3 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Level access
Solar panels
Detached house
3 beds
2 baths
1679
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Well presented stone cottage
- Delightful garden
- Quiet village location
- Lovely outlook
Reputedly dating from late 1700’s, Yew Tree Cottage is an attractive stone built cottage under a pantiled roof standing in a quiet position backing onto open fields. In recent years the cottage has undergone complete refurbishment; in 2011 the cottage was re-wired and re-plumbed with a direct pressure system and a new timber framed garage/car port erected. In 2013 the property was extended, enlarging the kitchen and creating a new utility room with a new principal bedroom and en-suite bathroom above. In addition the garden room was built. The accommodation is now light and bright and is sensibly configured; there is a woodburner in the sitting room and an open fireplace in one of the first floor bedrooms.
The property is approached off South Street through a five-bar timber gate onto a gravel car parking and turning area adjoining which is the timber framed car port and garage. The garden lies primarily to the south and west of the cottage. A path leads under an arched pergola to a greenhouse with raised flower beds and to the garden room. The other side the garden is laid to lawn with a variety of well stocked flower and shrub borders and trees including rowan, pear, fig and an amelanchier with a terraced area immediately to the west of the sitting room. There is an attractive garden to the front of the property with a variety of well stocked flower and shrub borders including hellibores and roses. The garden is beautifully tended and provides a delightful backdrop to the cottage.
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Solar Panels (to heat hot water)
Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion
Local Authority:
Council Tax: Band F
EPC Band: Band E
Yew Tree Cottage is situated in the south western edge of the village of Kington Magna which has a church and a village hall. There is a pub at nearby Buckhorn Weston while Gillingham has facilities for most everyday needs, including a Waitrose store, leisure centre, doctor and dentist surgeries, a library, schools and a mainline railway station with services to London Waterloo. London is also accessible by road via the A303 which links with the M3. For more sophisticated requirements there is the cathedral city of Salisbury to the east, the Georgian Spa town of Bath to the north and the Saxon hill-top town of Shaftesbury to the south west.
The property is approached off South Street through a five-bar timber gate onto a gravel car parking and turning area adjoining which is the timber framed car port and garage. The garden lies primarily to the south and west of the cottage. A path leads under an arched pergola to a greenhouse with raised flower beds and to the garden room. The other side the garden is laid to lawn with a variety of well stocked flower and shrub borders and trees including rowan, pear, fig and an amelanchier with a terraced area immediately to the west of the sitting room. There is an attractive garden to the front of the property with a variety of well stocked flower and shrub borders including hellibores and roses. The garden is beautifully tended and provides a delightful backdrop to the cottage.
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Solar Panels (to heat hot water)
Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion
Local Authority:
Council Tax: Band F
EPC Band: Band E
Yew Tree Cottage is situated in the south western edge of the village of Kington Magna which has a church and a village hall. There is a pub at nearby Buckhorn Weston while Gillingham has facilities for most everyday needs, including a Waitrose store, leisure centre, doctor and dentist surgeries, a library, schools and a mainline railway station with services to London Waterloo. London is also accessible by road via the A303 which links with the M3. For more sophisticated requirements there is the cathedral city of Salisbury to the east, the Georgian Spa town of Bath to the north and the Saxon hill-top town of Shaftesbury to the south west.
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Our office is located in the centre of Shaftesbury, and is one of eight offices covering the West Country, giving us a reach unrivalled by any other national sales agency. We specialise in the sale and valuation of a broad range of properties in North Dorset, West Wiltshire and South-East Somerset. The key to the success of the Shaftesbury office is personal Director level service, high quality marketing and presentation combined with detailed local and regional knowledge and national connections. We are independently owned businesses that make decisions on how best to market your property, to the strength of our local market working closely with our neighbouring and national offices. Jackson-Stops has more than a century of experience in the property market with 45 offices nationwide, from Cheshire and Yorkshire in the north, through East Anglia, the South East of England and onwards to the West Country, including a London based International Department. Our eight London offices are an important source of buyers looking for homes in the West Country. All our properties are marketed on onthemarket.com Our area is particularly well known for its educational facilities, with a highly regarded range of private and state schools and good communications. The A303 lies six miles to the north of Shaftesbury, giving access to London via the M3, and there are mainline railway stations at Tisbury and Gillingham (London Waterloo) and at Castle Cary, Westbury and Frome (London Paddington). Our Professional Valuation Department is run by Julian Bunkall FRICS with over 35 years' experience, and covers Dorset, South Somerset, South Wiltshire and Devon.




















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