Detached house for sale in The Old Chapel, Chapel Lane, Osmington DT3

We are delighted to offer this charming three bedroom detached converted chapel dating back to 1870 within the prestigious village location of Osmington. This beautiful property would make an excellent holiday home/holiday let. The accommodation to the ground floor includes three bedrooms and bathroom with a separate WC whilst the first floor offers a brand new kitchen and utility room, further WC and a large lounge/diner with a wood burning stove and sliding patio doors leading out onto a terraced decking area. Offered with no forward chain the property also benefits from a garage and off road parking.

Full Description

Entrance to the property is via a wooden glazed door leading into a welcoming and generous sized hallway with doors through to three bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC. A beautiful wooden staircase rises to the first floor. Both bedroom one and two are double rooms and benefit from dual aspect double glazed windows that flood the rooms with light. The more generously sized bedroom one also benefits from an open under stairs storage space. Bedroom three at the front of the house is a single room with front aspect double glazed window. All rooms are fitted with wall mounted radiators. The bathroom offers a modern suite comprising a panel enclosed bath with a wall mounted mixer shower system over and screen attached, vanity wash hand basin with storage, wall mounted towel rail heater and a side aspect double glazed window. The separate WC offers a side aspect double glazed window and a low level WC.

The first floor opens up onto a lovely landing area with a large side aspect double glazed window, exposed floorboards, and doors to a lounge/diner and cloakroom with WC. The lounge/diner offers an abundance of space and is flooded with natural light from the two side aspect skylights and rear aspect double glazed doors leading out onto a terraced decking area; perfect for enjoying the last of the evening sun. A brick fireplace and Morso wood burning stove complete the room and create a warm and cosy ambience when winter sets in.

The stylish new kitchen consists of base level units with shaker style fronts and slimline modern worktops on top, and comes fitted with an integral electric oven, an inset four ring electric hob and a brushed stainless steel extractor hood above. The design of the kitchen also allows for a free standing fridge/freezer. A further door off of the kitchen leads through to a utility room with new work surfaces and unit and space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.

The property has just been re-decorated throughout with new carpets laid in the bedrooms.

Outside, and to the rear of the property is low maintenance rear garden, mainly laid to decking and shingle with planted shrubs. Accessed by a side gate or from the terraced decking area that leads from the first floor lounge, this south westerly facing garden is a great sun trap throughout the day and is the perfect spot for enjoying a bbq whilst savouring the peace and tranquility of this wonderful coastal village.

A single garage, accessed both by an up and over door to the front and a wooden glazed door to the rear provides ample storage space for garden tools, bikes and watersports equipment and compliments the off road parking to the front of the property.

Location: Osmington is a highly desirable village situated close to the World Heritage Jurassic coastline. The village itself has a Norman church and farm shop. A mini supermarket, post office, general store, three public houses, takeaway, restaurant, and primary school can be found very close by in Preston. Nearby is the old smuggling hamlet of Osmington Mills with access onto the coastal path and well regarded thatched public house. Within 4 miles is Weymouth, with its sandy beaches and inner harbour, and the neighbouring Isle of Portland. The county town of Dorchester is within approximately eight miles of Osmington. Both Weymouth and Dorchester provide a wide range of shopping and leisure pursuits and main line rail links to both London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads. There is excellent walking and riding in the immediate vicinity with a network of bridle and footpaths over the surrounding rolling countryside and along the stunning coastline.

Rating Authority: - Dorset (Weymouth & Portland) Council. Council Tax Band D. Services: - Mains gas, electric & drainage.

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