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Coombes House Coombes House the Paddocks, Litton Cheney, Dorset, DT2 9AF Bridport 6.6 Miles Coombes House Coombes House The Paddocks, Litton Cheney, Dorset, DT2 9AF Bridport 6.6 miles. Dorchester 9.7 miles A very attractive, individual detached stone house enjoying lovely views over the Bride Valley. • 4 Double bedrooms, 2 • Oak summerhouse/studio Bathrooms • Superb village and country • 2 Reception rooms views • Double garage and roof • In all about ½ acre terrace / balcony • Peaceful and sought after Guide price £695,000 SITUATION AND AMENITIES Coombes House occupies an elevated private and peaceful setting in the lovely and sought after picturesque village of Litton Cheney in the beautiful Bride Valley. It is a very active community with public house, village hall, primary school and church. The village is a conservation area and lies within an area of outstanding natural beauty. The stunning Jurassic Coast is just a few miles away at West Bexington and Burton Bradstock. The bustling and historic town of Bridport is just seven miles away to the west, whilst the county town of Dorchester is just 11 miles to the east with a mainline railway station to London Waterloo. DESCRIPTION Coombes House is a very attractive individual house with natural stone faced elevations, built in the 1980's by the well known and award winning local builder, CG & Fry & Son Limited. The well proportioned presented accommodation faces principally south, taking full advantage of the lovely views over the village and the Bride Valley. The house benefits from oil fired central heating, UPVC sealed windows/doors, a well fitted kitchen with oak units and comprehensive built in appliances. There is excellent potential for enlargement subject to the usual planning consents. The house sits at the centre of its lovely extensive gardens with the benefit of good parking, attached double garage with a sun terrace/balcony and an oak summerhouse, ideal for a range of uses i.e home office, playroom, studio or potential to create an annexe/letting unit for Airbnb etc. OUTSIDE The house is set well back and approached through a five bar gate onto a tarmac driveway providing good parking and attached double garage. Steps lead up to the front door and to the large adjoining balcony/sun terrace. Extensive gardens enjoying extensive privacy and great views, facing principally south and west with large areas of lawn, a whole variety of shrubs and trees, including apple. SERVICES Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating. LOCAL AUTHORITY West Dorset District Council www.dorsetforyou.gov.uk DIRECTIONS From Bridport proceed East along the A35. After about 6 miles and at the top of the Askers dual carriageway cross over/turn right to Litton Cheney. Descend Whiteway Hill and at the T junction turn left. Take the next immediate left on to The Paddocks and Coombes House is the first property on the left. POST CODE: DT2 9AF These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. 32 South Street, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 3NQ [email protected] 01308 428000 @StagsProperty Cornwall | De@StagsPvon roperty| Somerset | Dorset | LonCordnwallon | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London @StagsProperty Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London.
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