Wayman Road, Corfe Mullen

Property Description
Situated on the southerly side of Wayman Road, this well-presented home offers well-proportioned and versatile accommodation that would suit a wide variety of buyers, particularly growing families looking to take advantage of the area's highly regarded school catchments. The property enjoys a traditional and practical layout, with the ground floor comprising a spacious open-plan, double-aspect lounge/dining room, creating a bright and welcoming living space ideal for both everyday family life and entertaining. The modern fitted kitchen provides ample storage and workspace and benefits from integral access to the garage, offering additional convenience and potential for further use, subject to any necessary consents. To the first floor, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, all served by a family bathroom. The home has been double glazed throughout and further benefits from gas-fired central heating.
Garden and Grounds
The front of the home is entirely laid to a tarmacadam forecourt which is suited to three vehicles and in turn gives access to the integral single garage which has an up and over style door. There is gated access to the rear garden on the left hand side of the property. The rear garden has a south-westerly aspect and is primarily laid to a kept lawn with a paved patio which spans the rear elevation of the home. Towards the rear boundary there is a purpose-built garden shed which benefits from power and light.
Location
The largest parish in England, Corfe Mullen featured in the Domesday Book, takes its name from Saxo-Norman meaning ‘a mill in a gap’ and the mill, on the River Stour, but sadly no longer in use, is described in the book as the most valuable corn mill in Dorset. For many years Corfe Mullen was important for smugglers, acting as a point of distribution and forwarding centre for contraband landed in Poole Harbour and along the neighbouring coastline. Situated approximately 2.5 miles south west of Wimborne town, Corfe Mullen is an established residential area surrounded by open countryside. Corfe Mullen flows into the town of Broadstone and is bordered by an old Roman Road which provides pleasant areas in which to walk. Residents are well catered for with various shops, favoured schooling, good country pubs, library, churches and a popular leisure club. Corfe Mullen is located within easy access of the A31 and the larger resort towns of Poole and Bournemouth are located some 6 and 9 miles distant respectively.