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Freehold
Guide price
£775,000
(£369/sq. ft)
3 bed equestrian for sale
Barton Lodge Gardens, The Folly, Cerne Abbas, Dorchester DT23 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
2,103 sq. ft
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
E
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Cerne Abbas Church of England Voluntary Controlled First School 1.2 miles
- Maiden Newton 3.3 miles
- Maiden Newton, Greenford Church of England Primary School 3.6 miles
- Chetnole 5.6 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- A secluded location in the Dorset chalk downlands
- Panoramic rural views over most of central Dorset
- A detached dwelling with scope to improve and extend
- A useful 4-bay farm building
- Private tree lined entrance drive
- Farmhouse and farm building in 13.60 acres
- Level and sloping pasture land
A detached 3/4 bedroom farmhouse with barn in 13.60 acres in a glorious position in the heart of the Dorset Downs.
Situation
The property is situated in a beautiful rural position in the heart of the Dorset Downs. Cerne Abbas village, renowned for the Cerne Giant chalk figure, lies 1 mile to the east and offers a range of facilities including a primary school, a number of village shops, 3 public houses and is home to Cerne Abbas Brewery. Another popular village, Sydling St Nicholas, is 1 mile west.
The County town of Dorchester, providing a full range of retail, educational, recreational and commercial facilities, is a short drive away. Beyond this is Weymouth and the Jurassic Coast, whilst to the north are Sherborne with its excellent schools, and the larger town of Yeovil. On the doorstep are a number of footpaths, bridleways and trails perfect for exploring the countryside on foot, horseback or bicycle.
Description
An adaptable smallholding extending to 13.60 acres suitable for a range of agricultural, equestrian and recreational uses. The detached dwelling, constructed around 1987 of brick facing elevations under a tiled roof, extends to 2,100 sq.ft and offers scope for modernisation and extending, subject to consent.
Accommodation
The dwelling has a practical layout on the ground floor. The principal room is the large open plan sitting and dining room, enjoying a south facing view over the land and surrounding countryside and a stone surround fireplace. The kitchen has a fireplace with inset woodburner and patio doors to the front. There is a large entrance hall, large utility, an office/occasional bedroom, family bathroom and separate shower room. On the first floor are 3 generously sized bedrooms, all with Velux roof windows offering plenty of natural light.
Outside
The dwelling is approached over a private tree lined entrance drive with wide grass verges. To the rear of the dwelling is a level area for parking. In front of the dwelling is an outdoor swimming pool, not used for 3 years, and a small pool house.
The Farm Building
A 4-bay steel portal frame barn measuring 18.3m x 17.9m (60ft x 59ft). The elevations are concrete walls to 2m and steel box profile cladding above, Big 6 fibre cement sheet roof and concrete floor. Internally the barn is currently fitted out with 11 timber loose boxes and open area. Adjoining the barn is a level hardcore surfaced yard area and beyond this a track to the land and a rough area used for external storage.
The Land
Included in Lot 1 are three grass paddocks bounded by mature hedgerow and fenced boundaries. The two adjoining the road are fairly level and the third has a south east aspect sloping down to a rough scrub and bush area, rich in biodiversity and of conservation appeal. Here there is also remains of a small former sand based horse arena which has been demolished.
Lot 1 extends in total to 13.60 acres (5.50 hectares).
Tenure
Freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Services
Mains electricity. Private borehole water supply (not tested).
The dwelling has private septic tank drainage and electric heating and a back boiler to the woodburning stove.
Planning
The dwelling was granted permission in 1987, app no. 1/E/87/00130, subject to an agricultural occupancy condition. Permission was secured in 2016, app no. Wd/D/16/001241, to remove this condition.
Material Information
Dorset Council Tax Band E
Two public footpaths cross the land, see sale plan.
The property is located in the Dorset National Landscape Area and a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone. The farm is not entered in a Countryside Stewardship Scheme.
Planning permission was secured for the importation of inert material to fill land in two areas in field 1128. This was not completed and accounts for the presence of the spoil heap at the entrance to that field.
If sold in lots the buyer of Lot 1 will:
I) erect a stockproof fence between points abc on the plan
ii) allow an easement for Lot 2 to connect to the borehole water supply and pay for water used at Wessex Water rates.
Directions
What3words /// song.newlywed.harvest
Viewings
Strictly by prior appointment with sole agents Symonds and Sampson llp.
Further information, if required, is available from Andrew Tuffin or Will Cairns on .
Situation
The property is situated in a beautiful rural position in the heart of the Dorset Downs. Cerne Abbas village, renowned for the Cerne Giant chalk figure, lies 1 mile to the east and offers a range of facilities including a primary school, a number of village shops, 3 public houses and is home to Cerne Abbas Brewery. Another popular village, Sydling St Nicholas, is 1 mile west.
The County town of Dorchester, providing a full range of retail, educational, recreational and commercial facilities, is a short drive away. Beyond this is Weymouth and the Jurassic Coast, whilst to the north are Sherborne with its excellent schools, and the larger town of Yeovil. On the doorstep are a number of footpaths, bridleways and trails perfect for exploring the countryside on foot, horseback or bicycle.
Description
An adaptable smallholding extending to 13.60 acres suitable for a range of agricultural, equestrian and recreational uses. The detached dwelling, constructed around 1987 of brick facing elevations under a tiled roof, extends to 2,100 sq.ft and offers scope for modernisation and extending, subject to consent.
Accommodation
The dwelling has a practical layout on the ground floor. The principal room is the large open plan sitting and dining room, enjoying a south facing view over the land and surrounding countryside and a stone surround fireplace. The kitchen has a fireplace with inset woodburner and patio doors to the front. There is a large entrance hall, large utility, an office/occasional bedroom, family bathroom and separate shower room. On the first floor are 3 generously sized bedrooms, all with Velux roof windows offering plenty of natural light.
Outside
The dwelling is approached over a private tree lined entrance drive with wide grass verges. To the rear of the dwelling is a level area for parking. In front of the dwelling is an outdoor swimming pool, not used for 3 years, and a small pool house.
The Farm Building
A 4-bay steel portal frame barn measuring 18.3m x 17.9m (60ft x 59ft). The elevations are concrete walls to 2m and steel box profile cladding above, Big 6 fibre cement sheet roof and concrete floor. Internally the barn is currently fitted out with 11 timber loose boxes and open area. Adjoining the barn is a level hardcore surfaced yard area and beyond this a track to the land and a rough area used for external storage.
The Land
Included in Lot 1 are three grass paddocks bounded by mature hedgerow and fenced boundaries. The two adjoining the road are fairly level and the third has a south east aspect sloping down to a rough scrub and bush area, rich in biodiversity and of conservation appeal. Here there is also remains of a small former sand based horse arena which has been demolished.
Lot 1 extends in total to 13.60 acres (5.50 hectares).
Tenure
Freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Services
Mains electricity. Private borehole water supply (not tested).
The dwelling has private septic tank drainage and electric heating and a back boiler to the woodburning stove.
Planning
The dwelling was granted permission in 1987, app no. 1/E/87/00130, subject to an agricultural occupancy condition. Permission was secured in 2016, app no. Wd/D/16/001241, to remove this condition.
Material Information
Dorset Council Tax Band E
Two public footpaths cross the land, see sale plan.
The property is located in the Dorset National Landscape Area and a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone. The farm is not entered in a Countryside Stewardship Scheme.
Planning permission was secured for the importation of inert material to fill land in two areas in field 1128. This was not completed and accounts for the presence of the spoil heap at the entrance to that field.
If sold in lots the buyer of Lot 1 will:
I) erect a stockproof fence between points abc on the plan
ii) allow an easement for Lot 2 to connect to the borehole water supply and pay for water used at Wessex Water rates.
Directions
What3words /// song.newlywed.harvest
Viewings
Strictly by prior appointment with sole agents Symonds and Sampson llp.
Further information, if required, is available from Andrew Tuffin or Will Cairns on .
Floor plans and tours
Floor plans (2)
Tours
No virtual tour available
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Symonds & Sampson - Sturminster Newton
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