Barn is a charming rural retreat set off a long driveway in well stocked, partly walled gardens offering lovely views over the adjacent fields.

Formerly the barn and stables for the adjacent farmhouse, Shires Barn was converted into a large family home in the 1980s. It is of traditional construction, with red brick and flint elevations, 5 high gables and a tiled roof. The house is has timber double glazed windows.

The main garden area is largely walled and offers stunning views over the adjacent farmland towards Win Green and Shaftesbury. There is a wealth of trees and shrubs including beech, conifer, fir and fruit. Outside the conservatory there is a small lawn, a planted rockery, a pond and a paved terrace.

AT A GLANCE

Ground Floor
• Kitchen
• Utility Room
• Dining Hall
• Sitting Room
• Conservatory

First Floor
• Four Double Bedrooms
• Jack and Jill Bathroom
• Family Bathroom

Outside
• Garden
• Garage & Garden Storage
• Plenty of Parking

SERVICES
• Mains electricity and water, and has
• Oil fired central heating
• EPC Band E
• Council Tax Band G
• Superfast broadband available in the area
• Mobile Coverage - Likely/Limited
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From Harley Lane, a gravelled driveway flanked by yew trees leads to the barn and provides parking for several vehicles. A 5-bar gate gives access to a driveway/footpath which offers additional parking. The integral double garage has timber double doors, and there is a large workshop (formerly a stable) with a vaulted ceiling, exposed A-frame timbers and a brick floor. The front of the barn is adorned with wisteria and climbing roses.

Location:
The picturesque market town of Wimborne Minster is centred around a charming town square and boasts a lively shopping area featuring both independent shops and national chain stores, a good range of pubs and restaurants, the Tivoli theatre/cinema and the historic Minster church. There are state schools for all ages, and the surrounding area is well served by both grammar and independent schools. There is easy access by road to the coastal towns of Poole and Bournemouth, both of which have mainline rail links to London Waterloo. Beautiful countryside surrounds the town and Dorset’s stunning beaches are within easy reach.

Directions:
From Wimborne, proceed north on the B3078 towards Cranborne for about 5 miles. Turn left at The Horton Inn and proceed over the stone bridge, through the S-bend and up the hill. After about half a mile, turn right, signposted to Gussage All Saints. Take the second turning left into the village, and proceed past The Drovers Inn on the right. Follow the road to the
war memorial and turn right, with the church ahead, into Harley Lane. The driveway to Shires Barn can be found, after a short distance, on the left hand side.

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44 Castle Street, Salisbury, SP1 3TS
Winkworth Salisbury Estate Agents
01722 510089

At Winkworth Salisbury, we believe in having an open and honest dialogue with our clients. We're a heritage company with a contemporary approach, so if you'd like to discuss how we can help you in more detail, please make an appointment at our new offices in Castle Street, Salisbury, which are close to the Market Square and easily accessible in the centre of the City.

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Why move to Salisbury?

The ancient city of Salisbury offers the very best of town and country - bustling city centre, breathtaking countryside and lashings of community spirit. The historic city centre offers excellent shopping, eating, drinking and entertainment in a setting that couldn't be more picturesque, while the surroundings offer quintessential English countryside, great dog walks, cycle rides, country houses and other attractions to explore. Thanks to the abundance of cycle paths, bike shops and the largely flat city centre, the area is also markedly bike-friendly. There is a great choice of schools, lots of family friendly activities plus reliable bus services so older children can have a taste of independence. What's more, Salisbury is just 90 minutes drive or train ride from the capital, and boasts special pre-6am and late night commuter-friendly rail services. In short, Salisbury is not only beautiful and steeped in history, it's also family, commuter, cycle and dog friendly, making it a great place to raise children and a popular choice with both local people and those moving out of London.

A little bit of history

Salisbury is a vibrant cathedral city with an historic heart. The town as we know it was laid out in a grid pattern around 1220, with a market at its centre. Soon after, work on Salisbury Cathedral began. In medieval times Salisbury was a popular stop between the west and channel ports, London and the West Country, but the main industry was wool making. By the 15th century, Salisbury became one of the largest towns in England with a population of around 8,000. Today it's home to nearer 40,000.

Things to do

Whether you're interested in history, culture, sports or the great outdoors there is plenty to keep you busy in Salisbury and the surrounding countryside.

The Salisbury Museum offers fascinating permanent and special exhibitions spanning archeology, fine art and social history, Salisbury Theatre puts on an eclectic mix of productions and the Odeon on Canal Street shows all the latest films. There are copious cultural events held throughout the year from music festivals to evenings devoted to world-famous photographer and Wiltshire resident Cecil Beaton.

Leisure pursuits are extraordinarily well catered for too, with a myriad of golf courses, a race track, open country houses and National Trust properties, chalk stream fishing and acclaimed field sports, to name but a few. The Five Rivers leisure centre offers a choice of swimming pools, a fully equipped gym, an exercise, yoga and dance studio, an eight court sports hall, an athletics track and the Take Five café.

Within the city you'll find a great choice of parks, both urban and riverside, all of which are are dog friendly with excellent play equipment for children. Further afield you'll find some of the UK's most beautiful countryside. Salisbury sits at the confluence of five rivers, the River Avon and its chalk stream tributaries the Nadder, Ebble, Wylye and Bourne. They cut a path through the landscape to the sea, their gin clear streams making up the wonderfully eclectic topography that surround the water meadow levels of the city.

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