3 bed semi-detached bungalow for sale

Foriers Bungalow, Penny Street, Sturminster Newton DT10

A well planned bungalow now requiring modernisation, on the edge of town but with views of water meadows adjoining the River Stour.

The Dwelling

An attached bungalow which is positioned in a quiet enclave of Sturminster Newton with the advantage of country views over the meadows of the River Stour. The principal rooms all have the rear garden views, the garden being accessed separately via two conservatories. Being at the end of Penny Street, effectively a cul de sac, this affords a very quiet location whilst being in the town. The house requires a degree of modernisation.

Accommodation

See Floor Plan.

Outside

Parking is to the front of the house on a gravel drive, for 2 cars. To the rear of the house is the gently sloping garden bordering meadow fields beyond. A good level terrace sits just below the house with steps leading down to the garden. A wonderful setting on the edge of town.

Situation

Sturminster Newton is a traditional market town. The town has a range of shops including traditional butchers and delicatessen, supermarket, cafes, pub, library, doctor and dental practices, health centre, churches and schools. The town also has an exceptional and active arts centre which provides a wide range of music, theatre and other events, a recreation ground and the surrounding area has some fantastic walking countryside.

Directions

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Services

Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are connected to the property. Mains gas central heating system.

Material Information

Standard & superfast broadband is available.
Mobile phone network coverage is limited inside and likely outside
(Information from Ofcom )
Council Tax Band: E
Sturminster Newton Conservation Area
Foriers is not registered land
Agents Notes: The left hand side of the driveway to Deep Meadows is the boundary between Foriers and Deep Meadows (no fence currently)
Rights of Way:The 5 bar gate gives access for the farmer to access the meadow. The farmer has his own access to this field and therefore rarely used.