Church Street, Sturminster Newton
£475,000

Description:
Looking for a central Characterful home with ample parking? Looking for peace and tranquillity just a few short steps from the heart of town? Looking for a home with character by the bucket? With space to accommodate both family and friends and external space to entertain, should the weather allow? Then DO NOT miss this rare opportunity to purchase a piece of English Heritage! Grade II listed and believed to date back to the late 18th century, with loads of scope for internal customisation, maximising the more than 2000 square feet of versatile space.

With lots of rooms on both the ground, first and second floor; this home offers so much scope to create the forever home within a prime position for the town. Private, secure parking is easily on hand, accessed via gates onto the street and complimented by a hidden driveway and garage, there is even a mechanics inspection pit located within the rear.

This cottage features feature three toilets meaning you’ll never be caught short. Four bedrooms to house the whole family. Two sitting rooms which you’d probably want to knock into one and a garage adjoining a workshop which you would probably also knock into one big sitting room. This cottage has a remarkable layout and offers so many opportunities it must be seen to truly be appreciated!

Local Area:
Sturminster Newton is an interesting Old Market Town and is the most centrally sited of North Dorset's five principal towns, standing halfway between Blandford Forum and Sherborne in a most delightful setting on the banks of the River Stour and in the heart of the beautiful Blackmore Vale.

There are a wide range of Shops, a Primary School and a Secondary School, Church, Medical Centre and Health Clinic, NHS Dentist, Private Dentist and a modern Leisure Centre.

The Exchange is an award winning multi-purpose building offering a community/arts centre. Coarse fishing in the River Stour. Blandford 9 miles, Sherborne 12, Yeovil 17, Dorchester 20, Bournemouth and the South Coast 27 miles. Gillingham 10 miles has a mainline railway station. The A30 is 8 miles, and the A303 approximately15 miles.