AN 18TH century home set in the Cranborne Chase that is "brimming with character" is on the market for £1,100,000.
The Old Foundry, which dates from 1725, is located at the heart of the village of Tollard Royal.
The four bedroom home offers spacious and well-presented accommodation as well as having its own detached, one bedroom annex.
The front door opens into a delightful sitting room/dining room, with wooden floor-boards and a charming inglenook fireplace and fitted wood-burning stove.
Beyond the sitting room is a pretty snug, with a large inglenook fireplace, a bread oven and parquet floor.
The kitchen/breakfast room features an oil-fired AGA, a range of painted wooden units and granite work surfaces, a Belfast sink and dishwasher and a walk-in larder. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a utility/boot room with sink and wooden surfaces, a cloakroom and a large walk-in pantry and a cellar.
The principal bedroom is a generous size, featuring a beamed ceiling and benefits from a range of hand-built fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom, with marble surfaces.
There are three further double bedrooms, all offering generous proportions, characterful features and a family shower room.
Double gates lead from the village lane to a gravel drive and parking area for several cars.
There is a further parking area outside the gates for users of the annex, which has a large kitchen/living/dining room, a bathroom and a double bedroom, with a mezzanine level for storage.
As well as a large front garden and a well-established garden to the rear, the property enjoys beautiful views over the rooftops of the surrounding village and countryside.
Matt Orchard, property agent at Savills in Salisbury, said: “This is an absolute ‘must-see’ home. The Old Foundry is such a pretty house and is brimming with character and charm. Better still, it’s ideally positioned in one of Dorset's most sought-after villages.”
The Old Foundry is being marketed by Savills for a guide price of £1,100,000.
For more information, contact Savills Salisbury on 01722 426820.
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