- Two Bedroom Terraced House +
- Additional Attic +
- Character Victorian Features +
- Enclosed patio area +
- Close to Bridport Town Centre +
Situated just moments from the heart of Bridport town centre, this charming two bedroom Victorian terraced house offers character, versatility and convenience. Council Tax Band: A EPC: E (49)
THE PROPERTY
Stepping inside, the entrance hall welcomes you with original Victorian tiled flooring and useful understairs storage. The front aspect living room is light and airy featuring a traditional feature fireplace that creates a cosy focal point. To the rear, the kitchen/dining room provides a practical and sociable space, also benefitting from an original fireplace and built-in storage alcove cupboards. The kitchen area includes laminate wood-effect worktops, white gloss base units, an acrylic sink with heritage-style tap, wall-mounted extractor hood and space for a cooker, fridge and washing machine.
On the first floor are two bedrooms, one generous double with a feature fireplace, sash windows and a staircase up to the top floor attic. To the rear aspect there is a small double bedroom with feature fireplace and sash window. The family bathroom comprises a bath with shower attachment, hand wash basin, WC and a cupboard housing the gas boiler.
From the principal bedroom, stairs rise to the second floor attic complete with a rear aspect window. This versatile space could serve as a home office, an area for hobbies or occasional use.
Offering period charm, flexible living space and a highly convenient town centre position, this delightful home presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a character property close to amenities.
We are advised that the Fireplaces have not been checked apart from the kitchen one, therefore all other ones are described as feature.
LOCATION & LIFESTYLE
Positioned on historic St Michael's Lane, the property enjoys a unique position steeped in the rich heritage of Bridport’s famed cordage industry. This lane was once central to the town’s production of nets, twine, and rope—a tradition that shaped the local community and economy for centuries.
SITUATION
Situated on a quiet no through road and conveniently located within walking distance of Bridport’s vibrant market town, the area is surrounded by beautiful countryside and renowned for its friendly and lively culture, as well as a fantastic reputation for quality local food and art. Facilities include a post office, arts centre, theatre, leisure centre, library, cinema, and museum. Regular bus services connect to Axminster, Lyme Regis, Beaminster, Yeovil, Dorchester, and Weymouth. Just south of Bridport lies West Bay, an idyllic fishing village on the famous Jurassic Coast, perfect for seaside excursions.