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Smugglers Lane, Colehill, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21

PROPERTY TYPE

Semi-Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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Key features

  • South/west facing plot
  • Double garage with a well-equipped, large office above
  • Many characterful features
  • Orangery style conservatory
  • Mature gardens

Description

Highwood is a particularly attractive and imposing semi-detached property believed to be of early Edwardian origin that has been sympathetically restored and modernised in recent years. Highwood is the south facing wing of the original house divided into two over 40 years ago, yet has the feel of a detached property. Along with spacious, light and well planned accommodation, the house offers mature and secluded gardens approaching one third of an acre and sits in an excellent location in Colehill, just 1.2 miles from the centre of Wimborne.

As you approach through the two red brick pillars you are instantly shown a large expanse of garden with mature trees, shrubs and borders. A chalet style double garage sits to the left of the home, with a well-equipped, large office above. This complex was constructed with the potential for conversion into additional accommodation, subject to the relevant planning permissions. It already has double-skinned walls, power and water.

The gardens are full of intricate little pathways, a well-stocked pond that runs to a depth of four metres, with potential for conversion to a natural pool, large expanses of lawn, and mature laurel bushes on the boundary. On the right hand side of the plot there is a bright terrace area ideal for garden parties and barbecues, giving access to both the conservatory and the kitchen/breakfast room.

Highwood’s main entrance is through an enclosed character porch with feature traditional floor tiles and ample storage for coats and boots.

As you enter the home you are greeted by a large entrance hall with a beautiful 14ft high ceiling, a wooden floor and a feeling of calm and tranquility. A formal lounge is found to the left, with a high ceiling, beautiful bay windows, full-length French doors, and a stone fireplace (with inset log burner.) The French doors lead out to a brick paved area giving access to the office and double garage.

A complex of rooms come together to offer a modern flowing kitchen and family dining space, while retaining a distinct character. The kitchen/breakfast room is a traditional space with a beautiful view across the garden, pond and sun-drenched terrace. All expected facilities are available, as well as ample space for a table and chairs. There is also access through to the snug which has a cosy feel, with wooden floors and doors. Off the snug is an orangery style conservatory with a characterful tiled floor, timber windows and a pitched roof, leading out to the garden on two sides.

As you ascend the stairs the house splits into two wings. To the right there is a beautiful, large double bedroom with wooden sash windows overlooking the conservatory and garden. A door leads through to an over-sized panelled en suite with separate bath and large walk-in shower. The second bedroom on this side is a double room with views over the front garden.

At the split in the staircase, to the left there are two further double bedrooms. The landing area has loft access and a large built-in linen cupboard. One small double room, to the front is currently used as a chill-out room. The second is a large double bedroom with a dual aspect over the front gardens and out towards the office area. Both of these rooms have timber sash windows with triple glazing. The final room on this wing is a shower room with partly tiled walls, a large walk-in shower, twin wash basins and a WC.

Highwood has retained many characterful features and has been re-decorated in keeping with its period. Where possible, rolltop radiators have been retained, along with wooden sash windows, and internal doors have brass furniture

Location:
Colehill offers first and middle schools, a church, a library, local shops including a Co-Op/post office, and scenic walks in Cannon Hill Plantation. Bus services connect to the market town of Wimborne Minster (approximately 2 miles) with its busy shopping centre and wide range of amenities, and to the coastal town of Bournemouth which has a mainline rail link to London Waterloo.

Directions:
From Wimborne, proceed up Rowlands Hill, past Colehill Cricket Ground and along Wimborne Road. At the war memorial, turn left into Colehill Lane and at the crossroads, turn left into Smugglers Lane. The entrance to Highwood can be found on the right hand side.

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Why Winkworth?

From the moment you walk into our Southbourne office, it is clear we take a very different approach to agency. The office is warm and welcoming with several sofa seating areas and a coffee machine so you can take a seat, relax, and discuss your property needs. Winkworth franchises are all individually owned making them a personal service from start to finish.

The Southbourne team have years of combined agency experience along with a huge wealth of knowledge and first-hand experience of the local area. 3 members of the team live in Southbourne and the surrounding area. We are not just local agents but local people within the Southbourne community with extensive knowledge from schools, playparks to dog walks and shops. Combining our local knowledge along with the Winkworth national network of over 90 offices helps us cast our net further to help find you the right buyer.

We understand that not everyone has the same reason to buy or sell a home, so a one size fits all isn't the right approach. It is important to listen to everyone's needs and tailor a service to suit. This could be from bells and whistles marketing to something low key, we will adapt to each individual person or circumstance.

Our history

Established in 1835 and with 100 offices across the UK, our network is possibly the most powerful of all. Every office works closely with its neighbouring Winkworth branches, sharing properties and buyers and packing a real punch with their combined marketing. The network is connected by our shared software, which we actively scour to match homes with buyers, even if they're at opposite ends of the country!

London is not just a token office, we have over 60 separate London branches to combine with our local expertise and innovative marketing. This means we can strive to achieve the best possible price.

Why Southbourne

Southbourne is part of the beautiful coastline with award winning sandy beaches while not being far from the famous Hengistbury Head and New Forrest national park. It has great transport links with a bustling and vibrant high street which over recent year has been rejuvenated to include many independent café's, restaurants, delicatessen and boutique style shops.

Hengistbury Head

Hengistbury head is a fascinating place not only for its wide variety of habitats including heathland, grassland, scrub, woodland, freshwater wetland and coastland but also for its internationally important archaeology and geology. Hengistbury head has something for all the family from dog walks, picnics and even ride on the Noddy train down to Mudeford spit! there is also a 9 hole par 3 gold course for any budding golfers.

Tuckton | Wick

Wick is a peaceful picturesque village set alongside the river Stour. It sits between Southbourne and Christchurch. Whether it's taking a leisurely stroll down to the tea gardens in Tuckton for an ice cream, having a picnic on the grass while enjoying the view of Christchurch Priory or kayaking down the river, Tuckton & Wick offer a little slice of peace and tranquillity.

Boscombe Manor

Boscombe Manor, Southbourne's most sought-after area. It is conveniently located just a stone's throw to the clifftops which is home to miles of sandy beaches and a short distance to Southbourne's high-street. Most of the properties in this area were built in the 1920's / 1930's oozing elegance and style with many of these beautiful gentleman's residences having retained their original character features which include oak panelled entrance hallways. Whether you are taking a leisurely stroll along the clifftops down to the beach or simply sitting in the café with a coffee admiring the views, Boscombe Manor is not to be missed!

Boscombe Pier

Home to miles of sandy beaches, the popular surf reef and free entry onto the pier, it has something for everyone. It enjoys a variety of restaurants and bars. Diverse landmarks in lively Boscombe include art deco buildings, a restored Victorian pier with a modernist entrance hall, and the 1890s-built Royal Arcade shopping mall. Boscombe has its own thriving nightlife scene with established venues such as the O2 Academy hosting a wide range of local, national, and international artists. The beachfront Chine Gardens has paths winding around flower beds and a mini-golf course.

Boscombe East | Littledown

Boscombe East enjoys leafy tree lined avenues with most of the properties built circa 1930. By contrast, Littledown is a more modern development built circa mid 80's. It is conveniently located just a short distance to Southbourne, the Royal Bournemouth Hospital and the Littledown centre with its indoor pool, gym, football pitches and plenty of after school activities such as gymnastics. There is a playpark for the little ones, a lake and picnic areas. It also has a good primary and secondary schools making this a very family friendly area.

Pokesdown | Kings Park

Kings Park and its adjoining neighbour Pokesdown is home to the premiership team AFC Bournemouth. Many of the properties in this area were built 1890's to 1900. It enjoys an athletics stadium, cricket pitch with a pavilion along with a skate park and playpark for the little ones. There is also a large nursery for any green fingered enthusiasts. With good transport links, it is an ideal location for those that need to commute. The hustle and bustle of Southbourne high-street is just a short distance.

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