Bridport

VIEWINGS FROM THE 19TH FEBRUARY - DETACHED BUNGALOW REQUIRING RENOVATION THROUGHOUT

This detached bungalow offers a rare and exciting opportunity for renovation, tucked away in a peaceful position along Dodhams Lane. Enjoying a quiet yet convenient setting, the property lies within easy reach of local schools, scenic countryside walks, and is just a short drive from Bridport town centre and the renowned Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.
Occupying an elevated and generously sized plot, the bungalow provides significant scope for improvement, extension or reconfiguration (subject to the necessary consents), allowing a new owner to create a truly wonderful long-term home tailored to their own tastes and needs.
The accommodation is arranged around a central hallway, giving access to the principal rooms. The sitting room features a gas fireplace and leads through to a conservatory sun room positioned to the side of the property. There is a large double bedroom with a front-aspect window, along with a second bedroom to the rear, which could alternatively serve as a dining room depending on requirements. From this room, access is gained to the loft room, which offers a surprisingly spacious and versatile area with excellent potential.
Further ground floor accommodation includes a kitchen with ample built in storage and space for a freestanding oven and domestic appliances, as well as a shower room off the hallway comprising a WC, wash hand basin and shower unit.

The property is surrounded by substantial gardens which wrap around the bungalow and provide an excellent blank canvas for landscaping. Access to the property and gardens is via a combination of ramp and steps, and therefore may not be suitable for those requiring level access.
While there is no allocated parking, on-road parking is available within easy walking distance.
Overall, this property represents a fantastic renovation project with enormous potential, offering the chance to create a charming home in a highly desirable location.

Bridport is a vibrant and historic market town situated within West Dorset, surrounded by stunning rural countryside, beautiful coastal walks and neighbouring seaside towns. It boasts twice-weekly markets in the town centre as well as numerous annual events including the hugely popular Hat Festival. Just a short drive away, you will find yourself amongst some of the most beautiful scenery Dorset has to offer with the acclaimed world heritage Jurassic Coast.
Additional Information
Tenure: Freehold
Utilities: Mains gas, electric and water - metered. Gas fired central heating. Part double glazed windows
Drainage: Mains drainage
Parking: No Parking
Broadband: Refer to ofcom website
Mobile Signal: Refer to ofcom website
Flood risk: For more information refer to gov.uk, check long term flood risk
Council Tax Band: C




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VIEWING
Strictly through the vendors agents Goadsby