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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom terraced house for sale
Brookside, Milborne Port, Sherborne
Study
Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
850
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Extraordinary Modern Home
- 891 sq.ft/83 sq.m of Living Space
- Two/Three Bedrooms/Study
- One/Two Reception Rooms
- South Facing Rear Garden
- Gated Parking for Two Cars
- Quiet Rural Brookside Posiition
- Energy Efficiency Rating C
Quietly tucked away in a private cul de sac village setting, this distinctive, award winning 1970s stone built home, offers way more than one might first imagine. Set back from the lane through timber gates, with parking for two vehicles. It sits in a 90ft mature south facing rear garden with brook at the bottom. A versatile stone built workshop/studio with excellent work from home potential.
The house has a rich character. Light filled rooms enjoying sunlight all day. Designed to compliment the garden, brook and shared landscape beyond. With a generous grey limestone patio, for those summer evenings. With is original 1970s spaces, it is a wonderful home that reveals itself gradually - not just a house a discovery ! In the heart of Milborne Port.
The Property -
Accommodation -
Inside - A contemporary front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, where glazed doors draw the eye through to the rear feature garden and terrace. Double doors lead into the generously proportioned, double-aspect sitting room with views over the rear garden and limestone-paved terrace, complemented by patio doors and a working log-burning stove providing a cosy winter focal point. An open flow connects seamlessly with the dining room, creating an easy and spacious ground-floor layout overlooking the front garden. The hallway, finished with striking black and white ceramic flooring, leads to a fitted cloakroom WC and stairs rising to the bedrooms and family bathroom. The kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home, enjoying westerly views across the terrace and fitted with soft grey gloss, soft-closing units, generous work surfaces and a breakfast bar, alongside integrated appliances and a capacious coat and shoe cupboard. From here, a door opens to a delightful double-aspect study with tranquil views through vintage fruit trees towards the brook, ideal for home working, reading or occasional ground-floor accommodation. The rear garden extends to approximately 90 feet, planted with established fruit trees, a fruit cage and shrubs, ending at the brook where a mature ash tree provides a peaceful natural backdrop. To the front, timber gates open to parking for two vehicles, with additional ad hoc parking nearby, while a stone-built workshop—partly used as a studio or work-from-home space—offers light, power and excellent versatility. A new garden tool shed has recently been built.
Outside - 2.46m'' x 2.79m'' (8'1'' x 9'2'') - Parking and Gardens
From the cul de sac, timber gates open to a drive that is laid to stone chippings and has room to park two cars comfortably. There is also a workshop (3.00 m x 2.79 m/9'10'' x 9'2'') and insulated work from home space (2.46 m x 2.79 m/8'1'' x 9'2'') that could be used for hobbies.
The main garden lies to the rear of the house, enjoying a southerly aspect and is surprisingly large. There is a generously sized paved sun terrace with room to host summer get-togethers with the rest of the garden being laid to lawn. You will find apple and pear trees, fruit cage and a variety of grasses. At the bottom of the garden there is a gate that opens to the brook.
Useful Information -
Energy Efficiency Rating C
Council Tax Band B
uPVC Double Glazing
Gas Fired Central Heating from a Combination Boiler (about two years old)
Mains Drainage
Freehold
Location And Directions -
Milborne Port is a historic village in Somerset, England, located just east of Sherborne and near the Dorset border. Once a thriving market town with Saxon roots, it features a mix of period architecture, including a 14th-century church (St. John the Evangelist) and several listed buildings.
The village offers a range of amenities for residents and visitors, including local shops, pubs, a primary school, a doctors’ surgery, and a village hall. There are also recreational facilities such as a playing field, cricket and football clubs, and scenic walking routes through the surrounding countryside. Its close proximity to Sherborne provides easy access to additional shopping, dining, and transport links.
Postcode - DT9 5RB
What3words - ///confining.tasks.frantic
The house has a rich character. Light filled rooms enjoying sunlight all day. Designed to compliment the garden, brook and shared landscape beyond. With a generous grey limestone patio, for those summer evenings. With is original 1970s spaces, it is a wonderful home that reveals itself gradually - not just a house a discovery ! In the heart of Milborne Port.
The Property -
Accommodation -
Inside - A contemporary front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, where glazed doors draw the eye through to the rear feature garden and terrace. Double doors lead into the generously proportioned, double-aspect sitting room with views over the rear garden and limestone-paved terrace, complemented by patio doors and a working log-burning stove providing a cosy winter focal point. An open flow connects seamlessly with the dining room, creating an easy and spacious ground-floor layout overlooking the front garden. The hallway, finished with striking black and white ceramic flooring, leads to a fitted cloakroom WC and stairs rising to the bedrooms and family bathroom. The kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home, enjoying westerly views across the terrace and fitted with soft grey gloss, soft-closing units, generous work surfaces and a breakfast bar, alongside integrated appliances and a capacious coat and shoe cupboard. From here, a door opens to a delightful double-aspect study with tranquil views through vintage fruit trees towards the brook, ideal for home working, reading or occasional ground-floor accommodation. The rear garden extends to approximately 90 feet, planted with established fruit trees, a fruit cage and shrubs, ending at the brook where a mature ash tree provides a peaceful natural backdrop. To the front, timber gates open to parking for two vehicles, with additional ad hoc parking nearby, while a stone-built workshop—partly used as a studio or work-from-home space—offers light, power and excellent versatility. A new garden tool shed has recently been built.
Outside - 2.46m'' x 2.79m'' (8'1'' x 9'2'') - Parking and Gardens
From the cul de sac, timber gates open to a drive that is laid to stone chippings and has room to park two cars comfortably. There is also a workshop (3.00 m x 2.79 m/9'10'' x 9'2'') and insulated work from home space (2.46 m x 2.79 m/8'1'' x 9'2'') that could be used for hobbies.
The main garden lies to the rear of the house, enjoying a southerly aspect and is surprisingly large. There is a generously sized paved sun terrace with room to host summer get-togethers with the rest of the garden being laid to lawn. You will find apple and pear trees, fruit cage and a variety of grasses. At the bottom of the garden there is a gate that opens to the brook.
Useful Information -
Energy Efficiency Rating C
Council Tax Band B
uPVC Double Glazing
Gas Fired Central Heating from a Combination Boiler (about two years old)
Mains Drainage
Freehold
Location And Directions -
Milborne Port is a historic village in Somerset, England, located just east of Sherborne and near the Dorset border. Once a thriving market town with Saxon roots, it features a mix of period architecture, including a 14th-century church (St. John the Evangelist) and several listed buildings.
The village offers a range of amenities for residents and visitors, including local shops, pubs, a primary school, a doctors’ surgery, and a village hall. There are also recreational facilities such as a playing field, cricket and football clubs, and scenic walking routes through the surrounding countryside. Its close proximity to Sherborne provides easy access to additional shopping, dining, and transport links.
Postcode - DT9 5RB
What3words - ///confining.tasks.frantic
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At 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.
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