Properties For Sale by Jackson-Stops, Shaftesbury, including sold STC
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Long Copse House was built in 1938 in the “Art Deco” style. This spectacular house was fully modernised in 2014 to create a fabulous light and airy family home over two floors. On entering the house, one is greeted by a stunning double height reception hall with oak flooring and match...
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Dating from the 19th Century, The Paddock is an attractive brick and rendered house under clay tile roof, sympathetically extended in 2003/2004 and more recently beautifully refurbished to create a wonderfully light and airy family home over two floors. On entering the house, one is greeted by an...
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THE PROPERTY Firefly Barn was converted in the 1990’s from an original 1840’s dairy barn to create a fabulous light and airy family home over two floors. On entering the house, one is greeted by a stunning double height reception hall with flagstone flooring. From the hallway, do...
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Reputedly dating from the 15th Century with later addition, Temple Cottage is a Grade II Listed house built of attractive mellow stone elevations, under a part thatch and tiled roof. Sensibly configured and beautifully presented, attributes worthy of particular mention include the splendid, vault...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Reputedly dating from late 1700’s, Yew Tree Cottage is an attractive stone built cottage under a pantiled roof standing in a quiet position backing onto open fields. In recent years the cottage has undergone complete refurbishment; in 2011 the cottage was re-wired and re-plumbed with a dire...
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Built in the early 1800’s, The Old School House was originally the headmasters house adjoining the junior school. Attached and built of stone with brick quoins under a clay tile roof, The Old School House has many attributes worthy of mention; these include delightful metal trellis window...
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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...
