Situated moments from the town and not even a stone’s throw from Salisbury Field this 1930’s bungalow, is very much about the location. Offering three double bedrooms, two reception rooms, garaging parking for numerous vehicles and quite clearly a much-loved garden, this character residence has scope for refurbishment and is ideally placed for all the many amenities the county town has to offer.

Approached to the side of the chalet and the glazed ENTRANCE PORCH, with ever-useful storage, a further front door opens to the inviting RECEPTION HALL. Here, doors to the reception rooms, kitchen and though to the inner hall. The SITTING ROOM is centred around the stone fireplace, with a cosy wood burning stove for those cooler months. Continuing to one side forming a display area with wall mounted glazed cabinets. This light filled room has twin side aspect windows: views to the garden and Salisbury Field beyond. A picture window beautifully frames the rear garden, an adjacent door provides access to the patio. The DINING ROOM is well proportioned, and readily accommodates a dining table. A bay window overlooks the side garden and Salisbury Field beyond, additional natural light comes from the front aspect window. The adjacent KITCHEN has an array of wall mounted and floor-based cupboards. Integrated appliances include Neff™ gas hob with hood over, and Neff™ double oven. In addition, there is space and plumbing for a dishwasher, together with a rather useful pantry cupboard. Off the kitchen is a further porch with access to the front that doubles as a UTILITY AREA with a utility cupboard having plumbing / space for a washing machine.

The INNER HALL with an under-stair cupboard provides storage, here the well configured accommodation leads to the ground floor bedrooms and the bathroom. The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM is both light and airy having a picture window overlooking the much-loved rear garden. Benefiting from an EN-SUITE: comprising bath, W.C., and wall mounted basin. BEDROOM TWO is also a double with views to the front. A door leads down to the integral garage. The SHOWER ROOM comprises a generous sized shower cubicle, wash basin and W.C.

To the first floor is a small landing with door to a loft storage area, largely boarded, with light point. Concluding the accommodation is BEDROOM THREE. A double bedroom, with dormer window enjoying views to the side garden and views over the expansive Salisbury Field. A linen cupboard with twin doors houses the hot water cylinder with immersion. Providing storage is an eaves wardrobe.

Outside
For a central property the chalet enjoys generous PARKING: a double drive to the fore of the garage with double gates to further area, another drive lies to the other side. The GARAGE with roller door has both power/light, rear window, integral door, and on a practical note:, the Glow Worm™ boiler.

The GARDENS have been clearly much loved. Stocked with a profusion of plants, bushes, and trees, including Princess tree, dappled Willow, Olive, Forest Pansy, Beech, Green Spire, Acer, to name but a few.

Adjacent to the path leading to the front door is a raised paved area, and a seating area, leading to an area of lawn again with well stocked borders that add interest. Pergola and seating provide a delightful spot from which to enjoy the garden. Raised sleeper beds with Rose bushes add further to the colour and splendor. An additional circular seating area together with the patio to the front of the sitting room offers further advantage spots to enjoy the gardens. Discreetly positioned is a timber garden shed. Much of the rear garden is walled.

Location
Located adjacent to Salisbury Fields, a delightful green space within the centre of Dorchester offering a tree-lined walk, play area, seating and picnic tables. Perfectly located for easy, level access to wide-ranging amenities including mainline rail link to London/Waterloo, county hospital, cinema, arts centre, museums, wine bars and schools. Sporting facilities include golf at Came Down and sailing at Weymouth and Portland. The famous Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site - a simply stunning coastline – is just a few miles away. Overall Dorchester is steeped in history, and enjoys some of the county's most noted period architecture all set amongst beautiful rural countryside with easy access to the coast at Weymouth.

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