Introducing this recently refurbished end of terrace character residence set within the heart of this popular and attractive village. Historically the property was originally the village store and has subsequently been subject to sympathetic conversion and refurbishment providing a both spacious and versatile family home. The inviting accommodation is accessed via the front door and the RECEPTION HALL, which is of generous proportions with natural light coming from the front and side windows. Adjacent to the front door is one of three reception rooms providing versatility of accommodation to use either as a home office or additional sitting room. Large south-west facing windows flood the room with light. The principal SITTING ROOM (formerly two rooms) is accessed from the reception hall by an oak internal door as featured throughout. This well-proportioned reception room is centred around the twin fire places, one housing a cosy wood burning stove for those cooler months.

The L-shaped KITCHEN/DINING ROOM is also a good size. The kitchen area has an array of wall mounted cupboards and further base units, the latter with oak food preparation work surfaces that continue and form a peninsular unit with breakfast bar. Appliances include an electric Rangemaster Toledo™ and an integrated Zanussi™ dishwasher. The dining area readily accommodates a sizeable table and enjoys a delightful aspect to the rear garden by French doors leading out to a paved patio and seating area. Discreetly positioned off the kitchen/dining room is the UTILITY ROOM with space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, and a door leading through to the separate cloakroom with W.C., and wash-hand basin. An addition to the house is the conservatory garden room with double doors opening onto the garden. Situated off the reception hall is a walk-in boiler/plant room with the pressurised tank and electric central heating system and this room provides generous storage.

The staircase rises from the sitting room to the first-floor landing with doors to the four bedrooms. The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM lies to the front of the property and enjoys a built-in wardrobe and period fireplace; whilst BEDROOM TWO has a range of fitted wardrobes and an ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM with corner shower unit, vanity unit with wash basin and W.C, with walls pleasingly fully tiled. BEDROOMS THREE and FOUR lie to the rear of the property and are both double bedrooms. Concluding the generous and versatile accommodation is the BATHROOM with roll-top claw foot bath, vanity unit with wash basin and W.C, again walls pleasingly fully tiled.

Outside
To the front of the property there is generous parking for vehicles that continues to the side and rear of the residence, providing off-road parking for numerous vehicles. The REAR GARDEN is arranged largely to lawn with mature trees and shrubs. A paved patio area reached via the double opening doors from the dining room creates an ideal space for entertaining or simply enjoying the garden.

Location
Portesham, the historic and picturesque village in the heart of the Dorset countryside and sheltered beneath the Blackdown Hill (the highest point in Dorset), is superbly located for easy access to the Southwest Coastal Path, the World Heritage Jurassic Coast and is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The village lies 7 miles from Weymouth, 9 miles from Dorchester and 12 miles from Bridport. Portesham has a church dating back to the 12th century, a traditional country pub, village shop and village hall, together with a delightful stream running through it - host to its own resident ducks and geese.

Directions
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