Meyers Estate Agents are delighted to bring to the market this sympathetically modernised and refurbished 3 bed detached bungalow with further potential enjoying a large corner plot cul-de-sac location at the edge of the popular village of Marnhull. The property has been extensively renovated throughout by the present owner including complete electrical re-wiring, new gas boiler, insulation upgrades, modernised kitchen, new flooring and doors, re-plastered ceilings. The result is a welcoming light, fresh and airy home which will appeal to many buyers. Entering the property by means of a convenient enclosed porch, the property opens into a spacious hall area. To the left are found three good sized bedrooms and family bathroom. There is access to the rear patio through a sliding patio door. Straight ahead is found the guest cloakroom as well as storage cupboards. To the right are found the large lounge/dining room with open working fireplace, kitchen/breakfast room with separate utility. The garage is under the main roof with a personal side entrance. To the front, side and rear the large gardens have been beautifully landscaped. The rear garden has a private patio sitting area, a summerhouse with paved sitting area in front, and ornamental lily pond. Planning permission has also been granted for the addition of a single-storey side extension to add an ensuite bedroom/annex if so desired by a new owner. P/HOU/2022/05201. There is potential for home working within the house or by the addition of a garden office.This wonderful bungalow offers flexible accommodation and has great further potential - an early viewing is recommended.EPC - DCouncil tax band E

Location
The exceptionally popular North Dorset village of Marnhull benefits from a variety of amenities including a post office/village shop within walking distance, hairdresser, car repair garage, local pharmacy and doctors surgery, village hall and two schools. There are many different activities and clubs organised within the village, and many countryside walks and views close to the bungalow - a perfect blend of peacefulness yet having amenities at hand. There are two fantastic pubs in the village, both serving food. The Blackmore Vale Inn is just a short walk away. The Crown Inn - a former 16th century coaching house of Thomas Hardy fame - is located close to the historic St Gregory's Church on the edge of the village. The Crown Inn features as the 'Pure Drop Inn' in Hardy's novel 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' (1891). The towns of Shaftesbury, Gillingham and Sherborne are nearby, the latter two with mainline train links direct to London Waterloo.

Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold