Kings Road, Sherborne, DT9

UNEXPECTEDLY REAVAILABLE. A well presented Edwardian style semi detached house built in 2005 occupying a pleasant position in a favoured residential area close to local amenities. South facing courtyard garden, parking and garage.


Oakley is an attractive Edwardian style house built in 2005 and is constructed of brick elevations under a tiled roof with dormer windows thus blending sympathetically with the vernacular of Kings Road. The property has been tastefully updated by the current vendors to include bamboo flooring to the living room, hallway and main bedroom. The kitchen and the ensuite have been totally renovated. The conservatory glass roof has been replaced with a solid roof which together with the installation of a radiator has transformed it into an additional living room.
The spacious accommodation is described as follows: GROUND FLOOR - Hall with understairs cupboard, cloakroom with low level wc and washbasin, living room with fireplace with polished stone surround, bay window fitted with shutters, kitchen diner and conservatory. The kitchen incorporates integral appliances to include Bosch double oven and induction hob, extraction hood and washing machine. There is a large fitted dresser in the dining area with drawers, cupboards and a pull-out larder. The double glazed conservatory has a velux window and a radiator. On the FIRST FLOOR there is, off the landing, an airing cupboard with a gas combi boiler still under guarantee. There are two double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes. The ensuite has a shower cubicle, a vanity unit, a close coupled wc and towel rail. The SECOND FLOOR comprises a landing/study area with velux window and under eaves cupboards. The south facing bedrooms enjoy glimpses of The Terrace and Honeycombe Woods.
All mains services. Gas central heating. Council Tax Band D.

Kings Road lies a short step to the north of the main thoroughfare of Cheap Street to the centre of Sherborne within walking distance of many of the towns amenities including the Abbey, a main line train station, two doctors surgeries and a comprehensive range of shops, public houses and restaurants. The local regional centre of Yeovil lies within short motoring distance providing with Sherborne an excellent range of cultural, recreational and shopping facilities while the town is well known for both its public and privately funded schooling. Communication links are good with a main line station linking directly with London Waterloo and road links along the A303 joined at Wincanton.

The front garden is gravelled and flanked by shrub borders and rails on a brick base. A driveway gives access to the garage which has lights and power points. It is used by the vendors as a table tennis room. Outside the garage there is parking space for one vehicle. The walled courtyard garden faces south and is paved for ease of maintenance.