4 bedroom house

A substantial detached four bedroom family home benefiting from a generous plot, breath-taking countryside views, driveway parking and garage. No onward chain.

Individually built in the 1970’s, Cana is a charming and well-presented family house set back in a pretty, private garden with off-road parking for up to six cars, an integral garage and wonderful countryside views. The property sits within a generous plot of approximately 0.25 acre and as such benefits from generous gardens, parking and further opportunity to extend, subject to necessary consents. The property is well presented with a plentiful supply of versatile living space and double proportioned bedrooms.  This comfortable family home has great potential to enhance and make a contemporary family home. It becomes apparent from entering the generous porch and into the hallway of the size and scope available at the property.  The ground floor comprises of a double aspect sitting room which is a light living area with feature focal point open fireplace. The sitting room enjoys a pleasant garden outlook with views to the rear really showing off the countryside over open farmland. The remaining ground floor offers a downstairs dining room, which could be used as a study or downstairs bedroom if required. The utility room with WC, basin, sink creates as a most useful space for washing and storing everyday items. To complete the ground floor the recently updated kitchen/breakfast room consists of wall and base units, space for electric hob and cooker (negotiable) with built in fridge/freezer and space for all remaining white goods. To the far side is the breakfast room with table and door leading out to the rear gardens. Upstairs a beautifully bright landing serves the four bedrooms and family bathroom. All bedrooms having built in storage and master room having its own en-suite. Beautiful countryside views can be seen from this floor. The property has double glazing and gas fired central heating. New Boiler installed 2019.

Cana, is situated within Sturminster Newton which is a vibrant and highly regarded market town, although the Cattle Market of Samuel Rowland's day closed in 1998. In its place is now a vibrant shopping and cultural centre for this picturesque market town with the River Stour, famous Mill and Thomas Hardy's countryside on the doorstep, this is indeed a well located family home. Sturminster Newton is located on the A357 and offers good road links to the Georgian market town of Blandford, Sherborne and Gillingham, the latter two towns offering rail links to London and the West Country. The Coastal towns of Poole and Bournemouth offer excellent sailing, shopping and cultural facilities.

The property is approached via gated access onto a tarmac driveway with ample parking for six cars, turning space and access to the garage that has light and power connected.  (5.78m x 3.24m)  The remaining front lawn is bordered with shrubs and a mature hedge wall to create privacy. The rear garden is of great proportions and immediately abutting the property is a patio area, perfect for entraining in the summer months. The majority of the remaining garden is laid level to lawn which creates a perfect family garden with floral and fence borders.

Marketed by: Greenslade Taylor Hunt, Sherborne