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£525,000 Kings Post, 14 Boveridge , Cranborne, Wimborne Kings Post, 14 Boveridge , Cranborne, Wimborne £525,000 Kings Post, 14 Boveridge, Cranborne, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 5RX ·Grade II Listed Chocolate Box Cottage ·Separate Annex/Holiday Let ·2/3 Bedrooms ·Sweeping Views Over Cranborne Chase ·Large & Established Plot ·Close to Village of Cranborne ·Period Features Throughout ·15' Bathroom with Sky Viewing Window Above the Bath ·Vendor Suited ·EPC: Exempt LOCATION Boveridge is a hamlet on the edge of the Cranborne Chase in countryside 1 ½ miles from Cranborne which has a shop/Post Office, highly regarded First and Middle Schools, a Doctors, a Vets, two Public Houses, a 4* Restaurant, a Garden Centre, Sports Club and Luxury Hotel. Boveridge in only ½ hour from Salisbury, Poole and Bournemouth, all with direct trains to London, plus Bournemouth International Airport. DESCRIPTION King’s Post is an enchanting semi-detached generous dual aspect lounge with inglenook Grade 11 listed thatched cottage dating back to fireplace and wood burner, a fitted the English Civil War period when the rumour is pinewood kitchen with granite worktops and that the King’s cavalry stabled overnight whilst copper sink in keeping with the style of the the Parliamentary forces lay siege to nearby property, separate utility room, and Wardour Castle. bathroom. It overlooks fields and woodland towards The first floor has two bedrooms and a Pentridge Hill which is an area noted in the generous landing all with feature beams and Thomas Hardy novel - Tess of the D’Urbervilles. traditional windows. It also has full planning consent for an upstairs bathroom. With stunning sunsets from the rear, the character cottage has a host of period features, OUTSIDE including oak ceiling beams throughout, a Externally the property features well- presented gardens to three sides plus a raised bed vegetable area, driveway parking to the front, and unobscured views over the surrounding countryside to the rear. Separate to the main property, is a fully fitted self-contained annex, with lounge/office, a double bedroom, en-suite wet room, separate kitchenette, and rear tool store. Vendor is suited. DIRECTIONS Leave Salisbury via Exeter Street going straight over the roundabout on to New Bridge Road, at the traffic lights carry on to Coombe Road (A354) in the direction of Coombe Bissett and Blandford. Once you reach the dual carriage way take a left in the dip on to Martin Drove End and continue through the village of Martin where you take a right at the junction at Tidpit, continue on this road for approximately 2 miles where the property will be found on the right with a board outside. LOCAL INFORMATION School information: www.schools-search.co.uk or www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance News and Events: www.salisburyjournal.co.uk and www.spirefm.co.uk Facts, Figures and History: www.cranborne-infohub.org.uk COUNCIL TAX East Dorset District Council Band D. SERVICES Mains Electric & Water, Oil Fired Heating & Septic Tank. TENURE The property is Freehold. VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment with Boatwrights. Important Notice These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy. All measurements and the proportions of the floor plans provided are approximate. 30 September 2019 Boatwrights Estate Agents Ltd Registered in England No. 09514957 41 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP1 3SP Tel 01722 415141 Email [email protected] 3 Salisbury Street, Amesbury, Wiltshire SP4 7AW Tel 01980 676722 Email [email protected] .
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