The charming village of Netherbury is set within a picturesque valley backed by verdant rolling hills. Set out on foot to explore the many footpaths through the surrounding countryside, stopping off for a drink or hearty meal at a local pub on the way. Fishing can be booked at nearby Mangerton Lake and just 2 miles away is the small town of Beaminster which offers a good range of local amenities, or head 3.5 miles south to popular Bridport, which is known as the gateway to the Jurassic Coast. This vibrant town has a weekly market, a great selection of independent shops, coffee shops and restaurants, as well as a thriving selection of boutiques selling antiques and vintage curios, should you wish to seek out some treasures. Heading a mile further south from Bridport will bring you to the popular coastal resort of West Bay. The swathes of pebble beach offer spectacular views over Golden Cap and wonderful walks along the South West Coast Path. Boat trips also run from the working harbour around the coast to Lyme Regis. This pretty town is well worth a visit and is home to charming cobbled streets, ice cream coloured houses and plenty of galleries to browse.
This mid terraced property is set within the heart of this peaceful village. A shared path and steps leads to the front door. Once inside you are met with a welcoming hallway with a useful separate WC. Immediately in front of you is the kitchen. This well-equipped space has an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and slimline dishwasher. Just next door is a spacious lounge/diner, which has a Smart TV and electric effect wood burner. Leading on from here is an attractive sun room with seating which overlooks the courtyard garden. Heading back into the entrance hall you will find a flight of stairs rising to the first floor. There are three bedrooms to choose from, the first is a double with en-suite shower room and WC. Next is a king-size zip-and-link (which can be made as a 2’6” twin on request) and finally an inviting twin. Completing the accommodation is a bathroom with shower over bath and WC.
Heading outside by either the kitchen or sun room brings you into a courtyard garden which is laid to gravel and bordered by natural hedgerows. There is garden furniture where you can enjoy al fresco meals and drinks, whilst relaxing listening to the church bells. To the rear of the property is one off-road parking space (suitable for a small car only). Alternatively, a village car park is located just behind the property (a small weekly charge applies).