King William Head, Bradpole, Bridport, Dorset, DT6

An individual 3-bed detached bungalow centrally set in a large and well tended garden plot with attached garage and extensive parking area within 1.5 miles of Bridport town centre

SITUATION: The property is situated in the King William Head area of Bradpole with large driveway and gardens extending to the front and extensive garden to the rear. This is a fairly tranquil location and the property enjoys views to distant hillsides.

The Sir John Colfox School is just a few minutes' walk away and there is a bus stop close by. The village of Bradpole also has a village hall, recreational ground, church, butcher's shop, pub and indoor bowling centre and there are many walking/cycling opportunities both into the town of Bridport and the surrounding countryside.

The town centre of Bridport lies less than 2 miles away with its vibrant community, range of mainly individual shops, renowned twice-weekly street market, artists' and vintage quadrant, art centre, Electric Palace theatre/cinema and leisure centre with indoor swimming pool. The coast at West Bay lies some 4 miles away with its access to beaches, boating/fishing harbour and the Jurassic Coastline.

THE PROPERTY comprises an individually-designed detached bungalow dating from the 1980's featuring attractive stone elevations under a concrete tiled roof with uPVC double-glazed windows. The property has been generally well maintained but does offer some scope for further up-dating and has potential for extension subject to any necessary planning consents.

Without doubt, the most appealing features of this property is the delightful and well enclosed gardens which are a haven for many birds and wildlife and the extensive parking area.

DIRECTIONS: From the centre of Bridport travelling east, take the first exit off the roundabout signposted to Beaminster. After approx 1.5 miles turn right by the bench into King William Head and the entrance drive to the property is the first on the left.

THE ACCOMMODATION comprises the following:
UPVC entrance door with decorative oval-shaped glazed panel opening to:
ENTRANCE HALL with cupboard housing the Vaillant combi-boiler and hatch to the insulated roof space which has a ladder, light and some boarding for storage.
SITTING/DINING ROOM with large window and French doors opening to the front garden and a purely decorative brick mock fireplace with raised hearth. There is scope to install a wood burner if required. The dining area has an open serving hatch from the kitchen.
KITCHEN: Well fitted with solid-wood wall-mounted and base units with worksurfaces over, incorporating a 4-ring gas hob, single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, upright unit with fan-assisted oven built-in at waist-height, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, recess for upright fridge/freezer. Stable-type door to:
CONSERVATORY/PORCH with mainly uPVC glazed panes, windows and door to the rear garden (would accommodate a washing machine).
BEDROOM 1 overlooking the rear garden, very private.
BEDROOM 2: Another double bedroom enjoying a similar garden outlook and privacy.
BEDROOM 3 with window to the side.
SHOWER ROOM with wet-room style half-height shower cubicle with additional curtain and with dual shower head and seat fitted, wash basin in cupboard housing and toilet. Attractive marble-effect boarded surrounds and hand rails fitted. Obscure-glazed window.

OUTSIDE
The tarmac driveway splays to the south of the property providing car parking for several cars and leads to the ATTACHED GARAGE on the east side of the property which is under a bitumen felt roof and has a metal up-and-over door, windows for natural light and a pedestrian door into the garden and which has light and power and presently provides a good storage/workshop space.

There are well planted gardens adjoining the driveway to the front with small wildlife pond.

The rear garden has a gravelled area immediately adjoining the property with a paved pathway to the west leading to the conservatory porch. Four attractive curved stone steps with handrail and stone retained herbaceous borders adjoining rise to the fairly level large mainly lawned cottage garden extending to the north side of the bungalow where there is also a greenhouse, timber shed and pergola over a gravelled sitting area which is bathed in sunshine all day long. The gardens provide a profusion of colour all year round and there are many established roses and small trees, shrubs with bird boxes and feeders providing much delight.

SERVICES: All mains services are connected. Double-glazed windows and external doors. Council Tax Band 'D'.

BROADBAND AND MOBILE SIGNAL: Check Ofcom for up-to-date information.

TC/LL/1493/3726
EPC and floorplan to follow
Preliminary particulars prepared 3.7.26