592 Hammond Street, Mappowder, STURMINSTER NEWTON - £500,000 Sold Subject to Contract

A charming semi detached stone cottage offering adaptable accommodation and four good sized bedrooms. The property sits in grounds extending to about a third of an acre, backing onto fields and enjoying a peaceful laneside location in the small village of Mappowder, which lies on the edge of the Blackmore Vale. The village boasts a very pretty church, delightful stone cottages and a listed K6 telephone kiosk, facilities are available about one and half miles away in Hazelbury Bryan where there is a public house, village store and primary school. We believe that the cottage dates to the mid 19th century and formed part of the Digby Estate and was used as workers accommodation. The property has dated from an historic sympathetic two storey extension, which nearly doubled its original size. The cottage has been a very much loved and enjoyed home to our seller for the last eight years, during this time it as been extremely well maintained and improved with some replacement windows and new electrics, ceilings and walls. The kitchen units have also been replace with a range of country style floor and larder cupboards with granite work surfaces, new flooring has been laid and an inglenook fireplace revealed. Outside, a timber garage and summerhouse have been added. A viewing is an absolute must to truly appreciate this lovely home and its environment.

ACCOMODATION

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall

Panelled front door opens into the entrance hall. Recessed ceiling lights. High level cupboard with the electrics. Storage cupboard with shelves. Wood effect vinyl flooring. Oak veneered doors to the cloakroom, open plan living space and to the:-

Sitting Room (4.29m'' x 4.24m'' / 14'1'' x 13'11'')

Maximum measurements - Window with outlook over the front garden. Ceiling light. Coved. Exposed stone walls. Radiator. Power and television points. Inglenook fireplace with granite hearth, seats to either side and burner. Wood effect Karndean flooring. Oak veneered door to the:-

Reception Room/Study (3.61m'' x 2.21m'' / 11'10'' x 7'3'')

A versatile room that could be used as a study or a bedroom. Door to the rear. Ceiling light. Coved. Upright radiator. Power points. Karndean flooring. Oak veneered door to the:-

Reception Room/Gym/Boot Room (3.05m x 3.28m'' / 10' x 10'9'')

An adaptable room that lends itself to a host of usages. Stable door and window to the rear. Recessed ceiling lights. Coved. Exposed stone wall. Radiator. Power and television points. Ceramic tiled floor.
Stairs rising to the first floor with cupboard under. Oak veneered door to the:-

Open Plan Living Space (7.24m'' x 4.62m'' / 23'9'' x 15'2'')

Enjoying a triple aspect with windows to the front, side and rear over the garden. Recessed ceiling and wall lights. Two radiators. Power and television points. Floor cupboard housing the oil fired central heating boiler. Central heating programmer. Fitted with a range of country style kitchen units consisting of floor cupboards, separate drawer units, wall shelves and four tall larder style cupboards with shelves. Generous amount of granite work surfaces with matching upstand and inset one and half bowl sink with swan neck extending hose. Integrated dishwasher. Space for a range style cooker and housing for an American style fridge/freezer. Ceramic tiled floor.

Cloakroom/Utility

Recessed ceiling lights. Extractor fan. Cupboard with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer over. Table top oval shaped wash hand basin wit freestanding mono tap and tiled splash back, shelf over and cupboard under. Low level WC with cistern concealed in a cupboard. Fitted cupboard with coat hooks. Coat hooks. Radiator. Part wood panelled walls. Wood effect vinyl flooring.

First Floor

Landing

Stairs rise to a split level landing with part wood panelled walls and skylight to the rear. Recessed ceiling lights. Smoke detector. Some exposed stone walls. Radiator. Airing cupboard housing the hot water heater and fitted with a slatted shelf. Door to eaves storage with potential to develop, planning granted 10/02/2016 - 2/2015/1251/HOUSE for a rear dormer window.

Main Bedroom (2.82m'' x 4.62m'' / 9'3'' x 15'2'')

Two windows with outlook over the lane. Ceiling light. Part wood panelled walls. Two radiators. Power and television points. Sliding door to walk in wardrobe with window to the side, skylight to the rear, fitted with shelves and hanging rails. Laminate flooring.

Bedroom Two (3.33m'' x 2.97m'' / 10'11'' x 9'9'')

Window overlooking the lane to the front. Ceiling light. Radiator. Power points. Fireplace with burner. Exposed floorboards.

Bedroom Three (3.33m'' x 2.92m'' / 10'11'' x 9'7'')

Window with view over the lane. Ceiling light. Radiator. Power points. Exposed floorboards.

Bedroom Four (4.17m'' x 2.16m'' / 13'8'' x 7'1'')

Maximum measurements - Window overlooking the rear garden and fields beyond. Ceiling light. Coved. Radiator. Power points. Some exposed stone wall.

Bathroom

Window to the rear aspect. Ceiling light. Radiator. Fitted with a low level WC, concealed cistern and cupboard to the side, bath with mixer tap and wood panelled side plus a table top circular wash hand basin with mono tap. Karndean flooring.

Outside

Parking and Gardens

The cottage is approached from the lane onto a gravelled drive with space to park about three cars, a timber gate opens to the side of the property where there is a further area to park two cars or a caravan or motorhome and leads to a timber garage, which can take a small car. The rest of the garden is divided into different areas of interest. There is a paved seating area to the back of the cottage with a further space that is undercover, shallow steps rise to a gravel path that skirts a vegetable patch and bears into an area planted with trees and laid to lawn. At the bottom of the garden the path continues to the main body of the garden, which is laid to lawn. There is a good sized summerhouse, greenhouse and sheds. The garden backs onto fields and enjoys a sunny and private aspect extending to about a third of an acre.

Directions

From the Sturminster Newton Office

Leave Sturminster via Bridge Street. At the traffic lights go over the bridge and turn right. Take the next turning on the left up Glue Hill to Hazelbury Bryan. Continue through the village of Hazelbury Bryan past the Antelope public house, village hall into Wonston and turn right to Mappowder and continue along this lane for about a mile and half. On entering the village bear to the right onto Hammond Street where the property will be found on the right hand side before the bend.