The Street, Charmouth

A striking semi-detached period property in need of modernisation, situated in the popular coastal village of Charmouth, within 40 metres of the shops and less than half a mile from the beach. We believe that the property was once a large farmhouse, which has been separated into two manageable homes. Harding is sited at the front, facing south with a mainly paved garden and gated parking space, whilst its neighbour is sited at the back. The Escalonia hedge to the front is in need of some attention but with care could once again provide a good screen, enabling greater enjoyment of the front garden. The entrance to the property is on the side and leads into a hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. At the front of the house is a very large living room with bay window and a stone fireplace. Beyond the hall is a room, which appears to have once been the kitchen/diner (and could be reinstated as such). Off this room is a conservatory, which is currently serving as kitchen. A door from here leads to the garden. On the first floor, at the front is a very large bedroom (the partner to the living room below), a family bathroom and a second bedroom, which has been partitioned to create a large en-suite shower room. The ceilings are high, adding to the feeling of space.
As well as the garden, there is a large store room (which may have been a garage) which has water and power connected. The house has a mixture of wooden and uPVC windows, mainly double glazed and gas central heating but is in need of a general update to include slight re-arrangement of the layout, new bathrooms, kitchen, floorings and general maintenance inside and out.

Famous for fossil hunting and forming part of the Jurassic Coast, Charmouth is situated between Lyme Regis and Bridport in West Dorset. The village has a good range of pubs, small shops and cafes and remains a popular tourist destination as well as a desirable place to live. Charmouth has a long beach and gently shelving waters which make it ideal for swimming. The village is very pretty with a wide range of property styles, many of them period houses and cottages. The coastal path runs through the village providing good walking with stunning scenery for the active. There is a regular bus service which serves the coastal towns as well as providing services to Axminster, where there are regular rail services to Waterloo and Exeter. The nearest secondary school is the highly regarding Woodroffe School at Lyme Regis in whose catchment area, Charmouth lies. A little further afield (about 12 miles) is the Colyton Grammar School, which consistently appears in the top ten Grammar schools in the country.



The accommodation, all measurements approximate, comprises:

GROUND FLOOR
Situated on the side of the house, uPVC double glazed front door with two obscure glazed panels.

HALL
Stairs rising to first floor. Under stairs cupboard. High Ceiling. Window to side. Telephone point. Radiator. Tiled floor.

LIVING ROOM - 5.8m (19'0") Max x 5.23m (17'2") Into Bay
Large uPVC double glazed bay window to front. Fireplace for open fire. Built-in shelves. Ceiling cornicing. Two radiators. TV point.

DINING ROOM - 5.65m (18'6") Max x 3.81m (12'6") Max
uPVC double glazed windows to both sides. Shelved cupboard. Ceiling cornicing. Cupboard housing Vaillant gas boiler. Radiator. Door to

KITCHEN / CONSERVATORY - 2.51m (8'3") x 1.94m (6'4")
uPVC double glazed window to front and part glazed door to garden. The kitchen is fitted with a number of base units with laminate work surfaces and inset stainless steel sink unit and drainer.
Two wall cupboards. Electric cooker. Extractor. Wall mounted electric heater. Tiled floor.


FIRST FLOOR

LANDING
Wooden double glazed window to side with views over rooftops to the nearby countryside. Hatch to insulated loft with pull down ladder. Radiator.

BEDROOM ONE - 5.65m (18'6") Max x 5.3m (17'5") Into Bay
Large uPVC double glazed bay window to front with pleasant views along the Street towards Stonebarrow Hill. TV point. Telephone point. Two radiators.

BEDROOM TWO - 3.27m (10'9") Max x 2.2m (7'3") Max
Wooden double glazed window to side with views over rooftops to the nearby countryside. TV point. Range of built-in wardrobes. Airing cupboard housing factory lagged hot water cylinder. Radiator. Door to

EN SUITE
Wooden single glazed window to side. Fitted with a white suite comprising shower cubicle, w.c. and pedestal wash hand basin. Radiator. Vinyl flooring.

BATHROOM
Obscured uPVC double glazed window to side. Fitted with a pink suite comprising panelled bath, w.c. and pedestal wash hand basin. Radiator. Vinyl flooring

OUTSIDE
The property is approached through wrought iron gates opening to a paved drive, which is in turn open to the garden. There is a mature Escalonia hedge to the front boundary providing a good privacy screen. Along with the hedge, there are planting beds stocked with a number of shrubs and plants including roses, a Bay Tree and lavender. There is a grass strip alongside the front hedge and a small grassy area to one side. A low wall with trellis above forms a separation between the front and back gardens. The rear area is also paved and leads to a useful outbuilding. To the side of this building is a bin storage area.

OUTHOUSE/FORMER GARAGE - 4.82m (15'10") x 2.35m (7'9")
Block built with a flat roof and timber front with a door to the garden. Power and light connected. Worktop and stainless steel sink unit. Space and plumbing for washing machine.

TENURE
Freehold.

SERVICES
All mains services are connected. Gas fired central heating.

COUNCIL TAX
Band C. Dorset Council. £2333.09 (2025/26).

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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.