THE PROPERTY 10 Napier Close is a very spacious terraced village house in a peaceful and sought after Bride Valley village, very close to the coast. It was privately built by the well respected local builder, Rosamond, with reconstituted stone faced elevations. The house faces east/west and enjoys pleasant views over the village and the Bride Valley.
Under the current ownership the house has been subject to extensive upgrading/improvement and now offers well appointed and well presented accommodation to a very good standard. The impressive modern features include LPG central heating, uPVC sealed unit windows/doors, composite front door, well equipped kitchen with Hotpoint electric slot-in cooker, cooker hood and plumbing for slimline dishwasher, contemporary bathroom with mains shower, contemporary cloakroom, multi-fuel wood burner to living room, extensive storage/wardrobe storage, re-carpeting and floor coverings. In addition, the house benefits from cavity wall insulation and extra loft insulation.
The rooms are very spacious and well proportioned and there is potential for a rear extension or loft conversion, subject to any necessary consents.
The accommodation extends to:
Ground floor - Recessed entrance porch, entrance hall, 'L' shaped living/dining room with French doors, kitchen, conservatory with utility cupboard (plumbing for washing machine) and adjoining cloakroom.
First floor - Spacious landing with access to large loft (part boarded and with light), three double bedrooms (two with wardrobes) and a large bathroom
Properties of this size and price rarely come up in the Bride Valley. Viewing is strongly recommended by the sole agents.
OUTSIDE There is a single garage with parking to the front, situated nearby. There is also a parking space directly behind the rear garden.
The property overlooks a private open green, which is owned by some of the residents of Napier Close (the area immediately in front belongs to No. 10). The residents pay a contribution towards the grass cutting of the green (currently £60 per annum per house).
There is a small lawned front garden with flower/shrub beds. The rear garden enjoys a west facing aspect and lovely views over the Bride Valley. It is fully enclosed, down to lawn together with raised beds, paved terrace and rear pedestrian gate.
SITUATION Puncknowle is a peaceful and attractive village in a beautiful area known as The Bride Valley. The village has a thriving community and amenities include a thatched pub, playing fields, church and village hall. The nearby village of Litton Cheney has a popular primary school, whilst within only 3 miles are the villages of Burton Bradstock and Abbotsbury, both with shops. Bus services are available in nearby Swyre.
The area is designated as being an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and the stunning World Heritage Site Jurassic Coast/Chesil Beach (some 18 miles long) is very nearby at West Bexington. The historic town of Bridport is only about 10 minutes' drive with excellent amenities, a twice weekly market and a leisure centre with swimming pool. Dorchester and Weymouth, both with rail services to London, are about 12 miles.
SERVICES Mains electricity, water and drainage. LPG central heating.
Broadband - Standard up to 2Mbps and Superfast up to 74Mbps
Mobile phone service providers available are EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone for voice and data services inside and outside.
(Broadband and mobile phone information taken from Ofcom website Results are predictions and not a guarantee. Actual services available may be different from results and may be affected by network outages).
VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment through Stags Bridport.
DIRECTIONS From Bridport take the B3157 coast road towards Weymouth. Proceed through Burton Bradstock onto Swyre taking the 1st left to Puncknowle. Drive through the village, past The Crown and Napier Close is on the right after about 200 yards (you can park by the playing fields and walk up or in the small layby off Clay Lane).
