No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map5 bedroom detached house
Detached house
5 beds
4 baths
2785
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Sitting Room
- Dining Room
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- Family Room
- Four First Floor Bedrooms
- Three Bath/Shower Rooms (2 en-suite)
- Seperate One Bedroom Annexe with Kitchen, Sitting Room and Shower Room
- Garaging
- Gardens
Mulberry House is a handsome detached family house, with annexe, constructed of green sandstone and brick and part timber clad elevations under a clay tile roof. The property occupies a delightful quiet position and has sensibly configured accommodation with nicely proportioned rooms and excellent ceiling heights. Attributes worthy of a particular mention include a well fitted Macintosh kitchen with granite worktops, a Silestone central island, a Rangemaster Kitchener 100 cooker, a wine cooler, dishwasher and fitted fridge freezer. Other attributes include an open fireplace in the sitting room with inset wood burner, a direct pressure water system and high quality bathroom fittings throughout. In addition there is a useful and well equipped annexe which provides ancillary accommodation, with income earning potential.
Council Tax: House Band G. Annexe Band A.
The property is approached off the lane via a shared access, onto a tarmac and gravelled drive leading through timber gates to a car parking and turning area. Adjoining this is the double garage and annexe. There is a small garden at the front comprising lawn and gravelled areas flanked by box hedging. The majority of the garden is to the rear with an attractive paved terrace accessed from the kitchen and sitting room with steps leading up to a further lawned area towards the annexe. Beyond the car parking and turning area a pathway leads to a large lawned area with a gravelled terrace and timber shed from where there is a delightful outlook.
The Donheads, St Andrew and St Mary, have a thriving community with many clubs and societies, two churches and an excellent pub, The Forester, while the highly acclaimed Ludwell Stores is just over half a mile away. For most everyday needs, the Saxon hilltop market town of Shaftesbury has a good range of shops, supermarkets, a boutique hotel, delicatessen, weekly farmers market, churches, a health centre, dentists, a small hospital, veterinary surgeries, a library and arts centre. For more sophisticated shopping and recreational facilities there is the Cathedral city of Salisbury to the east and Bath to the north west. Nearby Tisbury has a mainline railway station with services to London Waterloo and the A303, approximately 6 miles to the north, gives access to the south west and London via the M3.
Council Tax: House Band G. Annexe Band A.
The property is approached off the lane via a shared access, onto a tarmac and gravelled drive leading through timber gates to a car parking and turning area. Adjoining this is the double garage and annexe. There is a small garden at the front comprising lawn and gravelled areas flanked by box hedging. The majority of the garden is to the rear with an attractive paved terrace accessed from the kitchen and sitting room with steps leading up to a further lawned area towards the annexe. Beyond the car parking and turning area a pathway leads to a large lawned area with a gravelled terrace and timber shed from where there is a delightful outlook.
The Donheads, St Andrew and St Mary, have a thriving community with many clubs and societies, two churches and an excellent pub, The Forester, while the highly acclaimed Ludwell Stores is just over half a mile away. For most everyday needs, the Saxon hilltop market town of Shaftesbury has a good range of shops, supermarkets, a boutique hotel, delicatessen, weekly farmers market, churches, a health centre, dentists, a small hospital, veterinary surgeries, a library and arts centre. For more sophisticated shopping and recreational facilities there is the Cathedral city of Salisbury to the east and Bath to the north west. Nearby Tisbury has a mainline railway station with services to London Waterloo and the A303, approximately 6 miles to the north, gives access to the south west and London via the M3.
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Our office is located in the centre of Shaftesbury, and is one of eight offices covering the West Country, giving us a reach unrivalled by any other national sales agency. We specialise in the sale and valuation of a broad range of properties in North Dorset, West Wiltshire and South-East Somerset. The key to the success of the Shaftesbury office is personal Director level service, high quality marketing and presentation combined with detailed local and regional knowledge and national connections. We are independently owned businesses that make decisions on how best to market your property, to the strength of our local market working closely with our neighbouring and national offices. Jackson-Stops has more than a century of experience in the property market with 45 offices nationwide, from Cheshire and Yorkshire in the north, through East Anglia, the South East of England and onwards to the West Country, including a London based International Department. Our eight London offices are an important source of buyers looking for homes in the West Country. All our properties are marketed on onthemarket.com Our area is particularly well known for its educational facilities, with a highly regarded range of private and state schools and good communications. The A303 lies six miles to the north of Shaftesbury, giving access to London via the M3, and there are mainline railway stations at Tisbury and Gillingham (London Waterloo) and at Castle Cary, Westbury and Frome (London Paddington). Our Professional Valuation Department is run by Julian Bunkall FRICS with over 35 years' experience, and covers Dorset, South Somerset, South Wiltshire and Devon.