This charming, well presented cottage offers a wealth of character and is situated towards the end of a no through road in a slightly elevated position offering countryside views.

A timber stable door opens into the useful entrance porch great for coats and boots, to your right step into the dining room. A charming room with exposed brick and timber wall, and timber stair enclosure to the rear with storage beneath, front aspect window over looking the garden. From the porch step into the living room, a genuinely lovely room with inglenook fireplace inset solid fuel stove, brick hearth and wooden mantle, exposed stone to the rear and bread oven, there are exposed beams and window overlooking the front garden. Timber latch door opens to stairs, second latch door opens to the galley kitchen. The kitchen comprises a range of cabinets, window to rear aspect, to one side there is an useful laundry room with window to rear, to the other is the rear lobby.

On the first floor the landing features exposed timber floor, window to side, airing cupboard and double linen cupboard, the loft access by pull down ladder, the loft is boarded with a rooflight whilst retaining the original exposed beams. There are two double bedrooms, both feature exposed timber flooring, exposed beams and front aspect windows with a rural outlook, the principal bedroom has a covered fireplace and latch door to wardrobe. The bathroom comprises a modern suite with shower over the bath and window to the rear aspect.

Outside, to the rear is a car port, to the front is a garden and seating area, when turning right out of the property a path leads to the workshop, a great storage area with mezzanine level, power and light, further along a short path leads to the larger wildlife garden with timber building.

Frampton is a picturesque village, quirky in that the properties are all to one side of the road with fields and the river Frome on the other side. Frampton is sited approx. 5 miles from the County Town of Dorchester, within the Frome Valley amongst the chalk hills of the Dorset Downs. Frampton offers scenic walks and is situated on the National Cycle Route 26. Frampton village hall offers a range of activities and events, the Millenium Green is a great spot to have a picnic and watch the wildlife on the river. Dorchester is a vibrant town, with weekly market, ample restaurants, tea-rooms and cafes, including Brewery Square, two cinemas, various supermarkets and a busy high street where both independent and high street name stores ply their wares. Their world renowned Dorchester Museum and Tuttankhamun exhibition are located in the town.