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This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom bungalow
Sold STC
Bungalow
3 beds
2 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Super-fast 39Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Features and description
A spacious 3 bed detached bungalow in a prime location with picture windows directly over the sea and coast at Burton Bradstock, within a few mins' walk to the beach and Hive Beach Cafe
SITUATION: The property occupies a generous corner frontage tucked into Bindbarrow and set well back from Beach Road which leads directly to the Hive Beach Cafe, beach and sea (only 2 minutes' walk away) and there is close by access into open countryside forming part of the Jurassic Coastline.
This is a unique opportunity to acquire one of the most sought-after residential sites closest to the sea and with mainly uninterrupted coastal views and superb seascapes. Hence, the property enjoys peace, tranquillity and calm especially with the present wild bird song.
Burton Bradstock is one of the most popular coastal locations for holidays but this is also an active and community-spirited village nurturing generations of full-time retirees and families. There is a parish church, village school, recreational and football ground, a garage/convenience store, a local store/PO, WI hall and 2 pubs together with The Seaside Boarding House hotel and restaurant on the cliff and Hive Beach cafe. There are many village events and clubs. The coastline is also popular for fossil hunting.
There is also a regular bus service (with stop just on the Beach Road turn off) for travelling along the coast from Wareham to Axminster.
THE PROPERTY comprises a spacious 'L'-shaped detached bungalow, believed to have been built in the 1960's featuring reconstituted stone faced elevations under a concrete tiled roof and is the first one of a small cul-de-sac and thus has very little passing traffic or pedestrians.
The property benefits from double-glazed windows and doors, all of which capture views and pleasant aspects and attract good natural light flow to the well-proportioned rooms. There is mains gas central heating and an open fireplace to the lounge.
Obviously luxury in its day and refurbished some 25 years ago, the property has been well maintained but now offers considerable scope for further improvement to meet today's modern life-style. However, it is more than adequate to move into immediately, there is no forward chain and some furniture and furnishings can be included in the sale if desired.
DIRECTIONS: Proceeding along the coastal road from Bridport towards Weymouth, proceed into the village of Burton Bradstock. Just leaving the village, turn right into Beach Road and proceed towards the sea. Take the last turning on the left (just before entering the National Trust car park) and No 1 is the first of the older-style bungalows on the left.
THE ACCOMMODATION extends to:
A front uPVC double-glazed entrance door in the corner of the 'L' shaped bungalow opens into a spacious, shaped RECEPTION HALL with inner passageways leading off to both sides. There are two built-in shelved cupboards, one also housing the gas combi-boiler, together with access to the roof space.
THE SITTING ROOM lies in the south wing with triple aspects, the main central large picture window looking directly out to sea also enjoying the skyscapes. There is a Cherrywood fireplace surround with polished marble inset and hearth with coal-effect gas fire fitted.
To the north side of the hallway is a large archway opening to the DINING AREA which has a large picture window to the north overlooking the garden to distant country views. A further wide archway opens to the adjoining KITCHEN which is well fitted with a comprehensive range of Maple-fronted base and wall mounted cupboards and drawers incorporating a carousel, with good amount of worksurfaces incorporating a Stoves gas hob with extractor hood over, a one and a half bowl stainless steel sink unit with drainer and mixer tap, built-in double oven, shelved upright pantry unit, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, integrated fridge and there is under-unit lighting. Again, there is a good flow of natural light from windows to the north and east and there is a part-glazed UPVC door to the rear garden.
INNER HALL with built-in shelved storage and linen cupboards.
BEDROOM 1 affording views to the country and hillsides and with EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM, fully tiled and comprising a large corner shower with glazed sliding doors, vanity basin in marble surround with cupboards under and mirror/downlighters over, together with a toilet. There is also a uPVC double-glazed door opening into the rear garden.
BEDROOM 2: Another double bedroom with distant countryside views and built-in wardrobe and storage cupboard.
BEDROOM 3 affords sea views.
FAMILY BATHROOM comprising panelled bath (original cast iron) and basin. Half-tiled walls, shaver point.
SEPARATE WC.
OUTSIDE
The bungalow stands on a level large corner with lawns extending to the south and east with low capped stone wall enclosure and with a driveway to the north extending to a LARGE DETACHED GARAGE with remote-controlled door, uPVC double-glazed pedestrian door and a window for natural light to a workshop area to the far end.
Immediately to the rear and adjoining the kitchen door is a paved sitting-out terrace sheltered by the garage which enjoys sunshine for most of the day.
The main garden extends to the rear and comprises a level lawned area with hedge boundaries with well established bushes and shrubs. This garden presents a blank canvas for cultivation/flowering plants and there are pedestrian gates to either side.
SERVICES: All mains services are connected. Council Tax Band 'E'. For broadband and mobile coverage see Ofcom website.
TC/LL/KEA250020/1370/8325
SITUATION: The property occupies a generous corner frontage tucked into Bindbarrow and set well back from Beach Road which leads directly to the Hive Beach Cafe, beach and sea (only 2 minutes' walk away) and there is close by access into open countryside forming part of the Jurassic Coastline.
This is a unique opportunity to acquire one of the most sought-after residential sites closest to the sea and with mainly uninterrupted coastal views and superb seascapes. Hence, the property enjoys peace, tranquillity and calm especially with the present wild bird song.
Burton Bradstock is one of the most popular coastal locations for holidays but this is also an active and community-spirited village nurturing generations of full-time retirees and families. There is a parish church, village school, recreational and football ground, a garage/convenience store, a local store/PO, WI hall and 2 pubs together with The Seaside Boarding House hotel and restaurant on the cliff and Hive Beach cafe. There are many village events and clubs. The coastline is also popular for fossil hunting.
There is also a regular bus service (with stop just on the Beach Road turn off) for travelling along the coast from Wareham to Axminster.
THE PROPERTY comprises a spacious 'L'-shaped detached bungalow, believed to have been built in the 1960's featuring reconstituted stone faced elevations under a concrete tiled roof and is the first one of a small cul-de-sac and thus has very little passing traffic or pedestrians.
The property benefits from double-glazed windows and doors, all of which capture views and pleasant aspects and attract good natural light flow to the well-proportioned rooms. There is mains gas central heating and an open fireplace to the lounge.
Obviously luxury in its day and refurbished some 25 years ago, the property has been well maintained but now offers considerable scope for further improvement to meet today's modern life-style. However, it is more than adequate to move into immediately, there is no forward chain and some furniture and furnishings can be included in the sale if desired.
DIRECTIONS: Proceeding along the coastal road from Bridport towards Weymouth, proceed into the village of Burton Bradstock. Just leaving the village, turn right into Beach Road and proceed towards the sea. Take the last turning on the left (just before entering the National Trust car park) and No 1 is the first of the older-style bungalows on the left.
THE ACCOMMODATION extends to:
A front uPVC double-glazed entrance door in the corner of the 'L' shaped bungalow opens into a spacious, shaped RECEPTION HALL with inner passageways leading off to both sides. There are two built-in shelved cupboards, one also housing the gas combi-boiler, together with access to the roof space.
THE SITTING ROOM lies in the south wing with triple aspects, the main central large picture window looking directly out to sea also enjoying the skyscapes. There is a Cherrywood fireplace surround with polished marble inset and hearth with coal-effect gas fire fitted.
To the north side of the hallway is a large archway opening to the DINING AREA which has a large picture window to the north overlooking the garden to distant country views. A further wide archway opens to the adjoining KITCHEN which is well fitted with a comprehensive range of Maple-fronted base and wall mounted cupboards and drawers incorporating a carousel, with good amount of worksurfaces incorporating a Stoves gas hob with extractor hood over, a one and a half bowl stainless steel sink unit with drainer and mixer tap, built-in double oven, shelved upright pantry unit, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, integrated fridge and there is under-unit lighting. Again, there is a good flow of natural light from windows to the north and east and there is a part-glazed UPVC door to the rear garden.
INNER HALL with built-in shelved storage and linen cupboards.
BEDROOM 1 affording views to the country and hillsides and with EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM, fully tiled and comprising a large corner shower with glazed sliding doors, vanity basin in marble surround with cupboards under and mirror/downlighters over, together with a toilet. There is also a uPVC double-glazed door opening into the rear garden.
BEDROOM 2: Another double bedroom with distant countryside views and built-in wardrobe and storage cupboard.
BEDROOM 3 affords sea views.
FAMILY BATHROOM comprising panelled bath (original cast iron) and basin. Half-tiled walls, shaver point.
SEPARATE WC.
OUTSIDE
The bungalow stands on a level large corner with lawns extending to the south and east with low capped stone wall enclosure and with a driveway to the north extending to a LARGE DETACHED GARAGE with remote-controlled door, uPVC double-glazed pedestrian door and a window for natural light to a workshop area to the far end.
Immediately to the rear and adjoining the kitchen door is a paved sitting-out terrace sheltered by the garage which enjoys sunshine for most of the day.
The main garden extends to the rear and comprises a level lawned area with hedge boundaries with well established bushes and shrubs. This garden presents a blank canvas for cultivation/flowering plants and there are pedestrian gates to either side.
SERVICES: All mains services are connected. Council Tax Band 'E'. For broadband and mobile coverage see Ofcom website.
TC/LL/KEA250020/1370/8325
About this agent
Welcome to Kennedys Estate Agents in Bridport Kennedys estate agents in Bridport is a long-established, busy independent estate agency specialising in property for sale in West Dorset. Our office is situated in the centre of the historic market town of Bridport, close to the Jurassic Coastline – a renowned World Heritage site. We are a long-term team with the best local knowledge of the area and an emphasis on excellent personal service. We aim to ensure that moving is a pleasant rather than stressful experience and we are on hand for advice and guidance through the whole process of buying or selling. So, contact us now for a genuine local service.