• Well laid out bungalow set in lovely gardens. +
• Garage at rear of drive +
• Excellent position within the village +
• No chain +
• In need of renovation & updating +

No1 Nutmead Close is a well laid out bungalow set in lovely gardens situated in a cul-de-sac and offered with no onward chain.

The Dwelling - On the market for the first time since it was built 1960's, No1 Nutmead Close is a 3 bedroom bungalow set in lovely mature gardens.

This is a sensibly arranged house with living accommodation to one side of the entrance hall and the bedrooms the other end of the corridor. The triple aspect sitting room contains a log burner and the vendor has extended the kitchen with a dining area on the garden side.

Whilst requiring a good degree of updating there is already double glazing throughout, the garden remains well tended to and the garage has an up and over door and plenty of parking.

Accommodation - See Floor Plan: In brief, this is a sensibly arranged 3 bedroom bungalow with a family shower room and an extended dining area off the kitchen resulting in a breakfast bar inwards and the garden behind. The driveway has a turning circle by the garage, within the grounds for ease.

Outside - A level lawn sits to the front of the house setting the house back from the cul de sac. A side driveway leads to the garage and turning circle to the rear. The garage has a green house attached to the back with an additional large greenhouse in the garden along with an enclosed patio. The south and west facing gardens are wonderfully mature with attractive planting and fruit trees, bordered on three sides with high hedging, Little Stream, a tiny tributary of the Stour, and across which is a small wood, is well below the house and forms the southern boundary.

Foot paths are nearby linking with other parts of the village without having to go via the roads (for example up towards Rectory Lane to the village shop) or easy access to the Stour Valley

Situation - Child Okeford is situated beneath Hambledon Hill, surrounded by countryside designated as a National Landscape. The village is situated well away from main roads and traffic noise and the river Stour with its lush meadows and lightly wooded hillside is to the South. The village has an excellent range of amenities including a shop, post office, two public houses, doctors surgery, primary school, organic shop and church as well as many a club / society and includes regular film nights at the village hall.