The Property

Accommodation

Inside

Ground Floor
A contemporary style front door opens into a spacious and welcoming reception hall with a window to the side. There is also a useful cupboard for coats, boots and shoes. Stairs rise to the first floor and oak veneered doors lead off the the shower room, sitting room and further reception room. The oak flooring adds character and warmth to the hall and continues through into the reception room and sitting room.

The spacious lounge has plenty of space for large sofas and armchairs. A window seat also takes in a view over the garden and the multi-fuel burner provides a comforting ambiance on a chilly day. The dining room has French doors leading into the garden. An additional reception room offers the opportunity to tailor to your own needs - a great double bedroom, study or playroom - and benefits from built in storage.

The heart of the home is the large open plan kitchen/dining and family room, which enjoys an outlook to the front and side plus double doors open out to the rear garden. The kitchen has ample units consisting of floor cupboards with corner carousel, separate drawer unit and double larder style cupboard plus eye level cupboards. You will find a generous amount of granite work surfaces with a matching upstand and a double Butler style sink with a swan neck mixer tap. The central island has a solid wood top and pull out electric socket tower, beneath are drawers and cupboards as well as a bin store. The dishwasher, fridge/freezer and separate freezer are integrated. The range is available by separate negotiation. For appearance and practicality, the floor is laid in a Travertine wood effect tile. From the kitchen there is access to the utility/boot room, which has door to the front and the gardener's WC.


First Floor
Stairs rise to a bright and spacious galleried landing with a window to the front and doors leading off to the bedrooms and bathroom. Also on the landing is a storage cupboard plus the airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder.

All three bedrooms are double sized and take in some fabulous countryside views. Bedroom three has a built in wardrobe, bedroom two and the principal bedroom, both enjoy a double aspect and the principal also has an en-suite shower room. The family bathroom has been fitted with a stylish modern suite consisting of a separate shower cubicle with mains shower and choice of shower head, WC, double ended bath with a mixer tap and shower attachment and there is a pedestal wash hand basin. For appearance and practicality, the walls and floor are tiled.

Outside

Garaging, Parking and Gardens
From the lane, the drive sweeps up to the front of the house where there is parking for multiple vehicles or storing a caravan, motor home or a horse box. The double garage lies to the side of the plot and has two sets double doors. It is fitted with light and power, currently a small area has been partitioned off as a workshop area. To the side of the garage there is a car barn with an EV charging point.

Double Garage - 7.09 m x 5.92 m/23'3'' x 19'5''
Car Barn - 4.70 m x 2.95 m/15'5'' x 9'8''

The main body of the garden lies to the rear and is predominately laid to lawn with paved seating areas. You will find a variety of shrubs and hedgerow plus a large summer house with power (2.87 m x 4.06 m/9'5'' x 13'4''). The rear garden is partly enclosed by hedgerow and post and rail fencing with gates leading to the front garden. Here is a chicken pen, fruit trees, including sloe and apple, and a wildlife pond. The whole grounds extend to about half an acre with excellent privacy and a sunny aspect.

Useful Information

Energy Efficiency Rating D
Council Tax Band E
uPVC Double Glazing
Oil Fired Central Heating (there is external wiring for a later date)
Mains Drainage
Freehold
No Onward Chain
The owners have expressed their interest in purchasing an additional quarter of an acre of land from the farmer

Location

Stourton Caundle

Stourton Caundle is a picturesque village in north Dorset, set in the rolling countryside of the Blackmore Vale about five miles east of Sherborne. With a population of just over 400, it is a peaceful place characterised by thatched cottages, stone houses, and an atmosphere of timeless rural charm. At its heart stands the parish church of St Peter, with parts dating back to the 13th and 14th centuries, a reminder of the village’s long history. There are also traces of a former fortified manor, once known as the castle, and a chapel from the 19th century that is now a listed building.

The village maintains a strong sense of community, with allotments, a children’s play area, local clubs, and a parish magazine, “The Caundler.” Its traditional pub, The Trooper, is a popular gathering point, offering food, drink, and a welcoming atmosphere. For a wider range of services, residents often turn to the nearby town of Stalbridge, just a short distance away.

While facilities in the village are limited, nearby towns such as Stalbridge, Sherborne, and Sturminster Newton provide shops and other amenities. The area is well catered for schools both state and independent are easily accessible.

Directions

Postcode - DT10 2JR
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