Rectory Road, Piddlehinton, Dorchester, DT2
Under Offer
£475,000 Offers over
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Key Features
Sympathetically designed with many character features
Double garage with electric roller doors
Low maintenance garden
Centrally located within Piddlehinton
Log burner
En-suite shower
**Open for inspection Saturday 7th May 11am - 1pm**
About This Property
A charming detached barn conversion nestled in the Piddle Valley, originally built in 1785 affording off road parking and a double garage. **Open for inspection Saturday 7th May 11am - 1pm**
Constructed in 1785 The Barn is a most charming family home nestled in the ever popular village of Piddlehinton and occupies an idyllic stream side positon. Consisting of brick and stone elevations under a slate tile roof with attractive oak effect windows, this property has been extensively modernised throughout. An addition by the present owners is a bespoke hand crafted oak porch leading into the entrance hallway. The entrance hallway provides access to the principal rooms and features slate tile flooring which also flow through into the kitchen. The sitting room enjoys a double aspect with double doors opening to the private walled terrace, providing a natural flow from inside to out. The focal point of the sitting room is a large feature fireplace with oak mantel and inset log burner. Another period feature of the sitting room is an exposed wooden support beam running the width of the room. The kitchen/ diner also enjoys a double aspect with views across the centre of the village and to the front of the property. The kitchen area consists of a range of floor and wall mounted units, range oven cooker with induction hob and space for a range of white goods. Also located on the ground floor is a most useful under-stair cupboard and cloakroom with WC and pedestal ceramic sink.
The first floor comprises three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom is a pleasant double room, with the addition of a compemtorary en-suite comprising; shower, WC and sink. The second bedroom is another double room enjoying a charming view over the neighbouring stream with a large built in wardrobe/ cupboard space. The third bedroom could also support a double bed and benefits from a built wardrobe / storage. The family bathroom has also been replaced by the current owners and comprises WC, sink, P-shaped bath with shower over and finished with stylish grey tiling.
SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central
Council Tax Band E
Piddlehinton has an active community, parish church, village hall and The Thimble Inn. Within the Piddle Valley there are 2 further public houses, a well-regarded modern first school, hairdresser and village store/post office in the nearby village of Piddletrenthide. Dorchester is about 5 miles to the south with an excellent range of shops, schools, restaurants, other facilities including the Dorset County Hospital, rail services to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads. There is a variety of sporting facilities and leisure pursuits including golf at Dorchester (Came Down) and Sherborne. There is excellent walking and riding in the vicinity over the surrounding glorious rolling countryside.
Outside this property includes a walled rear terrace, fenced front garden, parking for a number of vehicles and double garage with electric roller doors. The walled rear terrace provides and ideal outdoor dining/ sitting space and enjoys secluded privacy. The front garden is laid to lawn with wooden boundary fence and gated access. The gravel driveway offers parking for a number of vehicles and is accessed to the side of property through large wooden gates. Double garage with stylish black electric roller doors providing two further parking spaces and ample storage. The garage also benefits from a loft space with ladder, which provides additional storage and the potential to create a further room/ office space. There is also access to the side of the garage, housing the electric point for a caravan/ motorhome, the recently replaced oil tank and additional covered storage area.
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Constructed in 1785 The Barn is a most charming family home nestled in the ever popular village of Piddlehinton and occupies an idyllic stream side positon. Consisting of brick and stone elevations under a slate tile roof with attractive oak effect windows, this property has been extensively modernised throughout. An addition by the present owners is a bespoke hand crafted oak porch leading into the entrance hallway. The entrance hallway provides access to the principal rooms and features slate tile flooring which also flow through into the kitchen. The sitting room enjoys a double aspect with double doors opening to the private walled terrace, providing a natural flow from inside to out. The focal point of the sitting room is a large feature fireplace with oak mantel and inset log burner. Another period feature of the sitting room is an exposed wooden support beam running the width of the room. The kitchen/ diner also enjoys a double aspect with views across the centre of the village and to the front of the property. The kitchen area consists of a range of floor and wall mounted units, range oven cooker with induction hob and space for a range of white goods. Also located on the ground floor is a most useful under-stair cupboard and cloakroom with WC and pedestal ceramic sink.
The first floor comprises three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom is a pleasant double room, with the addition of a compemtorary en-suite comprising; shower, WC and sink. The second bedroom is another double room enjoying a charming view over the neighbouring stream with a large built in wardrobe/ cupboard space. The third bedroom could also support a double bed and benefits from a built wardrobe / storage. The family bathroom has also been replaced by the current owners and comprises WC, sink, P-shaped bath with shower over and finished with stylish grey tiling.
SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central
Council Tax Band E
Piddlehinton has an active community, parish church, village hall and The Thimble Inn. Within the Piddle Valley there are 2 further public houses, a well-regarded modern first school, hairdresser and village store/post office in the nearby village of Piddletrenthide. Dorchester is about 5 miles to the south with an excellent range of shops, schools, restaurants, other facilities including the Dorset County Hospital, rail services to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads. There is a variety of sporting facilities and leisure pursuits including golf at Dorchester (Came Down) and Sherborne. There is excellent walking and riding in the vicinity over the surrounding glorious rolling countryside.
Outside this property includes a walled rear terrace, fenced front garden, parking for a number of vehicles and double garage with electric roller doors. The walled rear terrace provides and ideal outdoor dining/ sitting space and enjoys secluded privacy. The front garden is laid to lawn with wooden boundary fence and gated access. The gravel driveway offers parking for a number of vehicles and is accessed to the side of property through large wooden gates. Double garage with stylish black electric roller doors providing two further parking spaces and ample storage. The garage also benefits from a loft space with ladder, which provides additional storage and the potential to create a further room/ office space. There is also access to the side of the garage, housing the electric point for a caravan/ motorhome, the recently replaced oil tank and additional covered storage area.
Contact Dorchester Residential Sales
Westgate House
45 High West Street
Dorset
Dorchester
DT1 1UT
Meet your Agent
James Farran
Residential Manager
James began his career in estate agency in 2007 and has since gained invaluable knowledge in all types of markets across Dorset, Wiltshire and Hampshire. To ensure that he continually provides his clients with the best possible experience, James completed his NFOPP (now Propertymark) examinations in 2014 to broaden his knowledge within the industry and continues to keep up to date with the latest property news and regulations. Having recently moved back to Dorchester, James joined Greenslade Taylor Hunt and looks forward to building his local presence. During his spare time, James enjoys being out in the open spearfishing, hiking across Dorset and trail running.
01305 268786
07738 458939
Permitted Payments
Fees apply:
The holding deposit is non-refundable if the tenancy does not go ahead due to the tenants providing false or misleading information, pulling out or failing the right to rent check. Details will be put in writing to the tenants within 7 days of the application not proceeding.
GTH are regulated by the RICS in regards to monies held by all parties and are members of the Property Redress Scheme.
- Holding deposit; equivalent to one weeks rent. This payment will be deducted from the first month’s rent or paid back to the tenant via bank transfer once referencing has been completed and a tenancy start date agreed. Please see our terms and conditions for more details.
- Late payment of rent; 3% above the Bank of England base rate which, after 14 days can be backdated to the day rent was due.
- Any alternations/variations to the tenancy agreement; £50.
- Early termination fee (with landlords consent); £360.
- All charges are inclusive of VAT.
The holding deposit is non-refundable if the tenancy does not go ahead due to the tenants providing false or misleading information, pulling out or failing the right to rent check. Details will be put in writing to the tenants within 7 days of the application not proceeding.
- Any keys or security devices that are lost during the tenancy will be charged to the tenant.
GTH are regulated by the RICS in regards to monies held by all parties and are members of the Property Redress Scheme.