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Seller: Domvs

Phone: 01305 757 300

Fax: 01305 757220

E-mail: patrick.tucker@domvs.co.uk

Web: www.domvs.co.uk



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Martinstown Farmhouse With Barns For Conversion For Sale


A four / five bedroom 16th century farmhouse with three stone built barns, two of which have planning consent for conversion to holiday lets, all set on 0.6 acres of land in the Dorset village of Martinstown, just four miles from Dorchester
Offers over £650,000


Washing Pool House was built in 1590 - as identified in the carved date stone above the door with the intriguing initials of possibly either the Elizabethan stone mason or original owner. Although the cottage may have changed over the years, it still remains tucked away from the thriving hustle and bustle of this particularly popular village.

LOCATION

Martinstown or Winterbourne St Martin is a popular destination for those who seek the convenience of the County Town on their door step, but just far enough away to enjoy rural life! Located a mere four miles from Dorchester and just a short distance from Dorset's famous Jurassic Coast, Martinstown has good village facilities with the Church of St Martin forming a focal point, together with a local shop / post office, popular farm shop and cafe and the 'village local' public house. The appealing Winterbourne flows alongside the road which runs through the village and also feeds the listed stone-built sheep 'washing pool' in the lane leading to the cottage - hence the property's name!

THE PROPERTY


A quite enchanting house of stone elevations under a pitched tiled roof connected to a larger barn with pantiled roof.

Double-fronted, the house has a south facing cottage front garden with path leading to the central front door. The flag stone hallway provides a welcoming entrance, which leads to the principal reception rooms. Both these rooms have stunning inglenook fireplaces with bressummer beams - the sitting room has the original bread oven in place. A feature of the house is the wood panelling on the ground and upper floor, believed to have been an addition in Victorian times. In brief, the upper floor comprises four bedrooms with bathroom, with, on the ground floor, a sitting room, dining room, newly fitted kitchen, utility room, cloakroom with fitted shower, study and also sun room which actually incorporates the original well (with custom made well cover).

ACCOMMODATION

Ground floor
Entrance hall
Reception room (17'7" x 14'9" / 5.36m x 4.5m)
Conservatory (20'3" x 11' /6.17m x 3.35m)
Bedroom five / office (17'10" x 9'9" / 5.44m x 2.97m)
Dining room (13'6" x 13'4" / 4.11m x 4.06m)
Kitchen (13'8" x 11'9" / 4.17m x 3.58m)
WC / shower room
Utility room

First floor
Landing
Bedroom one (21'7" x 10'10" / 6.58m x 3.3m)
Bedroom two (14'9" x 10'6" / 4.5m x 3.2m)
Bedroom three (10'4" x 6'7" / 3.15m x 2m)
Garden room / bedroom four (19'4" x 10' / 5.9m x 3.05m)
Bathroom

OUTBUILDINGS

Three stone built outbuildings - barn, stable and workshop

The largest barn is divided into three units at present and is very much in it's original state - this holds planning permission for conversion into holiday let accommodation (details in our office).

A second building - thought to be a stable block with two loose boxes still in evidence, also holds planning permission for conversion into holiday let accommodation.

OUTSIDE

The property is contained within an approximate 0.6 acre plot with the original stone barns, walls and track leading to a hard standing area for several cars.

The gardens around are mainly laid to lawn with steps and banks leading to various areas - one of which is the perfect area for al fresco dining and enjoying the views. There is also a paved terrace to the rear of the house, together with planted orchard, vegetable growing areas - all enclosed with walls and mature shrubs, hedging and bushes.

DIRECTIONS

From our office proceed up High West Street and on reaching Top 'o Town go straight over the roundabout onto the Bridport. On reaching Poundbury follow the ring road until the main roundabout, take the second left of this roundabout signposted to Martinstown. Follow the road until reaching the T Junction. Turn right into Martinstown passing by the village shop and church on the right. Just before the public house turn right into the small lane follow this and turn right on the bend up the track and left through the wooden double gates.

VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

PLEASE NOTE floor plans and all measurements quoted are approximate and for general guidance only. Photographs have been produced for general information and it cannot be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. We would point out that none of the aforementioned fixtures and fittings and appliances have been tested and therefore, no guarantee can be given that they are in working order.

DRAFT DETAILS AWAITING APPROVAL FROM VENDOR

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