The original part of the building is of lime rendered cob and brick, with more modern cement rendered cavity wall extensions. There is a wheat reed thatched roof with a tall brick chimney. Connected to mains electricity and water, Jack's Cottage has private biodisc filtration drainage, oil fired heating, and lockable timber double glazed windows.Character features include 2 open fireplaces (one of which is currently sealed), Travertine and York stone flooring throughout the principal ground floor rooms, a wealth of exposed beams and timbers, latched oak internal doors, and an impressive bathroom with a copper rolltop bath.The ground floor accommodation includes an open-fronted, thatched entrance porch, an entrance hall/study area, a cloakroom, a charming, beamed sitting room (with feature fireplace and wood burner, and doors to outside) and an impressive beamed dining hall with a large (sealed) fireplace, a window seat and a door to a front porch.The superb kitchen/breakfast room features a York stone floor, hand-built bespoke units, a breakfast bar, an excellent range of polished granite surfaces, twin butler's sinks, an electric Aga (with 3 ovens and 2 hotplates, surrounded by a tiled backdrop, oak mantel and panelling), integrated dishwasher and water softener, and space for an American style fridge-freezer (available by separate negotiation.) Off the kitchen is a utility room with a stable door to outside.An oak staircase leads to the first floor landing which has exposed wall timbers. There are 3 spacious bedrooms, all of which have wardrobes and lovely views over farmland. The superb principal suite comprises an attractive bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, exposed A-frame timbers, and an en suite shower room, and the impressive family bath/shower room includes a free standing copper and nickel rolltop bath.Timber double gates on both sides of the house lead to Indian sandstone driveways providing ample parking. The gardens include brick-and-flint walls, lawns, very well stocked borders, climbers, apple and holly trees, a rose and honeysuckle arbour, an entertaining terrace, tiled storage cabins, raised beds and a studio (with double doors and feature lead roof.) There is also a brick-lined well with a tiled canopy.COUNCIL TAX: Band GEPC: Exempt due to Grade II ListingLocation:Tarrant Monkton is a sought after village, famous for its ford across the River Tarrant, and the renowned Langton Arms pub/restaurant. There is also a parish church and a village hall. Farm shops are available in Tarrants Gunville and Rawston, and there is a village shop in nearby Chettle. There are state Primary Schools in Sixpenny Handley, Pamphill, and Pimperne, and the wider area is well served by independent schools including Dumpton, Bryanston and Clayesmore. The market towns of Blandford Forum and Wimborne Minster are easily accessible by car, as are the coastal town of Poole and the historic city of Salisbury, both of which have mainline railway stations.Directions:From Wimborne, proceed towards Blandford on the B3082, passing QE School and Kingston Lacy House. Proceed through the avenue of trees beside Badbury Rings, and down the hill into Tarrant Keyneston. Turn right at the True Lover's Knot Inn and follow the road for about 2.5 miles, past Tarrant Rushton and through Tarrant Rawston, into Tarrant Monkton. If water flow allows, turn left at the white bridge and drive through the ford. Turn right immediately, and follow the lane. Continue ahead at the 'no through road' sign, and Jacks Cottage can be found on the right hand side. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_blandford-forum-d196975/for-sale_i69371031
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AN IMPRESSIVE AND ATTRACTIVELY REFURBISHED EDWARDIAN VILLA WITH A LARGE PRIVATE GARDEN ON THE EDGE OF TOWN.Thought to have been built around 1910, this handsome Edwardian villa retains a lot of its fine period character, and wherever possible original features have been kept and then complemented with similar quality modern fixtures and fittings. Home to our clients for about 9 years the house has been beautifully maintained and presented having been largely remodelled and comprehensively refurbished about 14 years ago by the previous owners. Extending to almost 2,500 sq/ft the house retains all the elegance of the Edwardian period with high ceilings, large windows, attractive fireplaces other detailing. On the ground floor the layout remains virtually original with three reception rooms including a drawing room, family sitting room and dining room next to which there is a cleverly redesigned kitchen with a walk-in larder, separate utility area and boiler room. Upstairs there are five excellent bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms. Three first floor double bedrooms are all ensuite, and on the top floor there are two more bedrooms and a shower room. The house is stylishly presented with period and contemporary themes, and it is well appointed throughout. Over the years the wiring, plumbing and heating systems have all been renewed and more recently it has been re-roofed and cleverly matched UPVC double glazing has been installed, all of which go to make this a relatively efficient property for such a large period house, and as agents we are confident that 49 Salisbury Road will continue to be a very comfortable and happy home for the next owners. Slightly elevated and sitting back from the road, Hill House has an unusually large and private garden for a property so close to the centre of town. Rising up from the road the drive has steps up to the front porch and double gates opening into a large gravel turning area beside the house and in front of the oversized detached double garage. Beyond the drive the garden extends for over 150ft with a large level lawn surrounded by a variety of well stocked mature themed borders. In various places there is a wild area and a pond, a kitchen garden, herb beds and a range of useful outbuildings, including an alfresco dining area, several garden stores, a potting shed and a chicken run. In a popular residential area of similar Victorian and Edwardian houses, Hill House is conveniently located for the centre Blandford Forum, an historic Georgian town described by the Guardian in 2013 as a small 'Bath in brick'. Beyond the market square there is an excellent range of amenities including an M&S Food Hall, Tesco and Lidl superstores along with numerous independent cafes, restaurants and boutiques. Much of the lovely countryside surrounding the town is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and there is lovely walking and cycling down along the river valley towards Kingston Lacey (National Trust) or up on to Cranborne Chase, and there are plenty of other opportunities for recreation including sailing and water sports with Poole Harbour, Studland Bay and Dorset's renowned Jurassic coastline being not much more than half an hour's drive away. The area around Blandford has a particualrly good selection of schools, and as well as local primary and secondary schools, Parkstone and Poole retain their grammar schools and popular independent schools nearby include Bryanston (on the doorstep), Milton Abbey, Canford and Clayesmore, along with Castle Court, Dumpton, Hanford and Sandroyd prep schools. Communication links are also good and the close proximity to Poole, Bournemouth and Ferndown make Blandford a popular location with people who work in that area. Commuting is straight forward and easy access on to the A31 provides a quick like to the M27 for Southampton and Portsmouth and on to the M3 up to London. Poole station has a fast regular train service to London Waterloo (about 2 hours), Southampton and Bournemouth airports, and Poole ferry terminal are also within easy reach. All mains services are available at the property. Gas fired central heating. Solar PV panels. Good Broadband service. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_blandford-forum-d196975/for-sale_i70244592
This magnificent property has been completely, lovingly, renovated, extended, and improved in every regard, bringing together a truly original blend of contemporary quality and convenience with classic period materials and charm. Nestled in the heart of the historic village of Milton Abbas, it provides easy access to nearby amenities while maintaining a sense of privacy and seclusion.This large detached thatched cottage stands proudly on a generous plot, showcasing its timeless appeal. The newly thatched roof, a hallmark of traditional English architecture, adds period character to the property. Special features include an air source heat pump, zoned underfloor heating on all floors and oak windowsills throughout. Stepping inside, you are greeted by a warm and inviting interior. The cottage boasts TWO CHARACTERFUL RECEPTION ROOMS, to the front of the property, both with newly fitted wood burners set in stunning inglenook fireplaces. The rooms capture the essence of rustic elegance, creating cosy and comfortable living environments.The ground floor comprises a further large RECEPTION ROOM with flagstones flexibly situated for use as an additional SNUG, OFFICE or STUDY. The absolutely stunning KITCHEN DINING ROOM runs the full width of the property and is a recent addition. With high ceilings and two glass atrium roofs, and glass-fronted double doors to the garden, this room is flooded with natural light. In addition to ample space for a dining table and/or sofa suite, the kitchen itself is replete with quartz worktops, ample wall and floor mounted units, and integrated microwave, two ovens, five-ring induction hob, large 'American-Style' fridge freezer, and space for further white goods. The luxuriously fitted UTLITITY/ BOOT ROOM boasts star-galaxy granite worktops, sink, timber units, water softener and space for further white goods and additional storage, plus access to the front of the property. Finally, this floor incudes a resplendent SHOWER ROOM with tiled floor, exposed brick, plus shower cubicle, wash hand basin and W.C. Upstairs, the cottage offers three generously proportioned bedrooms, each with its own unique character. The master bedroom is a luxurious retreat, complete with storage space. The remaining bedrooms are spacious and well-appointed, each framing stunning views of the expansive garden or quintessential village street. Additionally, there is the FAMILY BATHROOM featuring elegant fixtures and fitting including a claw-foot, roll top bath, shower cubicle, wash hand basin and W.C.Outside The extensive elevated rear garden is laid on various levels, including an expansive patio abutting the property. Steps rise to an even more salubrious sun patio, offering views of over thatched rooftops to the front, and forests to the rear. There are several tiered levels to enjoy the garden and views, plus an area of gorgeous wild garden leading onto ancient woodlands (often frequented by deer!). There is stone-built storeroom, and ample parking.Location Milton Abbas is one of the most picture-perfect villages in Dorset. With thatched cottages, a post office/general store, public house and church it also offers convenient access to Dorchester, Blandford and Poole. The village of Milton Abbas holds the distinction of being the first model village in England, founded in 1780's by Lord Milton, Earl of Dorchester, and designed by Sir William Chambers and Capability Brown.Directions Use what3words.com to accurately navigate to the exact spot. Search using these three words:crecendo.samples.passport For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_blandford-forum-d196975/for-sale_i70300787
A SUBSTANTIAL AND FLEXIBLE HOUSE IN A RURAL BUT ACCESSIBLE LOCATION WITH A LOVELY MATURE GARDEN.In a quiet rural setting that is only a mile from the centre of Blandford, this substantial detached property has been in the ownership of the same family for 38 years. It is thought to have originated as a pair of Victorian farm workers' cottages but has been altered and extended over the years and is currently configured as a house with an attached (1100 sq ft) annexe, but if desired it could easily be re-organised into a superb single family home. With all the rooms enjoying a view over the garden to the front or open fields to the rear, the bright and airy accommodation extends to about 3,600 sq ft in all and comprises an entrance lobby leading into two reception rooms with open fireplaces and sliding doors out into the garden, a large kitchen/breakfast room and utility room. Upstairs there are three spacious bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms (two en suite) plus a large study or fourth bedroom. A connecting door in the second reception room takes you through to the annexe, which has a large living room, also overlooking the garden, a smart kitchen. Upstairs there are another two bedrooms and two bath/shower rooms (one en suite). Amalgamated into one, the house could have a total of three or four reception rooms, six bedrooms and five bath/shower rooms. The overall condition of the property is exceptionally good with a number of recent improvements, but there would be scope to update the main kitchen and one or two of the bathrooms if desired. As a versatile property with a substantial annexe, Two Gates is perfect for multi-generational living or for two separate households. As a single unit, it would be a very substantial family home in lovely surroundings, with easy access to all the local amenities and schools. Two Gates Cottage is situated well back from the lane, looking south down the length of nearly an acre of lovely mature gardens. Surrounded by trees and high hedges for privacy, the garden is largely laid to lawn interspersed with mature flower and shrub borders and a wide array of different fruit and other specimen trees. Immediately in front of the house there is a wide sunny terrace overlooking a pretty wildlife pond and garden beyond. Access from the lane crosses a short length of the farm road to Langton Stud with gates opening onto a gravel drive which sweeps around the garden, passing the detached garage and leading up to a parking and turning area next to the house. A path runs behind the house, where there is an integral shed, a garden store and a fuel storage area, and from there the path leads round to a small, wooded glade above the drive. An external sitting area with country view is accessed from the first floor of the annexe by a bridge with railings. The cottage backs onto open fields on the edge of Langton Long, a small village with a cluster of houses and a church located just a mile from the centre of the Georgian market town of Blandford Forum, which was described by the Guardian in 2013 as a small 'Bath in brick'. Beyond the market square there is a range of amenities and shops including an M&S Food Hall, Tesco and Lidl superstores and a leisure centre with pool. Much of the lovely countryside surrounding the village is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). There are lovely walks and rides down along the river towards Kingston Lacey (National Trust) or up on to Cranborne Chase, and there are plenty of other opportunities for sport and recreation with Poole Harbour, Studland Bay and Dorset's renowned Jurassic coastline not much more than half an hour's drive away to the south. Communication links are good and the village's proximity to the Poole/Bournemouth/Christchurch conurbation makes it hugely convenient for people who work in that area. Commuting is straightforward and easy access to the A31 provides a quick link to the M27 for Southampton and Portsmouth and on to the M3 up to London. Poole is the nearest train station (London Waterloo about 2 hours), while Southampton and Bournemouth airports and Poole ferry terminal are all within easy reach. The area is also well served with good schools at all levels. In addition to excellent state primary and secondary schools nearby, there is a wide choice of independent schools including Bryanston (on the doorstep) Milton Abbey, Canford and Clayesmore, and prep schools at Hanford, Sandroyd, Bryanston (formerly Knighton House), Castle Court and Dumpton.Mains electricity and water are available at the property. Private drainage (septic tank). Gas (LPG) central heating. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_blandford-forum-d196975/for-sale_i70384063
Unique and historic former mill house, set in grounds of about 10 acres with direct river frontage. DescriptionKeyneston Mill is a charming former water mill understood to date from the early 19th century. The generous accommodation offers excellent proportions, with a versatile layout that could be arranged to suit a wide variety of purchaser's needs. The mill was last modernised some years ago, and now offers the new owner huge scope to improve and adapt to their own style. The most appealing elevations are of colourwashed brickwork under a slate roof, and feature sash windows to the front, and oak beams framing the window overlooking the river at the rear. The house offers a wealth of period charm with features including flagstone floors, fireplaces, exposed beams, and most notably the original mill machinery in the stunning drawing room, with an unconverted loft space above.A panelled front door opens into the entrance hall with doors to both the study and sitting room. Beyond is the good size family room with twin fireplaces, exposed brickwork and beams. The spectacular drawing room is arranged in two areas around the original mill machinery, and has exposed brick walls and ceiling beams, a fireplace with log burner, and an oak framed window providing stunning views across the river to the island. Above is a loft area which could offer scope for conversion. The farmhouse style kitchen has a range of antique pine units, a red 4 oven Aga in a brick recess with, a brick floor, and a breakfast area for informal dining. Leading off is the utility room and a cloakroom. The main staircase with elegant balustrade and a secondary staircase lead up to the first floor landing. There are five double bedrooms, two of which have intercommunicating doors. There is a family bathroom with freestanding bath and shower. A separate shower room with twin basins and WC is adjacent to one of the bedrooms and has been used as the main suite.OutsideKeyneston Mill is approached along a private lane, and a shingle driveway provides a parking and turning area at the side. The gardens are mainly lawned with hedging providing seclusion. They slope down to the river, and include a small island approached across a bridge, perfect both for summer entertaining and from which to enjoy the peace, tranquility, and abundant wildlife. The property has the benefit of single bank fishing rights. On the opposite side of the driveway is a paddock of about 9 acres, the whole extending to about 10.16 acres.NB A public footpath runs down the driveway between the house and the paddockLocationKeyneston Mill enjoys an idyllic riverside location about a mile outside the village of Tarrant Keyneston, a popular Dorset village with a parish church, village hall and public house. The property is about 3.5 miles from the Georgian market town of Blandford Forum and about 7.5 miles from Wimborne Minster, both offering excellent shopping and recreational facilities, Blandford with an M&S Food and most major supermarkets, and Wimborne having a branch of Waitrose, and the Tivoli theatre. State schools for all ages are in Blandford and highly regarded independent schools in the wider area include Bryanston, Clayesmore, Sandroyd, Dumpton and Canford. The New Forest National Park is to the east and the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast to the west. The popular town of Poole with train station and Poole Harbour for watersports and beaches are 11.5 and 15 miles respectively.Square Footage: 5,985 sq ft Acreage: 10 AcresDirectionsFrom Blandford, take the B3082 south, turning right at the True Lovers Knot pub in Tarrant Keyneston. Follow this road for about a mile, through the village, and at the end go straight across and down the driveway to the mill.From Wimborne proceed north along the B3082, turning right at the True Lovers Knot pub in Tarrant Keyneston. Follow this road for about a mile, through the village, and at the end go straight across and down the driveway to the mill. Additional InfoCouncil Tax Band GMains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating.NB A public footpath runs down the driveway between the house and the paddock For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_blandford-forum-d196975/for-sale_i71468654
Occupying 3.06 acres of meticulously landscaped grounds, Newlands Manor House boasts an expansive 12,335 square feet of living space. This includes seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a charming one-bedroom guest cottage, ensuring ample space for family, guests, and staff alike. The second floor of the house contains a self-contained apartment, offering privacy, additional space under the eaves and luxury for visitors or live-in assistance.Stepping inside, the manor reveals a blend of Victorian elegance and modern flair. The extensive six-year renovation has infused the home with global design influences, while preserving the original charm through large rooms, high ceilings, and expansive windows.The manor doesn't just cater to aesthetics but also to functionality, featuring underfloor heating, and smart-home technology. The leisure suite in the basement is a haven of relaxation, complete with a swimming pool, oversized hot tub and steam room complemented by a wine cellar. An indoor barbecue room with folding doors to the outdoor terrace offers unparalleled entertainment opportunities.The quality of the cottage mirrors that of the main house, providing luxurious additional accommodation with an expansive open plan layout and high-end finishes throughout. Architecturally designed to blend in with the surrounding landscape, the cottage overlooks the pond to the front and has its own driveway and parking area. The dining area sits within an orangery with superb views over the gardens and the sitting room features a contemporary wood burner. There is one bedroom with an exquisite bathroom.Newlands Manor House extends its luxury outdoors, where a spacious patio with a fire pit opens up to breath-taking gardens, a wildflower meadow, and a walled garden adorned with water features. Sporting enthusiasts will delight in the all-weather tennis/pickleball court, while the greenhouse and a magical three-level treehouse, offer unique escapes within the property's grounds.Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of Charlton Marshall, along the tranquil River Stour, Newlands Manor House is a testament to the beauty of Dorset's countryside. The village, a part of the Dorset Trailway, offers numerous opportunities for walking and cycling, presenting an idyllic lifestyle for those passionate about the great outdoors.The market town of Blandford Forum is about 2.5 miles away, an attractive town with Georgian architecture and a vibrant local scene, including boutique shops and the renowned Hall & Woodhouse brewery. With Charlton Marshall's strategic location, residents enjoy easy access to major towns like Dorchester, Bournemouth, and Salisbury, alongside direct links to London from the mainline railway station at Poole and access to the A303 and M27, ensuring the best of both worlds: tranquil country living with urban convenience.For families, the proximity to leading educational institutions like, Canford School, Bryanston, Milton Abbey, and Sherborne Schools adds to the convenience of Newlands Manor House. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_blandford-forum-d196975/for-sale_i70559453
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