Cromwell Road, Wimborne, BH21

A charming three bedroom Victorian home with generous accommodation, refurbished throughout with extensive gardens, moments from the heart of Wimborne Minster.

The Situation

Wimborne is a thriving market town in East Dorset, renowned for its welcoming atmosphere, attractive historic centre and excellent range of amenities. The town offers a varied selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services, making it an appealing place to live for all ages. Well connected by road via the A31, A35 and B3081, Wimborne is within easy reach of Bournemouth, Poole and the surrounding Dorset countryside. A comprehensive local bus network also provides convenient public transport links throughout the area. Steeped in history, the town is centred around the magnificent Minster Church of St Cuthburga, believed to date from around 705 AD. Its celebrated chained library is one of only four of its kind in the world, while the Minster’s distinctive twin towers form an impressive backdrop to the town’s characterful streets and period architecture. Residents are well served by a broad range of local facilities, including doctors’ surgeries, a community hospital, highly regarded schools and established health and social care services. Leisure opportunities are equally plentiful, with the town ideally placed for exploring Dorset’s beautiful countryside, bridleways, footpaths and dramatic coastal routes.

The Property

Set along an established residential road less than half a mile from the town centre, this attractive red-brick semi-detached house offers a rare combination of character, space and convenience. The property provides three bedrooms and a versatile collection of reception spaces, complemented by a remarkably generous garden and useful outbuildings.  With well-proportioned rooms, tall ceilings and an abundance of natural light, the house retains an appealing sense of its original character whilst meeting the requirements of modern day living.

The entrance hall immediately establishes the welcoming proportions of the house, with a traditional staircase rising through the accommodation.  The principal reception rooms lie to the front and rear.  Both are generously sized and offer flexibility for use as formal sitting and dining rooms, a family room or a home office.  Large windows bring excellent natural light into the interior, while period proportions provide an elegant foundation for a future refurbishment.  The recently extended kitchen/diner overlooks the garden and is fitted with a range of cabinetry and work surfaces. A ground-floor shower room provides additional practicality.

On the first floor are three double bedrooms and the family bathroom, all of which have been modernised and are immaculately presented.

Outside

The gardens are an outstanding feature of the property, comprising approximately 1/3 of an acre.

Extending a considerable distance behind the house, the garden is predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature trees, established shrubs and planted borders. The scale of the plot creates a wonderful feeling of openness and offers considerable scope for keen gardeners, family recreation or the creation of distinct outdoor entertaining areas.

A gated driveway runs alongside the house, providing off-road parking and access into the rear garden and garage. Several detached timber buildings offer useful storage, workshop or hobby space, with potential for alternative uses subject to the appropriate consents.

Additional Information

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax: D

Energy Performance Rating: C Current: 69 Potential: 80

Property Construction: Traditional brick and block. The kitchen roof is made from Cedar shingles blue label, the highest grade.

Utilities: All mains services connected.

Heating: Gas central heating

Broadband: FFTP - Fibre to the property directly. Ultrafast downloads speeds of up to 10000 Mbps are available at this property (ofcom).

Parking: Private driveway