Known as "Little Beacon" due to it being part of the original building, constructed entirely of Portland stone in 1936, and subsequently split into individual units in the 1960's, the property sits proudly at the highest point in Weymouth. The property oozes character, with features such as bronze framed windows with slate windowsills, seen throughout..

The property is entered via a door to the front, with access via a pathway that splits the front garden. The ENTRANCE HALL leads through to the kitchen, with plentiful work surface and storage cupboards. The room is equipped with an electric oven, hob and extractor, with space and plumbing for a dishwasher, and space for a fridge/ freezer. A secondary door offers direct access to the dining room, over a hatch that opens to the CELLAR. The DINING ROOM itself is a pleasant room at the centre of the property, with the staircase and access to most ground floor accommodation radiating from it. The SITTING ROOM is a generous reception space with a triple aspect, and a stone fireplace with gas fire inset, with a door to the rear aspect that opens onto the property's patio. From the dining room, an internal hallway with plentiful storage for coats and shoes, leads to the CLOAKROOM, with WC, hand-wash basin, plumbing for a washing machine, and access to the rear garden.

From the HALLWAY, stairs rise to the first floor and upon reaching their summit, you are greeted by a generous airing cupboard. The landing leads to BEDROOM ONE, a light, double aspect room, with views of Portland Harbour beyond the leafy foreground vista. BEDROOM TWO is a front aspect double room that benefits from a storage cupboard. BEDROOM THREE is another room to the front of the property, with a double aspect. The FAMILY BATHROOM is complete with a double walk-in shower and hand-wash basin. Opposite, an additional cloakroom is equipped with a WC.

Outside
The front garden is mainly laid to lawn, with mature planted borders, and a path that dissects it, leading to the front door. Adjacent, the property benefits from a garage, with a workshop/ study at it's rear, with parking in front. The rear garden begins with a patio that abuts the entirety of the rear of the property. The garden opens up on the westerly side, with a generous lawned area, complete with vegetable patch.

Location
Located on the desirable Wyke Road and approximately one mile from the picturesque Weymouth harbour with its remarkable lifting bridge and many restaurants, cafes and bars and also close to a number of good schools including Holy Trinity. A short distance from the property there are spectacular walks and cycle rides to be enjoyed including the Fleet Lagoon and the Rodwell Trail from which you can enjoy the glorious sea and country views as you skirt the World Heritage Jurassic coastline. The nearby world class Sailing Academy offers a wide range of water sports and a marina with restaurants and bars. Besides the magnificent Chesil Beach there are several other beaches within easy reach of the property which boasts one of the highest plots in the area.

Directions
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Garage & Parking
South Facing Garden
Character Property
Three Double Bedrooms
Enviable Position

Room Measurements Please refer to floor plan

Services Mains gas, drainage and electric.

Local Authority Dorset (Weymouth & Portland) Council. Tax band D.

Tenure Freehold

Lettings Our Lettings Department is available to provide experienced assistance should this be relevant to your purchase.

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