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Stephouse Tarrant Gunville • Dorset Stephouse Tarrant Gunville • Blandford Forum • Dorset • DT11 8JN Stephouse Tarrant Gunville • Dorset Stephouse Tarrant Gunville • Blandford Forum • Dorset • DT11 8JN A charming Grade II Listed house in this sought after Dorset village Accommodation Entrance porch • Sitting room with log burner • Dining room with fi replace • Study • Cloakroom Fitted kitchen/ breakfast room • Rear hall/ boot room • Utility room Master bedroom with en suite dressing area and bathroom • Two further double bedrooms • Family bathroom Driveway with parking and turning areas • Detached annexe with living room/ kitchen, bedroom and shower room Delightful, well stocked cottage gardens of around 0.8 acres SaviIls Wimborne Wessex House, Wimborne Dorset, BH21 1PB [email protected] 01202 856800 Situation flint to the front, and red brick to the rear, under a slate roof. The boot room has a door to the garden, the utility room has a Belfast Stephouse sits in the heart of Tarrant Gunville, a popular Dorset elevations are enhanced by pretty arched cast iron casement sink, plumbing and space for washer and dryer and also houses the village with a parish church and village hall. The village is about 3.5 windows in the older part of the house. This much loved home oil fired boiler. miles from the market town of Blandford Forum and about 12 miles was extended and refurbished in the late 1990’s, and whilst well from Wimborne Minster, both offering excellent shopping amenities. maintained, would now benefit from a degree of modernisation and A staircase from the rear hall leads to the first floor landing with State schools for all ages are in Blandford and independent schools redecoration. The house is bright and spacious with many rooms large airing cupboard, the double aspect master bedroom has in the wider area include Bryanston, Clayesmore, Dumpton and featuring double aspect windows, and there are views out over the steps down to a dressing room with built in wardrobes, and an en Canford. The holiday town of Bournemouth famous for its sandy gardens from most rooms. suite bathroom with bath, wet room shower, wash basin and WC, beaches is about 25 miles away, Poole Harbour for sailing and the second bedroom has built in cupboards and a wash basin. The watersports is about 20 miles, and the cathedral city of Salisbury is An arched front door opens into a small entrance porch with trefoil third bedroom has built in wardrobes and there is a spacious family about 25 miles away, all having mainline trains to London. The New shaped windows, with a second door to the charming sitting room bathroom. Forest National Park for walking, riding and cycling is about 20 miles with marble fireplace, cast iron inset and log burner, the dining room to the east. also has a fireplace with open grate and a cupboard to one side, The house has the benefit of oil fired central heating, partial and the study leads through to the guest cloakroom. The ‘L’ shaped secondary double glazing, and several rooms feature period style Description kitchen/ breakfast room has windows to side and rear and is fitted cast iron radiators. Stephouse is a charming Grade II listed village house having most with an extensive range of painted wood units with built in oven and appealing elevations of alternating panels of red brick and knapped hob, fridge freezer and an oil fired Aga with canopy over, the rear hall/ Outside A five bar gate and long shingle driveway lead up to a parking and turning area adjacent to the house and to the Carport. The former garage has been converted into a Guest Annexe with sitting room/ kitchen, bedroom and shower room. The gardens of Stephouse are a delightful feature extending in all to about 0.8 acres and being well stocked with a wide variety of shrubs and herbaceous plants. The gardens, which are perfect for summer entertaining, lie on three sides of the house and are mainly laid to lawn, with borders and beds, and rustic work trellises. They adjoin farmland at the rear, and have open views across farmland on the opposite side of the lane at the front. Within the garden are a timber garden shed, a brick store, and a greenhouse. Directions From Wimborne proceed north along the B3078 to Horton, turning left at the Horton Inn. Continue on this road for about 4 miles and at the T junction turn left onto the A354. After 2.3 miles, at Tarrant Hinton, turn right signposted to Tarrant Gunville. Continue for about 1.5 miles into the village, and the property can be found on the right about 200m past the village hall. From Blandford, take the A354 heading east, and after about 3.5 miles turn left signposted Tarrant Gunville, then follow the directions to the house as above. Services Mains water and electricity. Oil fi red central heating and Aga. Private drainage. Please note that the working condition of any of the services or appliances has not been checked by the agents but at the time of taking particulars we were informed they were all in working order. Local Authority Dorset Council, Nordon, Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 7LL Tel 01258 454111 Postcode DT11 8JN Viewing Strictly by appointment with Savills. Stephouse, Store Stephouse, 1.67 x 1.51m Tarrant Gunville, Green HouseStore 5'6" x 4'11" Tarrant Gunville, Stephouse,3.30 x Tarrant 2.66m1.67 x 1.51mGunville, BlandfordShed Forum, Dorset DT11 8JN Green House 5'6" x 4'11" Blandford Forum, Stephouse, ShedGross internal10'10" x 8'9"area (approx) 3.00 x 1.97m 3.30 x 2.66m 9'10" x 6'6" Blandford Forum, Store 10'10" x 8'9" 3.00 x 1.97mMain House 162 sq m/1,743 sq ft Dorset DT11 8JN Tarrant Gunville, 9'10" x 6'6" 1.67 x 1.51m Outbuildings 17 sq m/183 sq ft DorsetGreen HouseDT11 8JN 5'6" x 4'11" Annexe 22 sq m/236 sq ft 3.30 x 2.66m Shed Blandford Forum, 201 sq m/2,162 sq ft 10'10" x 8'9" 3.00 x 1.97m Main House Total Area Main House 9'10" x 6'6" Dorset DT11 8JN 1743 Sq Ft - 162 Sq M 1743 Sq Ft - 162 Sq M Outbuildings Outbuildings Main House Outbuildings Outbuildings 183 Sq Ft - 17 Sq M 1743 Sq Ft - 162 Sq M Utility 183 Sq Ft - 17 Sq M Utility 1.87 x 1.83m 1.87 x 1.83m 6'2" x 6'0" Outbuildings Annexe Outbuildings 6'2" x 6'0" Annexe 236 Sq Ft - 22 Sq M 183 Sq Ft - 17 Sq M 236 Sq Ft - 22 Sq M Utility 1.87 x 1.83m Total6'2" x 6'0" Area Annexe Bedroom 3 Total Area Bedroom 3 B 5.07 x 2.82m 2162 Sq Ft - 201 Sq M 236 Sq Ft - 22 Sq M B 5.07 x 2.82m 16'8" x 9'3" 2162 Sq Ft - 201 Sq M 16'8" x 9'3" Total Area Bedroom 3 B 5.07 x 2.82m 2162 Sq Ft - 201 Sq M 16'8" x 9'3" Kitchen Wood Wood Kitchen Study Study 6.03 x 5.84m 6.03 x 5.84m 2.72 x 1.90m Store Store 2.72 x 1.90m 19'9" x 19'2" 19'9" x 19'2" 8'11" x 6'3" 8'11" x 6'3" Wood Kitchen Study 6.03 x 5.84m 2.72 x 1.90m Store 19'9" x 19'2" Bedroom 8'11" x 6'3" Bedroom 2.98 x 2.50m 2.98 x 2.50m 9'9" x 8'2" 9'9" x 8'2" Bedroom 2 Bedroom Dining Room Dining Room Bedroom 2 Sitting Room 3.97 x 3.84mSitting Room 3.97 x 3.84m 2.98 x 2.50m 3.99 x 3.75m 4.61 x 3.93m 3.99 x 3.75m 9'9" x 8'2" 13'1" x 12'4" 13'0" x 12'7"4.61 x 3.93m 13'0" x 12'7" 15'1" x 12'11" 13'1" x 12'4" 15'1" x 12'11" Master Bedroom CarportMaster Bedroom 4.58 x 4.40m 4.58 x 4.40m Carport 3.91 x 3.39m Kitchen/Living Room 15'0" x 14'5" 15'0" x 14'5" Dining Room 3.91 x 3.39m Kitchen/Living RoomBedroom 2 12'10" x 11'1" 3.79 x 2.61m 12'10"Sitting x Room 11'1" 3.97 x 3.84m 3.99 x 3.75m 4.61 x 3.93m 3.79 x 2.61m 12'5" x 8'7" 12'5" x 8'7"13'0" x 12'7" 13'1" x 12'4" 15'1" x 12'11" Master Bedroom 4.58 x 4.40m Carport 15'0" x 14'5" 3.91 x 3.39m Kitchen/Living Room 12'10" x 11'1" 3.79 x 2.61m 12'5" x 8'7" Ground Floor Ground FloorFirst Floor First Floor Annexe Annexe Important Notice: Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1.They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf Capture Property Marketing 2020. Drawn to RICS guidelines. or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars.All Measurements These are approximate particulars and should not be relied on as doa statementGround not of fact.
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