• Spacious reception rooms with garden views +
• Five bedrooms +
• Conservatory opening onto lovely terrace +
• Garage and driveway parking +
• South West and West facing, large garden with pond and vegetable plot +
• Edge of town location with easy access to the beautiful River Yeo valley +

Constructed of brick under a tiled roof, Greenmount is a detached family house offering plentiful living space and a large garden in an edge of town location with country views. A light and airy, glazed porch brings you into a good-sized entrance hall off which you will find a well-appointed and generous, dual aspect sitting room with an elegant fireplace in marble with a carved wood surround and gas fire. With decorative details such as cornicing and dado rails, this is a gracious space in which to entertain guests. The spacious kitchen/dining room is large enough not only to accommodate a dining table but also sofas and chairs in which to relax by the gas fire in a more informal setting and in addition, opens into the conservatory and terrace enabling outdoor dining in the summer months. The open plan kitchen comprises painted units under wooden worktops, eye level double electric oven, fitted fridge freezer and dishwasher, a large cupboard with convenient pull-out storage and a wide stainless steel sink. A temperature controlled and insulated wine cellar, is sure to delight the keen oenophile. Finally, a utility room, study and cloakroom complete the downstairs accommodation.

The well-lit stairwell takes you up to the first floor where there is ample and flexible bedroom accommodation. The large, dual aspect principal bedroom comprises fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom, while the adjacent single room would make a useful dressing room. In addition, there is another large double bedroom and two further bedrooms with flexible use, situated next to a storeroom which could perhaps be converted to an additional bathroom. A family bathroom with separate shower and a heated airing cupboard on the landing completes the first-floor accommodation.

OUTSIDE
The large garden wraps around three sides of the house and is mostly laid to lawn, bordered by mature shrubs, trees and hedging. The southwest facing terrace in lined with walled beds fragrant with lavender and pinks, while the rear elevations are adorned with roses, hydrangea and winter jasmine. Behind the pretty stone pond lies a sheltered vegetable garden with raised beds, greenhouse, shed and compost bays. A path flanked by box hedging leads past borders of peonies, roses and geraniums to the front where the generous gravel drive is bordered by lawns and well stocked beds while hedging, mature shrubs and trees provide privacy. Roses and clematis climb the walls of the house, creating an attractive façade. Accessed from the kitchen, there is an integral garage with up and over electric door, storage cupboards and window into the adjacent workshop which is very well equipped with a painted floor, units and worktops, power points, cupboards and a door onto the drive.

With its ample accommodation, large garden and edge of town location, Greenmount offers both access to the footpaths of the pretty River Yeo Valley and to the many amenities of Sherborne, providing the ideal opportunity to create a lasting family home.

LOCATION
Dominated by its ancient Abbey and school, Sherborne is arguably one of the most attractive towns in Dorset. Numerous musical and cultural events occur throughout the year and there is a superb range of traditional shops and boutiques. The beautifully refurbished Sherborne House is a landmark destination for the arts. The two castles, one of which was home to Sir Walter Raleigh, reflect the historic nature of the town, the centre of which is designated a Conservation Area in which a policy of strict planning control operates to preserve its special character. West Dorset is well known for its unspoilt landscape and there are many pretty villages and countryside walks nearby. The Jurassic Coast is a mere twenty-five miles away at Weymouth. This stretch of coastline from Portland to Lyme Regis, with its spectacular cliffs, has recently been designated a World Heritage Site. Communications to this part of the country are excellent. From Sherborne there is a regular train service to Waterloo (approx 2 hours 15 minutes). The A303 - linking the M3 and the M5 - is dual carriageway almost all the way, thus putting London and the West Country within a reasonable drive.

SPORTING AND RECREATION
The area is well known for its beauty and there is a network of bridleways and footpaths which cross the countryside making it ideal for walking, cycling and riding. Water sports can be found at Sutton Bingham Reservoir (near Yeovil) or on the south coast, as well as racing at Wincanton, Salisbury, Bath or Exeter and golf at various courses including Yeovil, Sherborne and Dorchester.

EDUCATION
The area is noted for its independent schools with the Sherborne Schools Group, Leweston, Perrott Hill and Hazlegrove all within easy reach. The Gryphon secondary school is highly regarded and very easily accessible.