Melbury Beacon View, Shaftesbury

The Property
Inside
Ground Floor The front door opens into the entrance hall with a door leading into the sitting room, which has carpeted flooring, windows to both the front and side and attractive decorative wall panelling. From here, a door opens into the particularly spacious kitchen/dining room, which has laminate flooring and plenty of room for a dining table. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units together with a built-in oven, hob and extractor, with spaces for a washing machine, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. A window overlooks the rear garden and patio doors provide direct access outside. There is also an understairs cupboard and a ground floor cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin. First Floor Stairs rise to the first floor landing, where there is an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. The main bedroom is a good sized double with decorative panelling, useful over-stairs storage, space for wardrobes and windows to both the front and side. Bedroom two is another good sized double overlooking the rear garden, while bedroom three is a generous single, also facing the rear. The family bathroom is tiled and fitted with a bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin, with a window to the side.
Outside
Gardens To the front of the property is a small landscaped area with shrubs and shingle, creating an attractive approach to the house. The rear garden is fully enclosed by fencing and is mainly laid to lawn with planted borders and a paved patio adjoining the house. A gate at the rear provides access to the parking area. Parking There are two allocated parking spaces positioned immediately behind the rear garden.
Important Information
Energy Efficiency Rating: B Council Tax: Band D Heating: Mains Gas Drainage: Mains Drainage Glazing: uPVC Double Glazing Tenure: Shared Ownership Share Being Sold: 25% Housing Association: Aster Homes Monthly Rent: £554.86 Onward Chain: No Onward Chain
Location and Directions
Shaftesbury is a historic hilltop town set in the beautiful North Dorset countryside, renowned for its iconic Gold Hill and far-reaching views over the Blackmore Vale. The town offers a good range of independent shops, cafés, schools and leisure facilities, creating a vibrant yet traditional community. Surrounded by scenic countryside and walking routes, it provides an appealing balance of rural charm and everyday convenience. There are good road links to the surrounding towns and wider region, with convenient access to the A303 for routes towards London and the South West. Further amenities are available in nearby Gillingham and Blandford Forum, with Gillingham also providing a mainline railway station with direct services to London Waterloo. Postcode - SP7 8DG What3Words -