Wareham, Dorset

Welcome to Number 26.

The location of the house speaks volumes. Set in a quiet residential area, yet within walking distance to the Saxon town of Wareham. A much sought after location to set down roots.

Built in the late 1960's, the traditional room layout has a nostalgic feel. There is an opportunity here, to reconfigure (STPP) and add a contemporary style of living accommodation to the property, should you now want.

Throughout the house, the modern, stylish and comforting colour palette is easy on the eye and somehow binds the feel of the 60's build to modern day living.

From the front porch and door, the light and bright HALLWAY, welcomes you in.
To the right, there is a generous SITTING ROOM, with a fireplace which isn't currently in use, but could add a warming focal point to the room.
Large clear windows allow the sunshine to pour into the room from the front, and to the rear a door leads to a CONSERVATORY, which is a fabulous space to sit and take in the garden.

The DINING ROOM also has a wide window overlooking the garden to the front. It is a generous space with room for a large dining set and doors through to the kitchen.

The KITCHEN looks out to the rear garden, with wide windows allowing plenty of natural light into this working space. It is functionary, if dated by modern standards. However, the SCULLERY is definitely a desired addition, housing the boiler and further storage. Another door leads to the integral garage and a further door leads out to the rear garden.

Stairs rise to the LANDING where a set of glass doors open out towards the view. Why not add a balcony? You will find no better spot for a morning coffee!

There are three, very comfortable DOUBLE BEDROOMS and a HOME OFFICE/Single Bedroom.

The BATHROOM is a simple, contemporary white suite, comprising of bathtub, sink, and W.C.

Outside
The house is set back from the quiet road, with a driveway for PARKING. There is a SINGLE GARAGE attached to the house, and another standalone SINGLE GARAGE.

The GARDEN to the front of the house, hosts a wonderful burst of colour in the Springtime. There is much to keep the eye interested, with different textures and heights. A pond with a shingled walkway creates a charming feature and the arbours hold blooms of colour in the Summer.

There is a walkway round to the rear GARDEN, a very fertile, nature driven oasis. The hedgehog highway is busy and the early morning sight of deer is majestic.

There is much that could be transformed here, from the creation of a dining area to more formal, ordered gardens.

There are raised beds, for kitchen garden growing and trees that are protected with TPO's.

Location
The house is situated in a highly sought after area, close to the centre of the ancient Saxon walled town of Wareham. This engaging market town enjoys a riverside setting with many facilities including restaurants, independent cinema, banks, health centre and schools nearby; together with mainline railway (London/Waterloo approx. 2 hours), 18-hole golf course, yacht club and beaches at Studland, Swanage and Lulworth Cove.

There are superb walks nearby, either in Wareham Forest, Arne Nature Reserve or, indeed, the Jurassic coastline.

Directions
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