- Stunning brick and flint built 3 bedroom house +
- Central village location +
- Beautiful garden with al fresco dining areas +
- 2 garages, log store shed and further parking +
- Built in 2015 +
A beautifully presented modern brick and flint house, set back from the road in the centre of Shillingstone village conservation area, with private gardens front and rear leading to garages and parking.
The Dwelling - Fox Cottage is a spectacular house, with engineered oak floors, an open-plan kitchen/dining/day room with custom-built Shaker units, quartz worktops, a six-burner gas hob, double oven and a large island with seating. The day room area has a vaulted ceiling, tri-fold glass doors, log burner and expansive views of the garden beyond.
The sitting room is light-filled and spacious, with direct access to the gardens through tri-fold doors. It has a vaulted ceiling, skylights, fireplace and log burner, and custom-built library unit. Downstairs is completed with a study to the front, and a utility room, with guest WC, off the kitchen.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom has vaulted ceilings, an en-suite shower room and a wall of built-in wardrobes. Two further bedrooms are complemented by an utterly fabulous family bathroom with free-standing bath and separate shower. A space-saver staircase takes you up to a versatile top floor loft area and boiler room.
Outside - Enter through the gate and along the garden path to a covered porch and a handmade front door. A side gate leads to a stunning private rear garden which is beautifully cared for and features: a twelve-seat dining table built around an apple tree, creating a summertime extension to the dining room; fine specimen trees including a 100-year-old olive and a splendid Himalayan birch; western red cedar screening, mature hedges and shrubs and a separate tiled patio area to catch the evening sun.
A shared private drive leads to parking for two or three cars abreast, a space for visitors, and two separate single garages.
Situation - Shillingstone is a thriving village community with an active village hall, a garage and filling station, a small supermarket, a pub, and a primary school. It has easy access to large supermarkets in nearby towns and is on a bus route. The Church Centre operates as a part-time Post Office, library and community hub. Numerous bridleways and footpaths, including the North Dorset Trailway offer walking, cycling and riding opportunities over the surrounding glorious countryside.