Welcome to this delightfully presented much loved home in this quiet well-established road within easy distance of all the facilities the county town has to offer. The pleasing accommodation is approached through the front door to an inviting light and airy ‘L’ shaped ENTRANCE HALL that leads to the HALLWAY with further door to outside and the rear garden. A generously proportioned UTILITY ROOM / WORK ROOM has a window to the rear garden providing plentiful light, there are base and wall mounted cupboards, utility sink and plumbing and space for a washing machine. Discreetly positioned off of here is the CLOAKROOM with WC.

The KITCHEN has a comprehensive range of wall mounted cupboards together with floor-based cupboards and drawers, the latter having timber food preparation working surfaces. Appliances include a four-ring gas hob with fume hood over, oven and integrated dishwasher. A built-in pantry style cupboard with a tiled shelf provides for additional ever useful storage. The kitchen can also accommodate a small table with chairs for breakfasting. The kitchen has oak flooring that continues into the INNER HALL which has doors to all remaining principal rooms. Situated here is the airing cupboard and access to the loft void; with pull down loft ladder, boarded loft, and natural light coming from the window. Incidentally the boiler is in the roof void.

Entered via a glazed door is the SITTING ROOM with combined DINING ROOM, both areas enjoy windows to the front garden, to the sitting room is a delightful bay with fitted window seat. Notably light, there are two further smaller windows to the side elevations. Betwixt these twin areas is the original front door and a feature peninsular display/serving surface with cleverly designed cupboards both above and below, together with book/display shelving. To the sitting room area is a former fireplace with timber mantel over, whilst the dining room accommodates a sizable table for entertaining – a convivial reception room.

The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM enjoys a view over the rear garden, once again a light and airy room having a further window to the side and twin Velux™ windows with fitted blinds. BEDROOM TWO is also a double bedroom lying to the side of the bungalow also having a Velux™ window. Whilst BEDROOM THREE is a single bedroom or study overlooking the largely arranged to lawn rear garden. Concluding the accommodation is the BATHROOM, with vanity unit with wash hand basin, WC, and double ended bath, with rainfall shower. A light well provides natural light.

Outside
To the front is a boundary wall, and holly trees, the garden is arranged to lawn with well planted borders. A pleasing driveway provides off road parking for two cars and leads in turn to the front door. A gated path runs down the side of the bungalow to the rear garden. The REAR GARDEN is once again arranged largely to lawn with well stocked borders and there is a garden shed A large expanse of decking with pergola lies immediately to the rear of the residence, perfect for outside dining, garden soirees or relaxing in the garden.

Location
Set in the highly regarded area of Manor Park, Dorchester, this three-bedroom single storey residence is within the immediate catchment area for Thomas Hardye School and is perfectly positioned for ready and easy access to the town centre, and the glorious open countryside. Dorchester, the County Town, offers plentiful amenities including mainline rail links to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads, two cinemas, arts centre, restaurants and wine bars, and the county hospital. An ideal location being close enough to be within an easy walk of a considerable number of facilities and yet, being sufficiently distant to enjoy a sense of quiet.

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