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Route 307/707 Marnhull - Sturminster Newton - Dorchester Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) Codes: NSch Sch NM 707 Marnhull (Crown Inn) ------- ------- ------- 912 ------- Marnhull (Church Hill/Pilwell) ------- ------- ------- 915 ------- Marnhull (Old Post Office) ------- ------- ------- 917 ------- Marnhull (St Gregorys School) ------- ------- ------- 920 ------- Hinton St Mary (Bus Shelter) ------- ------- ------- 925 ------- Sturminster Newton (Car Park) 720 720 ------- 930 ------- Fifehead Neville (Cross) 728 728 ------- 938 ------- Kingston (Wheat Close) 730 730 ------- 940 ------- Hazelbury Bryan (Stores) 732 732 ------- 942 ------- King's Stag (Green Man) 737 737 ------- 947 1642 Holwell (Fox's Close) 741 741 ------- 951 1646 Pulham (Halsey Arms) 745 745 ------- 955 1650 Duntish (Cross) 748 748 ------- 958 1653 Buckland Newton (Cross) 751 751 ------- 1001 1656 Henley (Farm) 753 753 ------- 1003 1658 Alton Pancras (Boldacre) 756 756 ------- 1006 1701 Piddletrenthide (Piddle Inn) 801 801 ------- 1011 1706 Piddlehinton (War Memorial) 806 806 ------- 1016 1711 Higher Waterston 809 809 ------- 1019 1714 Dorchester (Top O' Town) 822 827 ------- 1032 1727 Dorchester Hospital (Bridport Road) -------R 829 ------- ------- -------R Dorchester (Thomas Hardye School) ------- 834 ------- ------- ------- Dorchester (Brewery Square) 827 840 ------- 1037 1732 Dorchester (South Station) 829 842 845 1039 1734 Dorchester (Trinity Street) ------- ------- 850 ------- ------- Kingston Maurward College ------- ------- 900 ------- ------- Sch - Schooldays Only R - Serves this point on request to set down only NSch - School Holidays NM - Not Mondays Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) codes NM Sch NSch 707 Kingston Maurward College ------- ------- ------- 1700 ------- Dorchester (South Station) 1255 1540 1555 1710 1740 Dorchester (Thomas Hardye School) ------- 1550 ------- ------- ------- Dorchester (Trinity Street) 1300 1600 1600 ------- 1745 Higher Waterston 1313 1613 1613 ------- 1758 Piddlehinton (War Memorial) 1316 1616 1616 ------- 1801 Piddletrenthide (Piddle Inn) 1321 1621 1621 ------- 1806 Alton Pancras (Boldacre) 1326 1626 1626 ------- 1811 Henley (Farm) 1329 1629 1629 ------- 1814 Buckland Newton (Cross) 1331 1631 1631 ------- 1816 Duntish (Cross) 1334 1634 1634 ------- 1819 Pulham (Halsey Arms) 1337 1637 1637 ------- 1822 Holwell (Fox's Close) 1341 ------- ------- ------- 1826 King's Stag (Green Man) 1345 1641 1641 ------- 1830 Hazelbury Bryan (Stores) 1350 ------- ------- ------- 1835 Kingston (Wheat Close) 1352 ------- ------- ------- 1837 Fifehead Neville (Cross) 1354 ------- ------- ------- 1839 Sturminster Newton (Car Park) 1402 ------- ------- ------- 1847R Hinton St Mary (Bus Shelter) 1406 ------- ------- ------- ------- Marnhull (Crown Inn) 1411 ------- ------- ------- ------- Marnhull (Church Hill/Pilwell) 1414 ------- ------- ------- ------- Marnhull (Old Post Office) 1416 ------- ------- ------- ------- Marnhull (St Gregorys School) 1419 ------- ------- ------- ------- Sch - Schooldays Only R - Serves this point on request to set down only NSch - School Holidays NM - Not Mondays.

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PEACH FARM HOUSE FIFEHEAD ST QUINTIN • DORSET a Beautifully Refurbished Grade II Listed Farm House with Far Reaching Views
PEACH FARM HOUSE FIFEHEAD ST QUINTIN • DORSET A beautifully refurbished Grade II Listed farm house with far reaching views Features Situation • Porch Fifehead St Quintin lies about three miles to the • Hall south west of the popular market town of Sturminster Newton in the heart of the Blackmore • Drawing Room/Dining Room Vale. Once home to the largest calf market in Europe • Sitting Room it has undergone considerable re-generation • Kitchen/Breakfast Room including a magnificent theatre/community centre, • Study doctor’s surgery and supermarket. The old market • Cloakroom square retains its charm and shops include a first class delicatessen/butchers, a fruit and vegetable • Garden Room shop, an electrical shop and a number of niche • Utility Room retailers as well as the usual banks and hotels. The • Master Bedroom with En Suite Abbey town of Sherborne to the west provides more Bathroom and Dressing Room sophisticated requirements while Gillingham to the • Three Further Bedrooms north has a mainline railway station (London Waterloo) and to the north, the A303 giving access • Family Bathroom to London via the M3. Other towns of in the area • Car Port include Shaftesbury, Blandford Forum and • Barn Dorchester. • Lean-to Field Shelter • Gardens In all about 1.14 acres The Property Listed Grade II and constructed of stone, brick and part rendered elevations under a clay tiled roof, Peach Farm House has many attributes characteristic of its medieval origins, including ancient door frames, the cross beamed ceiling in the dining room, blue lias floors and deep fireplaces. The house has been beautifully refurbished by the present owners with real attention to detail, and finished to a high standard throughout.
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