Offered with no forward chain, and set within a conservation area, this delightful Grade II listed, three-bedroom end-of-terrace cottage forms part of a charming row of three. Believed to date back to the mid-19th century, the property features an attractive stone elevation beneath a traditional slate roof, reflecting the character of its period. Over the years, the property has been thoughtfully updated and reconfigured internally to accommodate modern living. Arranged over two floors, accommodation to this quant home comprises a lounge, dining room, kitchen, cloakroom, study, three bedrooms, and a family bathroom. EPC rating TBC.

Situation - 1 The Square is ideally situated on the outskirts of the charming market town of Bridport in the village of Nettlecombe and set within an area of outstanding natural beauty. Nettlecombe is situated near the ancient hill fort of Eggardon and the Dorset Wildlife Trust-owned Powerstock Common nature reserve. Bridport town offers an excellent range of amenities including shops, businesses, Arts Centre, church and library. Bridport is well known for its popular twice weekly market and other facilities include health centre, hospital, dentists, leisure centre with swimming pool together with local bus services. Within a short distance of the property are a number of attractive riverside walks and access to open meadows. The popular coastal village of West Bay is approximately 1½ miles to the south, where there is an attractive harbour, bathing beaches and 18-hole golf course. The beautiful coastline, which has been deservedly bestowed ‘World Heritage’ status, and the surrounding countryside offer a plethora of walking opportunities. Dorchester, the country town of Dorset, is about 15 miles with main line rail service to London and the West Country.

Key Features - A part-glazed, front door opens into the welcoming dining room, featuring stunning flag-stone flooring that flows throughout the ground floor. The room features an Esse wood fired stove, which provides the central heating, framed with an attractive tile surround complementing its period features. The kitchen flows naturally from this room, where the impressive period beams continue to showcase the charming features of the property. The kitchen is fitted with a range of custom-made units, with wooden work surface over, matching upstand and a butler sink with mixer tap positioned beneath a window overlooking the garden. There is ample space for an electric oven and further freestanding appliances. The kitchen boasts a second door, opening onto a hallway where a cloakroom is situated, ideal for decanting outdoor garments and a set of stairs lead up to the second floor. The living room continues its period charm featuring a cozy fireplace with wooden mantle, complimentary wall mounted lighting and plentiful natural light. There is a second door offering access to the versatile study room.

Stairs rise to the first-floor landing accessing all rooms and an airing cupboard. There are three bedrooms, the primary room being double in size and boasting an attractive feature fireplace. Both bedroom one and two boast generously sized windows with an easterly aspect, taking advantage of the morning sun. All bedrooms are finished with wooden flooring and neutral décor throughout. The family bathroom serves all bedrooms, featuring a free-standing roll top bath, WC, handwash basin and separate shower, finished with a tasteful design and wooden flooring.

Externally, A pathway at the rear of the property leads to a generous garden, mainly laid to lawn and framed by mature hedging. Two established fruit trees provide character and shade, while a handy garden shed, vegetable plots, and a variety of mature shrubs complete the space.

Agents Notes - Please note there is right of access at the rear of the property for neighbouring properties.
We are advised that the property is exempt from an EPC rating.

Services - Mains electricity is connected.
Private water supply from the Mappercombe estate.
Wood burning stove fired central heating.

Local Authorities - Dorset Council
County Hall
Colliton Park
Dorchester
DT1 1XJ

The council tax band is C

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Broadband And Mobile Service - At the time of the listing, standard and superfast broadband are available.

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