Norman Close Bridport
Terrace
SITUATION: The property is located within a small terrace of houses built in the late 1980's towards the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the north-eastern outskirts of the town of Bridport.
The property is ideal for the active young family as it is within walking distance of riverside walks and cut-throughs to both primary and secondary schools, Co-op and Lidl supermarkets and into the town centre of Bridport approximately 0.75 miles away. Bridport affords a good shopping centre with mainly individual shops boosted by a twice-weekly street market, the Electric Palace theatre/cinema, art centre, leisure centre with indoor swimming pool, library and vintage and artists' quadrant and there is a wide range of clubs and organisations to suit most leisure interests for all ages.
The coast at West Bay lies some 2 miles to the south and can be accessed via cycle routes and walk ways and by bus. Here there is a fishing/boating harbour, beaches, and access to the Jurassic Coastline and South West Coastal Paths.
THE PROPERTY comprises a mid-terrace house in an elevated position affording superb views to distant hillsides. There is little passing traffic or pedestrians.
The house features brick elevations with double-glazed windows and doors throughout under a concrete tiled roof and has been well maintained and updated since it was built in the late 1980's. It has the benefit of a small enclosed garden area to the rear on two levels and a frontage which provides parking and a small decorative garden area. There is also a designated parking space in a communal parking area close by and rear access from the garden for putting out the bins.
This is considered to be an ideal home for first-time buyers, those with a couple of young children or for early retirement.
DIRECTIONS: From the centre of Bridport travelling east, take the first exit off the roundabout onto the A3066 Beaminster Road. Take the first turning right into Jessopp Avenue and then second right into Norman Close and the property will be found towards the end of the road on the right-hand side.
THE ACCOMMODATION comprises the following:
A small flight of steps off the sloping front resin parking area with a raised flower bed, rises to the front door which opens to an:
ENTRANCE HALL with straight staircase rising to the first floor with handrail provided. Door into:
SITTING ROOM with bay window to the westerly views, laminate flooring and plenty of space for accommodating a large corner settee.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM well fitted with wall cupboards and glazed cabinets together with base cupboards, drawers and bottle rack with work surfaces over incorporating a sink unit, Classic Belling cooker range with extractor hood over, integrated fridge and freezer, dishwasher and washing machine/drier and with additional peninsular with rounded edges providing additional base cupboards with worktop/breakfast bar. Triple spotlight rail, under pelmet lighting, ceramic tiled flooring, built-in understairs' storage cupboard. Window above sink and door opening into:
CONSERVATORY of mainly UPVC double-glazed construction with obscure-glazed panes to either side providing privacy and with boarded ceiling attached to the perspex lean-to roof. Doors opening to the small, easily maintained and enclosed garden.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING with raised cupboard over the stairs housing the Alpha mains gas-fired combi-boiler. Hatch to roof space with ladder attached and light provided but with restricted height and suitable for minimal storage.
BEDROOM 1 with window to the east.
BEDROOM 2 with window to the west affording views to distant hillsides.
COT ROOM/OFFICE with window to the westerly views and TV point.
BATHROOM with shaped bath with power shower over and side taps, basin with mixer tap and low level WC, ladder radiator/towel rail, light turret.
OUTSIDE
The front has a sloping resin parking space easily accommodating 2 vehicles with gravelled areas and raised herbaceous bed.
To the rear, there is an artificial grassed area with raised bed surround with a raised terrace on a higher level built into the bank having a ladder-step access. On this terrace is a wooden garden shed and access gate to the rear for the removal of bins for collection.
There is a separate designated parking space marked "31" within the communal parking area on the north side of the terrace.
SERVICES: Mains water, electricity, drainage and gas. Gas combi-boiler, water softener, double-glazed windows. Council Tax Band 'C'. Broadband and Mobile coverage - check the Ofcom website for up-to-date details.
TC/CC/KEA250037/8525
The property is ideal for the active young family as it is within walking distance of riverside walks and cut-throughs to both primary and secondary schools, Co-op and Lidl supermarkets and into the town centre of Bridport approximately 0.75 miles away. Bridport affords a good shopping centre with mainly individual shops boosted by a twice-weekly street market, the Electric Palace theatre/cinema, art centre, leisure centre with indoor swimming pool, library and vintage and artists' quadrant and there is a wide range of clubs and organisations to suit most leisure interests for all ages.
The coast at West Bay lies some 2 miles to the south and can be accessed via cycle routes and walk ways and by bus. Here there is a fishing/boating harbour, beaches, and access to the Jurassic Coastline and South West Coastal Paths.
THE PROPERTY comprises a mid-terrace house in an elevated position affording superb views to distant hillsides. There is little passing traffic or pedestrians.
The house features brick elevations with double-glazed windows and doors throughout under a concrete tiled roof and has been well maintained and updated since it was built in the late 1980's. It has the benefit of a small enclosed garden area to the rear on two levels and a frontage which provides parking and a small decorative garden area. There is also a designated parking space in a communal parking area close by and rear access from the garden for putting out the bins.
This is considered to be an ideal home for first-time buyers, those with a couple of young children or for early retirement.
DIRECTIONS: From the centre of Bridport travelling east, take the first exit off the roundabout onto the A3066 Beaminster Road. Take the first turning right into Jessopp Avenue and then second right into Norman Close and the property will be found towards the end of the road on the right-hand side.
THE ACCOMMODATION comprises the following:
A small flight of steps off the sloping front resin parking area with a raised flower bed, rises to the front door which opens to an:
ENTRANCE HALL with straight staircase rising to the first floor with handrail provided. Door into:
SITTING ROOM with bay window to the westerly views, laminate flooring and plenty of space for accommodating a large corner settee.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM well fitted with wall cupboards and glazed cabinets together with base cupboards, drawers and bottle rack with work surfaces over incorporating a sink unit, Classic Belling cooker range with extractor hood over, integrated fridge and freezer, dishwasher and washing machine/drier and with additional peninsular with rounded edges providing additional base cupboards with worktop/breakfast bar. Triple spotlight rail, under pelmet lighting, ceramic tiled flooring, built-in understairs' storage cupboard. Window above sink and door opening into:
CONSERVATORY of mainly UPVC double-glazed construction with obscure-glazed panes to either side providing privacy and with boarded ceiling attached to the perspex lean-to roof. Doors opening to the small, easily maintained and enclosed garden.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING with raised cupboard over the stairs housing the Alpha mains gas-fired combi-boiler. Hatch to roof space with ladder attached and light provided but with restricted height and suitable for minimal storage.
BEDROOM 1 with window to the east.
BEDROOM 2 with window to the west affording views to distant hillsides.
COT ROOM/OFFICE with window to the westerly views and TV point.
BATHROOM with shaped bath with power shower over and side taps, basin with mixer tap and low level WC, ladder radiator/towel rail, light turret.
OUTSIDE
The front has a sloping resin parking space easily accommodating 2 vehicles with gravelled areas and raised herbaceous bed.
To the rear, there is an artificial grassed area with raised bed surround with a raised terrace on a higher level built into the bank having a ladder-step access. On this terrace is a wooden garden shed and access gate to the rear for the removal of bins for collection.
There is a separate designated parking space marked "31" within the communal parking area on the north side of the terrace.
SERVICES: Mains water, electricity, drainage and gas. Gas combi-boiler, water softener, double-glazed windows. Council Tax Band 'C'. Broadband and Mobile coverage - check the Ofcom website for up-to-date details.
TC/CC/KEA250037/8525