Swyre, Dorchester, Dorset

Welcome to Knoll View, a delightful village home that lives up to its name with far reaching views over beautiful gently undulating glorious Dorset Countryside, where country walks abound.
This charming modern cottage is approached via the fully enclosed ENTRANCE VESTIBULE with natural light coming from the East facing window, an ever-useful small cupboard with double opening doors provides for practical storage while a further part glazed door leads to the welcoming ENTRANCE HALL. From this central point doors radiate out to all principal ground floor rooms, and the quarter turn staircase rises to the first floor. Discreetly positioned off the hall is the CLOAKROOM with W.C., with concealed cistern, vanity unit with wash hand basin. The KITCHEN has an array of both wall - mounted and floor- based cupboards, work surfaces provide for food preparation. The sink is ideally positioned under the west facing window, enjoying views over the garden and the gently undulating countryside beyond. Integral appliances include the electric oven with hob and a fume hood above. There is space for a refrigerator and both space and plumbing for a dishwasher. A door provides side access to outside. An open plan UTILITY AREA offers additional storage options and further work surfaces, along with space for appliances with associated plumbing.

The SITTING ROOM combined with the DINING AREA is an inviting reception room bathed in light from both ends. The dining area has a window overlooking the front garden and an additional southerly window, here there is ample room for a dining table and chairs for entertaining or family gatherings. The sitting room is centred around a cosy stone fireplace and hearth with multi-fuel stove for those cooler evenings. Double opening doors flanked by windows lead to the CONSERVATORY - a delightful vantage point from which to survey the much-loved garden with glorious countryside views providing a magnificent back drop, with near field occasioned by sheep.

Venturing upstairs, the landing is airy and light courtesy of the window, here there is a built-in cupboard with twin opening doors. The PRINCIPAL BEDROOM lies to the rear of the residence, once again with window framing the wonderous views over the arresting scenery. A further south facing window ensures plentiful light, while fitted furniture provides wardrobe and storage options. BEDROOM TWO and BEDROOM THREE, do not disappoint having far reaching countryside views across the lane, both bedrooms lie to the front of the house and having built in wardrobes. Concluding the accommodation is the SHOWER ROOM formerly a bathroom refitted into a wet room with a W.C., wash hand basin and shower with both rainfall and hand shower attachments.

Outside
The much loved and well tendered gardens are undoubtably a feature together of course with the outstanding country views. The front stone boundary wall with gate leads to the front garden with well stocked border adding both colour and much interest. A resin pathway leads in turn to the rear garden, and drying area, LOG STORE and generous resin-based seating area from which to enjoy the magnificent country vista and featuring a HOT TUB. The remainder of the garden is largely arranged to lawn. All the borders are well stocked and provide a profusion of colour, with: Tutsan, Baby sage, Avens, Phlox, Clematis, Camelia, oriental poppy, and Pieris to name but just a few. The paver drive shared with next door leads to private parking to the fore of the DETACHED GARAGE with up and over door and both power and light. Garden Shed.

Location
Situated in the extremely well-regarded village of Swyre, the property lies moments from the spectacular beaches and coastal walks of the renowned Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hive Beach is a little more than a five-minute drive away, famed for its excellent seafood cafe. West Bay, the harbourside location of the hit TV series Broadchurch, is approx. five miles distant, and just a little further on is the charming market town of Bridport. Bridport proudly boasts a thriving music, arts and literary community, as well as twice-weekly markets, an abundance of amenities including restaurants, hotels, a cinema, leisure centre, supermarkets, a museum, health centre and excellent primary/secondary schools. The county town of Dorchester is roughly 13 miles away and offers a mainline station to Bristol and London Waterloo, the county hospital, and its array of amenities.

Directions
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