Chapel Lane, Yenston, Templecombe

Nestled in a quiet hamlet within Yenston, this charming two-bedroom cottage boasts a prime position on a no-through road, backing onto a picturesque hillside. Beautifully presented with an impressive oak-framed extension, this property is available to the market with no onward chain.

The Dwelling - This charming semi-detached, two-bedroom cottage features classic stone elevations beneath a tiled roof. Enhanced with a ground-floor extension, the addition seamlessly blends with the property’s original character and charm.

Accommodation - The ground floor showcases a stunning oak-framed extension at the rear, creating a bright and spacious kitchen-diner. Fully equipped to meet all culinary needs, the kitchen features oak work surfaces and a breakfast bar, complemented by shaker-style units with ample space for white goods. The dining area benefits from two skylights and southerly facing bifold doors that open onto the rear. The living room enjoys a front aspect, featuring wooden shutters and a hamstone fireplace with an inset wood burner as the heart of the room.

The first floor comprises two inviting bedrooms, with the master bedroom benefiting from built-in wardrobes and housing the airing cupboard. The newly fitted shower room on this level features a vanity unit, WC and a walk-in rainfall shower.

Garden - The rear garden offers impressive depth and is beautifully landscaped with vibrant flower borders. Accessed from the kitchen diner through bifold doors, the patio area enjoys a southerly aspect. Toward the end of the garden, you’ll find raised beds, a charming rose garden, a garden shed and a gate opening onto a path that leads to the end of the terrace.

Situation - The village of Yenston lies in the heart of unspoiled Blackmore Vale, surrounded by the Dorset Downs and easily accessible. Part of Henstridge parish, which spans over 4,000 acres and includes settlements like Henstridge Ash and Whitechurch, Yenston offers a peaceful rural setting. The village itself has a primary school, two pubs, a restaurant, a village shop/post office, and a church. The historic towns of Sherborne, Shaftesbury, and Yeovil are nearby, while the A30 and A303 provide convenient road links, and Templecombe offers a mainline train to London Waterloo. The surrounding countryside is ideal for walking, cycling, and riding, with the coast at Bournemouth/Poole within an hour's drive.

Material Information - Mains electric, water and drainage connected to the property. Electric central heating. The loft is partly boarded, offering a light and ladder.
Broadband - Ultrafast broadband is available.
Mobile phone network coverage is likely outside.
(Information from Ofcom
Somerset Council
Council Tax Band: B

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