Chantry Walk, Chantry Street, Netherbury

A very impressive, high-quality village house situated in the heart of a peaceful, picturesque and highly sought-after country village.

Introduction - Brandon House Cottage is a particularly attractive and exceptionally well-appointed end-of-terrace village house, occupying a delightful position within the centre of this peaceful, picturesque and highly desirable village. Forming one of just seven individually designed cottages, the property was built in approximately 1982 with natural stone-fronted and part-rendered elevations beneath a tiled roof, blending traditional character with quality craftsmanship.

The Property - Owned by the current vendors since 2012, the cottage has undergone an extensive programme of refurbishment and thoughtful alteration, completed to an exceptionally high standard throughout. Great care has been taken to enhance both the character and efficiency of the property, resulting in a beautifully presented home with an impressive range of bespoke features and high-quality finishes.

The excellent specification includes bespoke sash windows, several incorporating attractive leaded stained glass detailing, together with a bespoke front entrance door and rear stable door. Engineered oak flooring extends through much of the ground floor, complemented by additional wall and floor insulation and a striking bespoke twisting staircase. Further features include quality internal doors, an efficient electric wet central heating system with traditional-style radiators, and a traditional timber double-glazed conservatory providing additional reception space with attractive clearview wood burning stove.

The beautifully appointed kitchen is fitted with granite worktops, an electric Aga and a comprehensive range of integrated Bosch appliances, including a fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. PV solar panels provide power to the Aga, with surplus electricity exported to the National Grid. An extensive and versatile lighting system has been installed throughout, while the bedrooms benefit from quality Hammonds fitted wardrobes, including a walk-in wardrobe serving the principal bedroom. Both the en-suite shower room and family bathroom are finished with attractive sanitaryware, limestone flooring and the added comfort of underfloor heating.

Outside - The property occupies a slightly elevated corner position, with attractive areas of garden to the front and side, thoughtfully landscaped with paving, well-stocked flower and shrub borders, all enclosed by low natural stone walls with railings and a pedestrian side gate. To the rear is a private walled courtyard garden, designed for ease of maintenance and outdoor entertaining, with paved seating areas, raised planting beds and a brick-built barbecue. A garage and adjoining parking space provide convenient off-road parking.

Situation - Netherbury is a picturesque village in a designated conservation area comprising mainly period stone houses and cottages for which the area is well known. There are excellent countryside walks including the Hardy Way and the original River Cottage from the TV show. It has a church, village hall and the 'Hare and Hounds' public house can be found in the nearby hamlet of Waytown. Beaminster to the north offers many facilities including a good range of shops, churches, post office, library, two schools, health centres, other professional services and many social and sporting facilities. For a range of multiple stores one can visit Bridport (5 miles), Dorchester or Yeovil.

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Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage.
Electric boiler fed central heating system.

Broadband
Standard and superfast broadband is available.

Mobile Phone
There is mobile phone coverage in the area, please refer to Ofcom's website for more details.

Local Authority - Council : Band F

Material Information - At the time of launching the property to the market:-

There are covenants on the property which state the following:-
Not to construct the dwellinghouses to be erected on the Property other than with materials as agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority.
Not to build any buildings on the Green Land whatsoever other than buildings for the use of garden, stores greenhouses or stables.
Note the land tinted pink on the filed title plan formed part of the green land referred to.

Photographs taken July 2026 © Symonds & Sampson.