Properties For Sale by Jackson-Stops, Shaftesbury, including sold STC

Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and in the centre of its grounds with a spectacular outlook, Winterfield was built in 1921 by Edward Turner Powell, much of whose work was in the Arts and Crafts style. Constructed of local sandstone under a tiled roof, the current ow...

Home Farm is an attractive 19th century unlisted house set back from the lane, successfully extended in 2013 to create an additional sitting room with two additional bedrooms at first floor level. Home Farm is now a generously proportioned family home constructed predominantly of local stone unde...

Dating from the 18th century with later Victorian and Edwardian additions, Old Lamb House is a pretty period family house with generously proportioned accommodation, typical of the era, and is constructed of local stone under a pitched slate and tiled roof. The accommodation is sensibly configur...

Of period origins, Oakdene is an attractive stone cottage under a clay tile and pantiled roof set in delightful gardens in an elevated position with lovely views. In recent years Oakdene has been completely refurbished; the property is now beautifully presented and has nicely proportioned rooms w...

Built in 2017 by a local reputable builder, Lyndum is an attractive brick and timber clad modern house under a pitch tiled roof sitting in approximately 0.2 acre in a quiet position with spectacular views. The accommodation is over two floors and has been built to a high specification with stone ...

Listed Grade II, Parsons Pool House has attractive green sandstone and brick elevations and has been imaginatively re-furbished, works including the integration of a former barn into the accommodation to create a delightful, vaulted breakfast/dining room. Bought by the current owners in 2003, a n...

Situated within a conservation area and built in 1880 by the Temperance Society as a coffee house, Bartley House soon became the co-operative stores before being converted for residential use in the 1950s. Bartley House is a handsome attached house built of brick and rendered elevations under a p...

Imaginatively extended in 2001, Bridge Cottage is a period property combining the original green sandstone elevations with the later rendered extension all under a clay tile roof. Over the years the property has been comprehensively refurbished and now offers both flexible and adaptable living sp...

Built in the 1980’s, Peppercorn is an attractive modern house built principally of brick under a pitched clay tile roof set well back from The Glebe. Bought by the current owners approximately 40 years ago, Peppercorn has been well maintained but is now in need of general updating. The acco...

Originally dating from the 1830’s and subsequently extended in the 1970’s, 26 French Mill Lane has part greensand stone and part tile hung and rendered elevations. Originally a period cottage, 26 French Mill Lane has been imaginatively extended creating light and spacious accommodatio...

Imaginatively extended and Listed Grade II, The Croft sits in an elevated position with spectacular views over the Donheads. Recent works have included the addition of the kitchen/dining room extension and office/bedroom 2 extension on the ground floor, all of which have been completed to a high ...

Dated from 1768, with a recent kitchen extension in 2005, Angel Cottage is a very pretty stone cottage under a pitched slate roof in an elevated position with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. The cottage has a handsome stone façade and has sensibly configured accommodat...

Originally two cottages and Part of the Clouds Estate, 27-28 Milton was constructed in the late seventeenth/early eighteenth century of mainly stone elevations under a recently re-thatched and combed wheat straw roof. A later brick-built addition with a clay tiled catslide roof was added at the r...

Within the grounds of Wyke Hall, a striking 14th Century Grade II Listed manor house and reputedly built as a hunting lodge for King Edward III, The Cottage House is an attractive attached house with colour washed rendered elevations under a pitched clay tile roof. The house has a delightful feel...

Built of green sandstone under a slate roof, 3 Lyons Court is an attached cottage converted as part of a development in 2006. The cottage has nicely proportioned rooms with good ceiling heights and is quietly tucked away in a secluded position. Attributes worthy of particular mention include a ...