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Stags.Co.Uk 01308 428000 | Bridport@Stags.Co.Uk stags.co.uk 01308 428000 | [email protected] Linhay Farm, Corscombe Dorchester A unique rural home with potential for 'Grand Design (STPP)' set in approx. 6 acres. Beaminster 4.2 miles. Bridport 10.3 miles. • Detached 2 bedroom • lodge. • 2 stables. • Tack room. • Hay barn. • 3 grazing paddocks. • Lake. • Mature gardens and ample parking. • Guide price £425,000 Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London Linhay Farm, Corscombe, Dorchester SITUATION AND AMENITIES beautiful Jurassic coastline is also approximately The Village of Corscombe is a thriving community just over eleven miles away at the quaint harbour which benefits from a Church, village hall, a of West Bay with its assortment of pubs and playground and a popular pub called The Fox. A restaurants and the breathtaking coastal path. library van, baker and fishmonger visit the village The historic and well regarded Lyme Regis is on a weekly basis and there is also newspaper nearby and the whole coastline provides a variety delivery, milk round and weekly bus service to of excellent beaches for angling enthusiasts, a Yeovil. The property is approximately 4 miles from spot of rock pooling, a fossil hunt or just a swim. the centre of the historic town of Beaminster, The larger centres of Crewkerne and Dorchester Hardy's 'Emminster' in the popular West Dorset are within commuting distances with mainline rail countryside. The town has a wide range of services to London and the West Country and the amenities with convenience and bespoke whole area is well supported by good road links shopping of a surprising variety for a town of its and bus services. size. There is a thriving local community well DESCRIPTION serviced by the churches, primary and secondary Linhay Farm is a unique property set in the heart school, public houses, medical centre, dentist of the rolling West Dorset countryside in the surgery, community leisure centre and popular village of Corscombe. The property currently cafes, restaurants and brasseries. There are a comprises of a detached lodge set in 5.88 acres wealth of local events and activities to add to the of private land and offers the purchaser the diary and which cater to all tastes. The vibrant unique opportunity to create a fabulous country market town of Bridport lies approximately nine home to their own design in this unique position miles away and has a larger range of shops and (subject to relevant consent). The existing lodge services, including a library, art centre, cinema, a has accommodation comprisingarge sitting/ number of supermarkets, bi-weekly markets and dining room with wood burner, two double regular farmers' and vintage markets. The Linhay Farm, Corscombe, Dorchester bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen with Aga. It is From Beaminster turn right on to North Street by important to note the lodge previously had three the Red Lion leaving the town and heading bedrooms and could revert to this. As previously North, continuing to the A356. Cross this main mentioned there is excellent opportunity for road following directly on to Hackney Hill development either by renovating the existing signposted Corscombe, continue into the village. property or constructing a new home, buyers are Turn right at the T junction onto the high street, advised to seek their own advice regarding continue along this lane and after passing Yew planning. Tree on the left, the turning to Linhay Farm can OUTSIDE be found on the right signposted Springs Farm and a bridle path. Continue along this lane and Linhay Farm is approached via a private driveway the property can be found on the right hand side. which leads to a parking area with space for a number of vehicles including horse box ,lorry or LOCAL AUTHORITY caravan. Immediately adjacent to the existing West Dorset District Council bungalow is an enclosed private garden beyond Stratton House which lies a lake and three paddocks. There are a 58-60 High West Street number of outbuildings including two stables, a Dorchester tack room and hay barn. There are some Dorset wonderful views from the land of the DT1 1UZ surrounding countryside. 01305 251010 VIEWING SERVICES Strictly by appointment only through Bridport Oil fired central heating( please note pipe work is Stags. Call 01308 428000 in place but the radiators have been removed.) DIRECTIONS Mains electricity. Mains Drainage. Mains Water and Wood burner. Linhay Farm, Corscombe, Dorchester 29 South Street, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 3NR Tel: 01308 428000 Email: [email protected] These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied on for any purpose stags.co.uk.
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