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A Stunning, Modern Conversion of an Old Dairy A stunning, modern conversion of an Old Dairy The Old Dairy, East Farm, Hammoon, Dorset DT10 2DB Freehold Accommodation: Entrance hall • Kitchen/Sitting room Utility • Cloakroom • Two downstairs bedrooms Bath/shower room • Upstairs; Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom • Airing cupboard • Bedroom with en suite bathroom Situation Bournemouth, Southampton Hammoon is a small hamlet and Bristol Airports are all located within the beautiful easily accessible offering countryside of the Blackmore connections around the UK, Vale. Local villages of note Europe and to other include Child Okeford, destinations. Manston, Okeford Fitzpaine, Shillingstone and Marnhull, all Description of which have a variety of Originally an Old Dairy c1950s facilities. The towns of has been converted to a Sturminster Newton, modern home built to a high Blandford, Shaftesbury, specification to create an Gillingham and Sherborne exciting contemporary provide a good variety of property. Constructed of stone shopping, educational, block, brick and wood cladding recreational and cultural with a slate tile roof. facilities. The primary feature of this There are mainline railway property is the wonderful stations at Sherborne and vaulted kitchen/sitting room. Gillingham with a direct service The kitchen end of the room is to London Waterloo and the fitted with stylishly painted A303 is located to the north at bespoke kitchen units and Wincanton providing a route fitted with most modern towards London and the Home appliances for every day needs. Counties. The sitting room end has a woodburner and doors leading Golf at Blandford, Sherborne, out to the paved terrace and Yeovil, and Dorchester (Came the garden beyond. Down). Water sports, sea fishing and sailing are available There are two downstairs on the Dorset coast. National bedrooms, one of which looks Hunt racing is at Wincanton on to the courtyard area to the and Taunton; flat racing at Bath front of the property and could and Salisbury. also be used as a study/ office. Upstairs are a further two The area is served by excellent bedrooms; the principal schools both in the state and bedroom with an en suite private sectors. These include bathroom and the second Hanford, the Sherborne bedroom also with an en suite Schools, Leweston, Bryanston, bathroom. Port Regis, Hazlegrove, Sandroyd and Canford. Outside Services The front of the property is Mains water and electricity. approached through an Private drainage. Air source heat attractive courtyard area . The pump for heating and hot water. rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with paved terrace area for Local Authority sitting out to enjoy the country Dorset Council outlook. Council Tax Open bay garage with store / TBA workshop and a bin store. Parking for a number of cars Accommodation Please see floor plans. Directions (DT10 2DB) Turn off the A357 towards Hammoon through to the village and opposite the church set back on your left, take a right hand turn just before Hammoon House signed “ Bridleway, Haywards Bridge” proceed a short distance down the lane and turn right in to East Farm. The Old Dairy is situated at the far end of the drive and the entrance is on the left hand side. 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42 Sq M 28172817 Sq Sq Ft Ft - - 261 261 Sq Sq M M Total Area Utility 3.63 x 2.41m GarageGarage 28172817 Sq Sq Ft Ft - - 261 261 Sq Sq M M Total Area 3.63 x 2.41m 11'11" x 7'11" GarageGarage 3268 Sq Ft - 303 Sq M 11'11" x 7'11" 451451 Sq Sq Ft Ft - - 42 42 Sq Sq M M 3268 Sq Ft - 303 Sq M 451451 Sq Sq Ft Ft - - 42 42 Sq Sq M M UtilityUtilityUtilityUtility The Old Dairy, East Farm,TotalTotal Area AreaTotalTotal Area Area 3.633.633.63 x x 2.41mx 2.41mx 2.41m 2.41m Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 11'11"11'11" x x 7'11" 7'11" 5.16 x 3.76m Hammon, 32683268 Sq Sq Ft Ft3268 3268 - - 303 303Sq Sq Ft Sq FtSq - - M 303M 303 Sq Sq M M 11'11"11'11" x x 7'11" 7'11" 5.16 x 3.76m Sturminster Newton, Bedroom 4 Bedroom 4 16'11" x 12'4" 16'11" x 12'4" 5.16 x 3.48m TheThe Old Old Dairy, Dairy, East East Farm, Farm, Dorset DT10 2DB BedroomBedroom 2 2 5.16 x 3.48m The Old Dairy, East Farm, Hammon, Sturminster Newton, Dorset DT10 2DB BedroomBedroom16'11" 2 2 x 11'5" 16'11" x 11'5" Hammon,Hammon, 5.165.16 x x 3.76m 3.76m Kitchen Gross Internal Area (Approx) Main House 16'11"16'11" x x 12'4" 12'4" 5.165.16 x x 3.76m 3.76m Kitchen SturminsterSturminster Newton, Newton, BedroomBedroom 4 4 16'11"16'11" x x 12'4" 12'4" 5.72 x 5.69m Main House 261 sq m /2,817 sq ft 2817 Sq Ft - 261 Sq M BedroomBedroom5.165.16 x x 3.48m 3.48m 4 4 18'9" x 18'8" 5.72 x 5.69m DorsetDorset DT10 DT1042 sq2DB 2DB m /451 sq ft 5.165.1616'11"16'11" x x 3.48m 3.48m x x 11'5" 11'5" 18'9"Sitting x Room 18'8" Garage Garage 16'11"16'11" x x 11'5" 11'5" KitchenKitchen 8.41 x 6.40m Sitting Room MainMainTotal House House Area 303 sq m /3,268 sq ft 451 Sq Ft - 42 Sq M 5.725.72 x x 5.69m 5.69mKitchenKitchen 27'7" x 21'0" 8.41 x 6.40m Utility 18'9"18'9" x x 18'8" 18'8" 28172817 Sq Sq Ft Ft - - 261 261 Sq Sq M M Total Area 3.63 x 2.41m 5.725.72 x x 5.69m 5.69m SittingSitting Room Room 27'7" x 21'0" GarageGarage 11'11" x 7'11" 18'9"18'9" x x 18'8" 18'8" 8.418.41 x x 6.40m 6.40m 3268 Sq Ft - 303 Sq M 27'7"27'7" x x 21'0" 21'0"SittingSitting Room Room 451451 Sq Sq Ft Ft - - 42 42 Sq Sq M M UtilityUtility 8.418.41 x x 6.40m 6.40m TotalTotal Area Area 3.633.63 x x 2.41m 2.41m 27'7"27'7"Bedroom x x 21'0" 21'0" 2 11'11"11'11" x x 7'11" 7'11" 5.16 x 3.76m Store/Workshop 32683268 Sq Sq Ft Ft - - 303 303 Sq Sq M M 16'11" x 12'4" 3.45 x 2.29m Bedroom 4 11'4" x 7'6" 5.16 x 3.48m Store/Workshop BedroomBedroom 2 2 16'11" Store/WorkshopxStore/Workshop 11'5" 3.45 x 2.29m 5.165.16 x x 3.76m 3.76m 3.453.45 x x 2.29m 2.29m Kitchen 11'4" x 7'6" BedroomBedroom 4 4 16'11"16'11" x x 12'4" 12'4" 11'4"11'4" x x 7'6" 7'6" 5.72 x 5.69m 5.165.16 x x 3.48m 3.48m Store/WorkshopStore/Workshop 18'9" x 18'8" 16'11"16'11" x x 11'5" 11'5" Sitting Room KitchenKitchen 3.453.45 x x 2.29m 2.29m 8.41 x 6.40m 11'4"11'4" x x 7'6" 7'6" 5.725.72 x x 5.69m 5.69m 27'7" x 21'0" Garage 18'9"18'9" x x 18'8" 18'8" 5.69 x 4.95m Bedroom 3 SittingSitting Room Room 18'8" x 16'3" Principal Bedroom 5.18 x 4.55m 5.18 x 4.24m 8.418.41 x x 6.40m 6.40m 17'0" x 14'11" 27'7"27'7" x x 21'0" 21'0" GarageGarage 17'0" x 13'11" Garage2.26 x 2.13m 5.695.69 x x 4.95m 4.95m BedroomBedroom 3 3 7'5" x 7'0" 18'8"18'8" x x 16'3" 16'3" 5.69PrincipalPrincipal x 4.95m Bedroom Bedroom 5.185.18 x x 4.55m 4.55m 5.185.18 x x 4.24m 4.24m Bedroom 3 18'8" x 16'3" Principal Bedroom Store/Workshop 17'0"17'0" x x 14'11" 14'11" 17'0"17'0" x x 13'11" 13'11" 5.18 x 4.55m 5.18 x 4.24m 3.45 x 2.29m 2.262.26 x x 2.13m 2.13m 17'0" x 14'11" 11'4" x 7'6" 17'0" x 13'11" GarageGarage 7'5"7'5" x x 7'0" 7'0" 2.26 x 2.13m 5.695.69 x x 4.95m 4.95m BedroomBedroom 3 3 Garage 7'5" x 7'0" Store/WorkshopStore/Workshop 18'8"18'8" x x 16'3" 16'3" PrincipalPrincipal Bedroom Bedroom 3.453.45 x x 2.29m 2.29m 5.185.18 x x 4.55m 4.55m 5.185.18 x x 4.24m 4.24m Ground Floor First Floor 11'4"11'4" x x 7'6" 7'6" 17'0"17'0" x x 14'11" 14'11" 17'0"17'0" x x 13'11" 13'11" GarageGarage2.262.26 x x 2.13m 2.13m 7'5"7'5" x x 7'0" 7'0" GroundGround FloorFloor FirstFirst FloorFloor Garage Garage For identification only.
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