- Four double bedrooms and two bathrooms
- Open-plan first-floor living with Juliette balcony
- High-spec kitchen, engineered oak floors, exposed beams
- Air source heat pump with underfloor heating, EPC B
- Car barn, private parking and very large plot
- Community charge approx £600/year; communal treatment plant
- Council Tax Band E (above average); remoter rural location
- Chain-free, built 2023, freehold
This end-of-terrace barn conversion offers contemporary rural living in a small gated group under two miles from Sturminster Newton. Finished in 2023, the home combines character features — exposed beams and engineered oak floors — with modern comforts such as underfloor heating powered by an air source heat pump and an Energy Rating B.
Arranged over two floors, the ground floor provides four double bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the first-floor open-plan living space captures the countryside outlook via a Juliette balcony. The layout works well for family life or flexible home-working, with quality kitchen fittings, integrated appliances and generous storage throughout.
Outside there is a car barn and private parking, plus a low-maintenance but well-sized garden offering scope to personalise. The property is chain-free and freehold, set on a very large plot within a conservation area — an attractive setting for buyers seeking village life with good local amenities.
Buyers should note a modest annual community charge of about £600, mains drainage served by a communal treatment plant, and council tax at Band E (above average). The location is in a remoter community; broadband is fast but mobile signal is average, and access relies on a short rural drive into the nearby market town.