Coombe Terrace, Sherborne, Dorset

An attractive three-bedroom Victorian terraced residence. This charming property offers well-balanced accommodation arranged over three floors. Rich in period character and complemented by an abundance of natural light throughout, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that blends timeless elegance whilst offering a sought after location.

The Dwelling - An exceptionally attractive three bedroom Victorian terraced residence, exhibiting characterful and aesthetically pleasing natural stone elevations, this distinguished property offers elegant proportions arranged across three floors. The property offers an array of fine period features, including notably high ceilings, charming inset window seats and an abundance of natural light, which together create a wonderfully bright and refined interior.

The ground floor comprises two reception rooms, affording both versatility and sophistication in equal measure, ideal for both formal entertaining and relaxed day-to-day living. The upper floors provide three generously sized double bedrooms.

Superbly situated, the property enjoys close proximity to the amenities and cultural offerings of Sherborne town centre, whilst also benefitting from swift access to the surrounding rolling countryside. This enviable positioning affords a quintessentially idyllic lifestyle, seamlessly blending the tranquillity of rural living with the convenience and charm of a historic market town setting.

Accommodation - Upon entering, you are welcomed into a well-proportioned sitting room, where the entrance is subtly defined by an internal partition. The room is centred around an attractive limestone fireplace, with a large sash window allowing natural light to pour in.

The adjoining dining room continues the character feel, with a window overlooking to the back garden and access to a useful understairs cupboard. To the rear, the kitchen comprises a seating area, double drainer sink, electric cooker and a range of cabinetry and space for white goods. This leads through to the utility which has a secondary sink/drainer and additional storage, offering direct access to the rear garden.

The first floor comprises two double bedrooms, including a generous principal bedroom with a sash window and ample space for furnishings. The family bathroom is also located on this level, with access to the airing cupboard containing a hot water cylinder.

The second floor features a light and spacious loft conversion, with a large window, good ceiling height and access to eaves storage, providing a versatile additional room.

Garden - The rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped, featuring terraced levels with limestone patio areas throughout. Well-arranged planting beds create an established and attractive setting, all benefiting from a desirable south-westerly aspect. The garden also includes a shed and the stone wall and timber fenced boundaries provide an secluded character to the garden.

Situation - Set within the historic and highly sought-after Abbey town of Sherborne, this distinguished property enjoys an enviable position with convenient access to an excellent range of local amenities, well-regarded schools, and transport connections. The charming high street offers an appealing selection of independent boutiques, restaurants, and cafés, alongside well-known retailers including Waitrose and Sainsbury’s. The nearby towns of Yeovil (approximately 5.5 miles) and Dorchester (around 18 miles) further enhance the area’s accessibility.

Sherborne is renowned for its exceptional educational provision, with a choice of primary schools, The Gryphon School for secondary education, and an outstanding collection of prestigious independent schools including Sherborne School, Sherborne Girls, Leweston, and Hazlegrove.

For commuters, the town benefits from a direct rail service to London Waterloo (approximately 2.5 hours), while a faster connection to London Paddington (circa 90 minutes) can be accessed from Castle Cary, approximately 12 miles distant. The regional airports of Bournemouth, Bristol, and Exeter are also within comfortable reach.

Of particular note, the property enjoys easy access to Coombe, with its network of scenic footpaths and countryside walks, ideal for those seeking a rural escape close to home. In addition, a nearby pedestrian pathway leads directly to Blackberry Lane, opposite which lies the picturesque Quarr Local Nature Reserve—an idyllic setting offering open green space and tranquil surroundings, perfectly suited to both leisurely walks and dog walking alike.

Material Information - Mains electric, gas, water and drainage connected to the property.
Gas central heating and hot water with back boiler serving radiators in all the rooms except the utility.

Broadband - Ultrafast broadband is available.
There is mobile coverage available in the area, please refer to Ofcom's website for more details.
Dorset Council Tax Band: C

The property offers shared access across the front steps with the neighbouring property, of which the property is subject to half of the costings for repairs as and when needed.

Probate granted.

Located within a conservation area but is not listed.

Flooding – the Government’s flood risk assessment gives the flood risk of an area, not a specific property. The owners report there have been no issues for this property with flooding during their ownership.

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