Village location between Sherborne and Bruton, BA9

A precedent-setting, period, natural stone, semi-detached cottage (2151 square feet) that has been the subject of significant extension and transformation resulting in an impressive, stylish property! Elegant character features include excellent ceiling heights, exposed beams and internal natural stone elevations. The current owners have completed a full, tasteful, sympathetic renovation on the property throughout. The house stands in a pretty conservation area in a delightful hillside plot and exquisite landscaped gardens extending to just under a quarter of an acre (0.21 acres approximately). There is private driveway parking for up to five cars with space to erect a carport or garage (subject to the necessary planning permission). The property enjoys a light aspect and a good flow of natural light from dual and triple aspects and large windows. It comprises large entrance reception hall, generous sitting room with cast iron log burning stove, ‘wow-factor’ open plan kitchen / dining room with pantry and substantial utility room and downstairs WC / Cloakroom. On the first floor is a very large landing area, three generous double bedrooms, all with either en-suite shower rooms or bathrooms. The master bedroom benefits from a walk-in wardrobe and dressing area. The house boasts stylish replacement powder coated aluminium double glazing on the rear and bespoke period-style double glazing on the front. The house is heated by oil fired wet under floor central heating and a cast iron log burning stove. There are lovely country lane walks from the front door and is a short walk to the popular village pub. The historic, picturesque town centre of Sherborne is a short drive away, hosting a bustling out-and-about high street with many top coffee shops, boutique stores, delicatessens, pubs and Waitrose store as well as the world-famous Sherborne schools, Abbey building and mainline railway station making London Waterloo directly in just over two hours.