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Floorplan
Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
Chain-free
Sold STC
Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
764
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Semi Detached Home
- Far Reaching Rural Views
- Three Good Sized Bedrooms
- Bright Sitting/Dining Room
- Parking and Gardens
- Scope to Personalise
- No Onward Chain
- Energy Efficiency Rating D
Spacious Semi-Detached Home with Breath-taking Views and Exceptional Parking
Set in a popular elevated village with stunning far-reaching views over the Blackmore Vale, this spacious semi-detached home combines charm, flexibility, and excellent outdoor space—making it a fantastic choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
The property offers three generously sized bedrooms, including two doubles and a large single, alongside a bright and inviting sitting/dining room with an open fire, which adds character and warmth to the room - perfect for chilly afternoons and evenings. The kitchen features a walk-in store, while a ground floor shower room and rear lobby with cloakroom provide added convenience.
Outside is where this home truly stands out: there's extensive parking, perfect for multiple vehicles—and ample space to accommodate a motorhome, boat, caravan, or trailer with ease. Whether you're an adventurer, hobbyist, or simply need extra storage, this setup delivers rare versatility.
A large front garden adds to the sense of space, while a private courtyard to the side and a raised seating area to the rear, complete with a purpose-built shed, offer secluded spots to relax or entertain.
With no onward chain and plenty of scope to make it your own, this is a wonderful opportunity to create a bespoke home in a highly sought-after rural location.
The Property -
Accommodation -
Inside - Ground Floor
The front door lies to the side of the house and opens into a welcoming and bright entrance hall with a window to the front. Doors lead off to the sitting room, kitchen and shower room, and stairs rise to the first floor. Beneath the stairs there is a large walk in store that also houses the boiler. The floor is laid in a wood effect laminate that continues into the sitting/dining room.
The sitting/dining room enjoys a double aspect with a window to the rear and to the front overlooking the garden. There is an open fireplace with a tiled surround and the original picture rail. The kitchen has a window to the rear and is fitted with a range of wood effect units consisting of floor cupboards with drawers and eye level cupboards. There is a good amount of work surfaces with a tiled splash back and a stainless steel sink and drainer. You will find spaces for your white goods. There is also a walk in cupboard and door to the rear lobby where there is access to the rear garden and to a WC.
Also on the ground floor is the main family shower room, which is fitted with a modern suite consisting of a large walk in shower with an electric shower, WC and wall mounted wash hand basin.
First Floor
On this floor you will find two generously sized double sized bedrooms and a large single bedroom that has the best view in the house - far reaching views over the Blackmore Vale countryside.
Outside - 1.83m x 2.44m (6 x 8) - Parking
The property is approached from the lane onto a generously sized drive that is laid to stone chippings. There is ample space for multiple cars or to store a caravan, boat, horse box or motor home.
Gardens
The main garden lies to the front of the house and is laid to lawn. To the side of the property, you will find a large paved patio that has a high degree of privacy plus two sheds. Whilst to the back of the house there is a raised seating area beneath a pergola and a purpose built shed that measures 1.83 m x 2.44 m/6' x 8'.
Useful Information -
Energy Efficiency Rating E
Council Tax Band ?
uPVC Double Glazing
Gas Fired Central Heating
Mains Drainage
Freehold
No Onward Chain
Location And Directions -
The property is situated in the small elevated hamlet of Broad Oak, which has access to some beautiful countryside walks, including, Piddles Wood and of historical interest, Fiddleford Manor and the Trailway are not far away. Just a mile away is Sturminster Newton, a small market town, which hosts a yearly cheese festival and offers a combination of country and town living. There are a range of independent shops and chain stores, doctor and dentist surgeries, schooling for all ages and a variety of entertainment venues, which include The Exchange where many events are hosted. The village is close to excellent communication links and with easy access of major towns - all within about 10 miles away and include the Georgian town of Blandford and the hilltop town of Shaftesbury plus Sherborne and Gillingham, both of which, have mainline train stations.
Postcode - DT10 2HD
What3words - assorted.collides.sulk
Set in a popular elevated village with stunning far-reaching views over the Blackmore Vale, this spacious semi-detached home combines charm, flexibility, and excellent outdoor space—making it a fantastic choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
The property offers three generously sized bedrooms, including two doubles and a large single, alongside a bright and inviting sitting/dining room with an open fire, which adds character and warmth to the room - perfect for chilly afternoons and evenings. The kitchen features a walk-in store, while a ground floor shower room and rear lobby with cloakroom provide added convenience.
Outside is where this home truly stands out: there's extensive parking, perfect for multiple vehicles—and ample space to accommodate a motorhome, boat, caravan, or trailer with ease. Whether you're an adventurer, hobbyist, or simply need extra storage, this setup delivers rare versatility.
A large front garden adds to the sense of space, while a private courtyard to the side and a raised seating area to the rear, complete with a purpose-built shed, offer secluded spots to relax or entertain.
With no onward chain and plenty of scope to make it your own, this is a wonderful opportunity to create a bespoke home in a highly sought-after rural location.
The Property -
Accommodation -
Inside - Ground Floor
The front door lies to the side of the house and opens into a welcoming and bright entrance hall with a window to the front. Doors lead off to the sitting room, kitchen and shower room, and stairs rise to the first floor. Beneath the stairs there is a large walk in store that also houses the boiler. The floor is laid in a wood effect laminate that continues into the sitting/dining room.
The sitting/dining room enjoys a double aspect with a window to the rear and to the front overlooking the garden. There is an open fireplace with a tiled surround and the original picture rail. The kitchen has a window to the rear and is fitted with a range of wood effect units consisting of floor cupboards with drawers and eye level cupboards. There is a good amount of work surfaces with a tiled splash back and a stainless steel sink and drainer. You will find spaces for your white goods. There is also a walk in cupboard and door to the rear lobby where there is access to the rear garden and to a WC.
Also on the ground floor is the main family shower room, which is fitted with a modern suite consisting of a large walk in shower with an electric shower, WC and wall mounted wash hand basin.
First Floor
On this floor you will find two generously sized double sized bedrooms and a large single bedroom that has the best view in the house - far reaching views over the Blackmore Vale countryside.
Outside - 1.83m x 2.44m (6 x 8) - Parking
The property is approached from the lane onto a generously sized drive that is laid to stone chippings. There is ample space for multiple cars or to store a caravan, boat, horse box or motor home.
Gardens
The main garden lies to the front of the house and is laid to lawn. To the side of the property, you will find a large paved patio that has a high degree of privacy plus two sheds. Whilst to the back of the house there is a raised seating area beneath a pergola and a purpose built shed that measures 1.83 m x 2.44 m/6' x 8'.
Useful Information -
Energy Efficiency Rating E
Council Tax Band ?
uPVC Double Glazing
Gas Fired Central Heating
Mains Drainage
Freehold
No Onward Chain
Location And Directions -
The property is situated in the small elevated hamlet of Broad Oak, which has access to some beautiful countryside walks, including, Piddles Wood and of historical interest, Fiddleford Manor and the Trailway are not far away. Just a mile away is Sturminster Newton, a small market town, which hosts a yearly cheese festival and offers a combination of country and town living. There are a range of independent shops and chain stores, doctor and dentist surgeries, schooling for all ages and a variety of entertainment venues, which include The Exchange where many events are hosted. The village is close to excellent communication links and with easy access of major towns - all within about 10 miles away and include the Georgian town of Blandford and the hilltop town of Shaftesbury plus Sherborne and Gillingham, both of which, have mainline train stations.
Postcode - DT10 2HD
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Property information from this agent
About this agent
Morton New - Sturminster
1 Market Place, Market Place
Sturminster Newton, Dorset
DT10 1AS
01258 429118At Morton New, all our staff are passionate about property and understand that selling and buying, letting your property or renting a property are particularly stressful times for people. With our expertise, we aim to alleviate the pressure by reducing timescales and achieve the best possible price for you whilst guiding you through to a successful completion. The company is owned and run by the director, Bryony Sandison, who has a hands on approach to the day to day running of all the offices and creates a family atmosphere amongst all that work for Morton New. A certain pride exists at Morton New where each and every member of the team take ownership for their actions to ensure that every client experiences a memorable and pleasurable journey. Every employee has a detailed knowledge of the areas covered and what is happening within the market place as well as having strong selling and powerful negotiation skills all with a ‘can do attitude’. Our desire is to exceed our customers expectations, from the initial enquiry right through to handing over keys on completion day. Our good reputation stems from excellent communication skills and customer service standards, which have lead to the majority of our business coming from client recommendations. Our low staff turnover means that every time you call or visit us, there will be the same person available to update you on any developments on your property. Communication is vital to any relationship and we ensure that you are kept informed through concise and constructive feedback from viewers, honest advice as to marketing your property and constant guidance from accepting or making an offer through to the end of the journey.