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£180,000

2 bed flat for sale
Sherren Avenue, Charlton Down, Dorchester, Dorset DT2

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: E

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About this property

  • Two-bedrooms

  • Communal Gardens

  • Double-glazed sash windows

  • Double bedroom with en-suite

  • Family bathroom

A well-presented two-bedroom second-floor apartment situated within Greenwood House set within beautifully maintained landscaped grounds in the popular village of Charlton Down.

Situated in the sought-after village of Charlton Down, this spacious and beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment forms part of an attractive building, combining period charm with modern convenience. Character features are evident throughout, including high ceilings, original coving and large sash windows that flood the accommodation with natural light.

A welcoming central hallway provides access to the principal rooms. The generous sitting/dining room offers an excellent space for both relaxation and entertaining, enjoying an abundance of natural light. The well-appointed kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units and incorporates an integrated oven, grill and hob, sink with drainer, together with space for additional white goods.

The principal bedroom is a spacious double room featuring large sash windows overlooking the communal grounds and the advantage of an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is also a comfortable double, benefiting from views across the lawns. Completing the accommodation is a stylish family bathroom fitted with a bath, WC and pedestal wash hand basin, finished with contemporary white tiling.

Offering a wonderful blend of character, lifestyle and convenience, this charming apartment is ideally suited to first-time buyers, investors or those seeking an attractive village home.
One of the standout features of Greenwood House is its extensive communal grounds, with sweeping lawns surrounding the building and interspersed with mature trees, established shrubs and colourful planted borders. The beautifully maintained gardens provide an attractive setting for residents to enjoy throughout the year.
In addition to the impressive communal gardens, Greenwood House benefits from excellent resident facilities, including ample residents’ parking and a secure communal bike store. These practical amenities complement the attractive surroundings, providing both convenience and peace of mind for those seeking a well-maintained and accessible place to call home.

Greenwood House forms part of the prestigious former Herrison Hospital development at Charlton Down, an attractive village located approximately four miles north of Dorchester. Constructed in 1895 and designed by renowned Victorian architect G. T. Hine, the building originally served as part of the historic Dorset County Asylum and remains one of the most distinctive architectural landmarks within the development.

Today, Greenwood House occupies an enviable position within the Charlton Down Conservation Area, combining period character with modern living. The development is surrounded by beautifully maintained communal grounds and enjoys a peaceful setting with easy access to scenic countryside walks, whilst remaining within convenient reach of Dorchester's excellent range of amenities, transport links and leisure facilities. Greenwood House is recognised as a building of local historical importance, reflecting its rich heritage and enduring presence within the community.

Charlton Down is set in beautiful Thomas Hardy countryside with leafy surroundings and landscaped gardens. For the more active, Charlton Down has many designated country walks taking in the surrounding countryside and local villages. Local amenities are within easy walking distance, including a local shop, private fitness centre, tennis courts, countryside walks and bus routes connecting to the county town of Dorchester.

Dorchester is acknowledged as a prime centre of the literary, historic and geological worlds, being famous for Thomas Hardy, William Barnes, the Tolpuddle Martyrs and Roman remains and is adjacent to the World Heritage Site of the Jurassic Coast.

Many sports and country pursuits are found within the locale and the property has good access to Dorchester's surrounding countryside for horse riding, walking and other rural pastimes. Sport in the area includes golf at Came Down, Dorchester Cricket, Football and Rugby Clubs and Sailing in the Olympic waters of Portland and Weymouth.

Communications are excellent with main line railway links to London Waterloo and Bristol. Cross channel services run from Poole and Weymouth, and international airports are at Bournemouth and Exeter.

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