Stratton, Dorset

Welcome to this modern, well presented and extended family residence, lying a mere four miles from the county town in the popular village of Stratton. This attractive property with its rendered and pleasing flint elevations, under a tile hung roof, offers a blend of contemporary living and rural charm.

The ENTRANCE HALL is both welcoming and light, a straight staircase rises to the first floor, while the understairs area has been cleverly adapted to provide both storage opportunities and seating. From the entrance hall a door provides access to the rear garden. Discreetly positioned is the CLOAKROOM with W.C., vanity unit with wash hand basin. On a practical note, located here is the inconspicuous Gloworm™ boiler situated within a built-in cupboard. The SITTING ROOM lies to the rear of the residence overlooking the south-east facing garden, this inviting reception room has contemporary window shutters (as fitted elsewhere throughout the house) stylishly controlling both light and privacy, the room is centred around the log burner for those cooler evenings with slate hearth and timber mantel.

The KITCHEN/DINING ROOM has an array of both floor based and wall mounted cupboards, timeless wooden worktops provide food preparation work surfaces, whilst integrated appliances include Bosch™ oven, and induction hob with fume hood over, and Bosch™ dishwasher. In addition, there is space and associated plumbing for a washing machine and cupboard housing for an upright fridge with freezer. Able to accommodate a table and chairs the kitchen diner with twin shuttered windows overlooks the varied street scene.

Venturing upstairs is the landing with natural light courtesy of the side aspect window. BEDROOMS TWO and BEDROOM THREE are both double bedrooms, bedroom two with a range of quality fitted wardrobes and overlooks the rear garden, bedroom three lies to the front of the house. The FAMILY BATHROOM / SHOWER ROOM comprises a four-piece suite with vanity unit and wash hand basin, W.C., corner shower cubicle and panelled bath with mixer tap and hand shower attachment. A window provides natural light.

Lying opposite the bathroom sits the original bedroom three now utilised as an ever-useful STUDY AREA / WORKSTATION this versatile space with window overlooking the village scape has stairs rising to the PRINCIPAL BEDROOM SUITE. This charming double bedroom has been cleverly and sympathetically converted for the present owners. Bathed in natural light with a twin pair of Velux™ windows the bedroom enjoys far reaching views. Eaves provide for storage, and there is a well-appointed ENSUITE BATHROOM. The contemporary suite having vanity unit with countertop wash hand basin, W.C., with enclosed cistern and stylish freestanding bath with mixer tap and hand shower attachment. A Velux™ window provides natural light.

Outside
Immediately to the rear of the house is a paved terrace perfect for entertaining or an ideal vantage spot from which to survey the garden. There is a level garden area arranged to artificial lawn for ease of maintenance, with borders with twin bay trees and additional planting providing both colour and interest. To the foot of the garden is a further paved patio seating area, part walled, with pergola and log storage. Here a gate provides rear access, alternatively a side personal door leads to the GARAGING. The single garage is semi-detached with generous loft storage options, power, light and up and over door. The garage is currently lightly partitioned forming a home gym. There is also an allocated parking space, and there is ample informal street parking available.

Location
Stratton is a thriving village with an inviting community spirit, the village is made up of a thoughtful blend of older-style residences and newer properties. Here you will find everything you need, including a church, village hall, welcoming public house, playground and playing fields. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, with its many cycle paths and walks. Beyond the village itself, convenience is on your doorstep; the A37 ensures easy access to both Yeovil and the county town of Dorchester. A mere four miles away, Dorchester is a vibrant market town providing chain and independent stores, cafes and restaurants, plus a wide range of services. There are two cinemas, an arts centre, the county hospital and the highly acclaimed Thomas Hardye School, the catchment area of which includes the village of Stratton. Two mainline train stations provide easy access to London and Bristol, adding to the convenience of this location.

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