Crescent Road, Wimborne, BH21

On entering the property there is an enclosed porch that leads through to the main hallway where you immediately get a sense of the character and charm that flows throughout the house. With exposed floor timbers, period fireplaces and picture rails, the property will undoubtedly appeal to buyers wanting a period home.

Being double fronted the property has a living room and a separate dining room which offers a tremendous degree of flexibility to the day-to-day life. Sensibly the dining room opens to a stunning kitchen/dining and lifestyle room.

Fitted with shaker style units and boasting a large central island unit with a breakfast bar, the kitchen presents a superb space for entertaining and hosting. Features such as a butler sink and space for a range cooker give a nod to the age of the property, and these are complimented with a range of modern appliances. Bifold doors open from this room to the incredibly private rear garden. There is also a separate utility to the ground floor which opens to the garden, a home office and a cloakroom – basically every feature of modern living has been introduced to the property.

A mezzanine landing gives a good degree of separation to the bedrooms which are all a good size, and the bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom which has a modern heritage suite. There is also a second shower room to the first floor which is perfectly located for two of the bedrooms.

Outside there is off-street parking for several vehicles and gated side access leads to the rear garden. The rear gardens wraps around the house and to the side there is a large entertaining terrace. There are also really useful timber outbuildings that are discreetly positioned and provide considerable storage. The main garden is laid to lawn with shaped borders and shrub planting. It should be mentioned that the rear garden provides an incredibly high degree of year-round privacy which is quite unusual for a property with such a central yet quiet location.

Tenure: Freehold

Local Authority: BCP Council

Council Tax: D

The market town of Wimborne Minster is centred around an historic town square and has a lively shopping area featuring both shops, 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 also within easy reach.