• End of Terrace +
• Village Location +
• Large Plot (0.22acres) +
• Ample Parking +
• Full Planning Permission Granted P/HOU/2024/05725 +
• Subject to Section 157 Restriction +
• Chain Free +

End-terraced house with planning, generous sized garden and parking, set towards the edge of Village. No onward chain.

Dwelling - With recently granted full planning permission for a two storey side extension (P/HOU/2024/05725), this three-bedroom family home, located in the beautiful village of Netherbury, offers two double bedrooms and a good-sized single bedroom, with a spacious sitting room to the front and a kitchen and bathroom at the rear. The standout feature of this property is its generously sized garden plot, complemented by the added convenience of its own parking at the rear of the property. The property has the great potential to make a super family home.

Accomodation - The property is accessed at the front via the shared path, The spacious sitting room overlooks the front garden and features a stone-surround open fireplace. To the rear, you'll find the kitchen and the bathroom, the kitchen is fitted with wooden base and wall units with laminate countertops. There is space for a dishwasher or washing machine, as well as a cooker. The rear garden can be accessed through this room.

Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms and a good-sized single bedroom.

Outside - The garden is a very good size wraps around the front, side and rear of the property, (The plot is approximately 0.22acres) The rear garden rises away from the house and backs onto fields. The rear portion of the garden outside of the plan, which is marked by the vendor, is owned by the local Authority and is not part of the property or the sale. The property benefits from ample parking to the side of the house accessed via a short driveway off Hingsdon Lane.

The neighbours have access along the pathways to the front, side and rear of the property.

Situation - Netherbury is a picturesque village in a designated conservation area comprising mainly period stone houses and cottages for which the area is well known. It has a church and village hall and the ‘Hare and Hounds’ public house can be found in the nearby hamlet of Waytown. Beaminster to the north offers many facilities including a good range of shops, churches, post office, library, two schools, health centres, other professional services and many social and sporting facilities. For a range of multiple stores one can visit Bridport (5 miles), Dorchester or Yeovil.