This charming semi-detached Victorian townhouse, constructed in the 1890s, offers a blend of classic architectural features and significant renovation potential. Nestled on one of Sherborne's most desirable streets, the property benefits from an elevated position that provides captivating views of the surrounding wooded hills and a warm southerly aspect.
The home retains many period details, including high ceilings, decorative cornicing, and traditional sash windows. A welcoming entry hallway with parquet flooring leads to a sizeable dining room featuring a bay window and an oak floor. The spacious drawing room is designed for relaxation, complete with an open fire and French doors that open onto a terrace overlooking the garden. Adjacent to this area is a sunlit conservatory suitable for casual seating or growing plants. The ground floor also includes practical spaces such as a pantry, utility room, cloakroom, and a store that connects the front drive to the back garden.
Ascending the triple-height stairwell bathed in natural light, you'll find a galleried landing leading to two generously-sized double bedrooms and an additional single bedroom—all with fitted wardrobes and wash hand basins. The family bathroom has ample features including both a bath and separate electric shower. On the top floor, two more double bedrooms await alongside an attic room offering potential for conversion into additional living space or a bathroom, subject to necessary approvals.
Outside, the garden provides a private retreat with a mix of terraced areas and lawns framed by brick paths leading to a vegetable garden adorned with mature shrubs and trees including quince and fig varieties. Ample parking is available with both a carport and driveway in addition to on-street options.
This property represents an excellent opportunity for investors or families looking to customize their living space within Sherborne’s historical charm. With good proximity to town amenities—characterized by independent shops, cultural events at local venues like Sherborne House, notable schools—and easy access to beautiful countryside walks or coastal explorations along the Jurassic Coastline just 25 miles away.
Sherborne itself boasts strong transport links; its train station offers regular services to Waterloo in approximately 2 hours 15 minutes, while the A303 provides efficient road access across southern England. The area's rich landscape supports various recreational activities from walking to water sports nearby.
With its unique blend of historical character and significant scope for modernization, this townhouse is well-positioned for those looking to invest in property within one of Dorset's most attractive towns.
