FAMILY HOME IN THE VILLAGE OF CATTISTOCK WITH SIMPLY STUNNING VIEWS of Lankham Bottom and surrounding countryside. Available beginning of May. A pet may be considered EPC Band D

This modern detached family home is perfectly positioned towards the edge of the village and affords spectacular views over the adjoining countryside.

The wide driveway will comfortably fit a fleet of family cars and leads to a double garage which is linked to the house.

Inside, you will find spacious accommodation including a central hall with under-stairs storage and a large cloakroom/WC. The large dual-aspect sitting room enjoys superb views across the garden and the countryside beyond. This room also benefits from wood block flooring and a log-burning stove. Internal sliding doors give way to one of the most frequently used rooms in the house; the garden room. This excellent triple-aspect space takes full advantage of the surrounding views and is tastefully finished with a half-vaulted ceiling including Velux windows and chevron oak effect flooring. An archway from the sitting room leads into the dining room with views over the garden and separate access to both the hallway and the kitchen. Having been recently replaced, the kitchen boasts an array of shaker-style units finished in a pale blue, with a large central island providing the perfect multi-use space to prepare food and eat at. The adjoining utility room has been finished in the same style as the kitchen and enjoys ample storage. Access to the garden and garage is also gained via the utility room.

To the first floor the spacious landing features a window looking out towards the village and across the village football pitch. All the four bedrooms are large double rooms, each with fitted wardrobes and a wonderful outlook. The master bedroom features a recently re-fitted en-suite shower room, whilst the family bathroom comprises a bath with shower and folding splash screen.

The property is located within the village of Cattistock, a traditional, attractive and popular village in the middle of Hardy Country. The general character of the village is preserved in the main street with more recent architecture on the outskirts. The village has a very lively community with village hall, children’s playground, active cricket and tennis clubs, the Fox and Hounds public house and PO Stores with tea rooms. The historic county town of Dorchester, the market town of Bridport, the seaside town of Weymouth, the Abbey town of Sherborne and Yeovil are within easy reach. Nearby Maiden Newton (about 1 mile) has an excellent range of local amenities including first school, doctor’s surgery and local connection by rail to Dorchester/Weymouth and Yeovil/Bath.

Outside the grounds are predominantly laid to lawn with mature shrub borders and accompanying flower beds. There is a timber shed to the side aspect with further lawn areas to each side of the driveway.

SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Oil fired central heating