Magdalene Lane, Shaftesbury

The Property
Having been sympathetically extended over time, the cottage is beautifully presented throughout and boasts a warm and welcoming atmosphere with highlights of the accommodation including a well-appointed, modern kitchen, separate dining room with plentiful character features and a useful second reception space to provide versatility. The main sitting room is positioned to the rear of the home to overlook the glorious gardens whilst taking benefit from the westerly facing aspect and plentiful afternoon sunlight. Upstairs boasts three generously sized bedrooms with the principal room taking benefit from built in wardrobes and an attractively designed en-suite shower room. Completing this enticing cottage is the modern three piece family bathroom.

Outside
Front: driveway parking is situated to the left of the property with access into the rear garden.

Rear: The west-facing garden is a truly special feature of this home - a peaceful, sun-soaked space to be enjoyed by all. A rose-covered pergola offers a shady spot while well-tended flower beds add colour and charm throughout the seasons. The lawn provides an open, green space with a newly installed wooden shed proving the desired storage. A further seating area has been cleverly positioned to catch the last of the afternoon sunlight whilst enjoying complete privacy.

Location
The North Dorset Saxon hilltop market town of Shaftesbury is famed for the iconic cobbled street of Gold Hill and rich history going back to the times of King Alfred. The town is delightfully community orientated with an attractive and bustling High Street that provides most everyday requirements including a farmers’ market, cafés, charity shops, various retail shops including antique shops and a cottage hospital.

Families are drawn to this area by the quality of life and excellent choice of state and independent schools including Port Regis, Clayesmore, Sandroyd and Bryanston amongst many others. Shaftesbury also offers several ways to explore the stunning countryside and traditional English villages of the Blackmore Vale, Cranborne Chase and Wiltshire Downs with their many miles of public footpaths and bridleways.

Transport Links
The local road network offers strong connections to the other main towns in the region including Gillingham, Salisbury, Sherborne, Warminster and Yeovil as well as to the South Coast. In addition the A303 links with the M3 that makes London accessible for the motorist.

There are railway stations at Gillingham (4.5 miles) and Tisbury (8 miles) with mainline services to London (Waterloo) and the West Country.

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Tenure
Freehold.

Services
All mains services are connected.

Council Tax
Dorset Council Tax Band D.

Viewings
Strictly by appointment only via Boatwrights Estate Agents.
01747 213106
sales@boatwrights.co.uk
www.boatwrights.co.uk