3/4 bedroom DETACHED BUNGALOW offering the opportunity to extend or develop. Set within a GENEROUS PLOT of approximately a 1/3 acre.

Constructed in the late 1960s this detached bungalow resides in a sizeable plot extending to just under a third of an acre and offers the opportunity to develop and extend. Externally the property consists of stone and rendered elevations under a tile hung roof with double glazed units throughout. On entrance to the property, there is a secure entrance porch area with space for shoes and coats alike before leading into the entrance hallway and access to the principle rooms. The hallway benefits from integrated storage units, internal access to the garage and doors leading out to a private courtyard/ terrace and rear garden beyond. The kitchen is situated to the front of the property overlooking the property entrance and is well equipped with a range of floor and wall mounted units, sink unit with drainer and induction hob with extractor over. There is also space and plumbing for additional white goods. Adjacent to the kitchen is breakfast/ dining room that is currently utilised as an additional bedroom offering a versatile space with usage that is open to interpretation. The generous sitting/ dining room offers sizeable reception space with the open plan layout giving a true feeling of space. The sitting room enjoys a double aspect of the both the rear garden and side courtyard. The dining area flows from the sitting room enjoying equal aspect adjacent to double doors opening to a spacious conservatory. The conservatory provides further reception space again enjoying an outlook over the large rear garden.
The master bedroom and second bedroom are both double rooms with space for freestanding storage and enjoying positions overlooking the side garden, providing both privacy and a pleasant outlook. The third bedroom is a single room with large window brining in an abundance of natural light and views of the rear garden. The property is serviced by both a separate cloakroom with WC and pedestal sink units as well as family shower room comprising WC, integrated sink unit and shower.

SERVICES AND OUTGOINGS
Mains services
Gas fired central heating
Council Tax band E

Crossways benefits from good local amenities, which include Post Office with shop and a further local store with off licence, a library and Doctors' surgery. There is a regular bus service to Dorchester, with the main line railway station at Moreton about half a mile away. The Warmwell Leisure Centre is situated approximately a mile away. There is a local sports field and play area. You will find Church of England churches in the surrounding villages of Moreton, Tincleton and Woodsford. First/Primary Schools are found within Crossways and also first and middle Schools are situated at Puddletown. The popular Thomas Hardye Upper School is situated in Dorchester. Dorchester has a good local shopping centre, health centre, County hospital, dental surgeries, churches of several denominations, bus services, leisure centre, main line railway stations serving London - Waterloo and Bristol.

One of the most salient features of this property is the outside space, with the overall plot extending approximately a third of an acre. To the front of the property is ample parking for a number of vehicles leading to a single garage with up and over door. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn interspersed with mature trees and shrubs. The property also benefits from access at both sides leading to the rear garden with a private courtyard to one side and wider lawned area with vegetable beds to the other. The current owners did also approach the local council regarding the possibility to build three dwellings in the rear garden and the application can be found on Dorset Councils website; dorsetforyou.com (dorsetcouncil.gov.uk) quoting the following reference WD/D/20/002259.