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Chase House, Parsonage Lane, Wimborne St Giles, BH21 5NT Chase House, Parsonage Lane, Wimborne St Giles, BH21 5NT Chase House, Parsonage Lane, Wimborne St Giles, BH21 5NT Chase House, Parsonage Lane, Wimborne St Giles, BH21 5NT This stunning large detached family home is set within a 1/3 acre of land and has been constructed to an extremely high standard, with amazing panoramic views over the stunning Cranborne Chase Countryside. The property has that ‘WOW’ factor and offers luxury. The accommodation offers approximately 3,400 square feet of accommodation and comprises of four large bedrooms, two en suites, a family bathroom, cloakroom, a fabulous open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, sitting room, family cinema room and utility room. The property is approached by security gates and driveway leading to ample driveway parking for numerous vehicles and carport. If further ancillary accommodation is required, then there is a large home office/gym Accessed off the open plan family /living / dining area is the utility room/ boot room and adjacent to the carport, which could also be converted to a large garage block, ideal for the main sitting room area. Both the sitting room and the open plan family /living / those that require dry storage for vehicles. The rear garden enjoys a westerly facing dining area centre around a feature wood burning stove, creating ambience. From the aspect and there is an existing brick-built store. Situated in the highly sought-after sitting room a door opens into the family cinema /media room /study. location of Cranborne Chase, which is an area of natural outstanding beauty. A superb custom-built oak staircase and galleried landing, both with glass Preliminary details balustrades leads to the upstairs accommodation. Upstairs benefits luxuriously The accommodation is approached by a beamed entrance porch leading into the appointed bathrooms, shower rooms with high quality sanitary ware and wall entrance hallway and downstairs cloakroom. Accessed off the entrance hallway is the tiling. The exceptional master suite benefits from a vaulted ceiling and balcony fabulous open plan family /living / dining area. This room is most certainly the hub of enjoying incredible views of the surrounding countryside. The master bedroom the house and has full width sliding doors incorporating the stunning views over the also has the added benefit of a dressing room and shower room with dual shower Cranborne Chase Countryside and garden. The kitchen has been beautifully fitted by and Jack & Jill basins. There are three further double bedrooms one with an en Sam Oliver Kitchens and enjoys granite work surfaces and a large central island / suite shower room and family bathroom breakfast bar, AEG appliances, including twin ovens, induction hob with extractor over, dishwasher, larder fridge, freezer, wine fridge, and coffee machine. Outside Summary of features The house is approached down a long shingle driveway with high gates on black pillars Amazing panoramic views over the stunning Cranborne Chase Countryside • opening into an extensive private driveway with parking and turning areas. There is a Underfloor central heating to both ground and first floors, via an air source heat detached garage block which provides a car port, single garage and office. The garage pump with supplementary LPG fired boiler • Beautifully fitted kitchen by Sam Oliver and home office/gym are currently as one large room with heating, tiled floor, and bi Kitchens with granite surfaces and large central island • Luxuriously appointed fold doors overlooking the garden. The garden has been landscaped with a large terrace bathrooms, shower rooms, and cloakroom with high quality sanitary ware and wall running across the rear and around to the side where there is a secluded courtyard. The tiling • Magnificent master suite with vaulted ceiling, balcony with amazing views, rear garden enjoys a westerly aspect perfect for outdoor entertaining. The garden is dressing room and shower room • UPVC windows to most units • Superb custom lawned with established hedges surrounding. Within the garden is an existing brick-built built oak staircase and galleried landing, both having glass balustrades store. General information Situation The property is situated in this most attractive conservation village in the glorious Mains electricity * water and drainage Cranborne Chase about 10.5 miles north of Wimborne Minster. This magnificent part of LPG fired boiler Dorset is renowned for its countryside, set within the Cranborne Chase Area of Council tax band G Outstanding Natural Beauty. In the village there is a village school, fine Parish Church of East Dorset District council Wimborne St Giles, a post office and village hall. The nearby historic market towns of Wimborne Minster, Blandford Forum and Shaftesbury all have an excellent range of facilities and the larger city of Salisbury lies about 17 miles further afield where there are good rail links to London Waterloo. Chase House, Parsonage Lane, Wimborne St Giles, BH21 5NT Hamilton Parkers wish to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared as ageneral guide. Room sizes are approximate and rounded, therefore they should not be relied upon for car-pets and furnishings.We have not carried out adetailed survey nor tested the services or appliances. Formal notice is also given that all fixtures and fittings, carpeting, curtains/blinds, whether fitted or not, are deemed removable by the vendor unless specifically itemised within these particulars. Hamilton Parker’s Ltd T/A Hamilton Parkers Basepoint Business Centre | Premier Way | Abbey Park Industrial Estate | Romsey | SO51 9AQ T: 0333 577 8116 | E: [email protected] www.hamiltonparkers.com.
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