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ILCHESTER ESTATES Holt Mill Cottage, Melbury Osmond ILCHESTER ESTATES Holt Mill Cottage, Melbury Osmond, Dorchester, Dorset DT2 0LX Rent: £1,200 per calendar month Email: [email protected] The Property Situation Directions Holt Mill Cottage is a pretty detached cottage Melbury Osmond is a tranquil rural village Travelling south on the A37 from Yeovil, after with large garden in a secluded location near the benefiting from being on a no-through road. A approximately 5 miles take the turning to the rural village of Melbury Osmond. wide range of shopping and amenities can be right signposted Holt Mill. Continue along the found in the nearby towns of Yeovil, Dorchester lane for approximately ¼ mile where Holt Mill Holt Mill Cottage offers generous and Sherborne, and the World Heritage Coast is Cottage can be found on the right hand side. accommodation on two floors. Downstairs the only a half hour drive away. There is also a accommodation comprises of entrance hall main line railway into London Waterloo taking leading to large living room, large dining room 2-3 hours from Yeovil. with conservatory, good sized kitchen, utility, WC. On the first floor are two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and large family bathroom. This property is available to rent with immediate effect. Email: [email protected] ACCOMMODATION fireplace and exposed beam. Doors lead to the First Floor conservatory and kitchen. Ground Floor Master Bedroom Kitchen Hallway Double bedroom with views over front garden The large kitchen is well laid out and offers a and neutral coloured carpet. Enter into quarry tiled hallway with doors good range of floor and wall mounted units, oil through to living room, dining room, passage to fired range cooker and a connection for an Bedroom Two utility room/kitchen and stairs to first floor electric cooker. Flag stone flooring. Double bedroom with views over front garden and neutral coloured carpet. Living Room Boot Room/Rear Hallway The south facing living room has feature stone A large hallway at the rear of the house would Bedroom Three fireplace with open fire and is carpeted in a make an excellent boot room or pet area. Doors neutral colour. Large single with built in cupboard and neutral to kitchen, utility room and back garden. coloured carpet. Dining Room Utility Room Bathroom The south facing dining room is well Good sized utility room with boiler, cupboards proportioned with flag stone floor, feature Good sized bathroom with bath and separate and space for white goods. Door to WC. shower, hand basin and WC. White sanitary ware. Email: [email protected] External Council Tax Deposit The property is set within a large garden, laid Council Tax Band E. Charge for 2014/15 is The deposit for the property will be equivalent mainly to lawn with flower beds and mature £2,016. to one months rent. This will be held under the fruit trees. There is a single garage with storage Deposit Protection Service for the duration of space to the front of the property and a further Pets the tenancy useful outbuilding at the rear. Pets are allowed with landlords consent. Viewings are strictly by appointment only. Parking Contact Melbury Sampford Estate Office on Available Date 01935 482200 There is sufficient private parking for two to Available with immediate effect on an Assured three cars. Shorthold Tenancy for 12 months then month to month thereafter. Heating The property has oil fired central heating Rent throughout. £1,200 per calendar month. Utilities Private water and sewerage, mains electricity. Email: [email protected] .
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