Wanderwell, Bridport, DT6

A superb chalet style bungalow tucked away in a fantastic location, refurbished with a huge amount of flair and attention to detail. THE PROPERTY Tucked away in a fantastic location a stone's throw from the popular resort of West Bay, and not far from Bridport town centre, first glimpses of number 19 Wanderwell are most impressive, constructed in the late 1950s of red brick under a pitched tiled roof. On first entering the property there is a real sense of charm, space and light, with incredibly well-presented and flexible accommodation which has recently undergone a fastidious programme of works, and is now a truly wonderful family home in a most popular location. To one side of the light and spacious entrance hall is a large reception room, currently used as a dining room, with plenty of room for a large dining table. To the other side is a very good-sized kitchen with a range of attractive units incorporating a 5 ring gas hob and electric oven, and attractive wooden flooring. The sitting room is perfectly proportioned with a central fireplace with a wood burning stove and lovely large bay window. There is also a very useful study. The principal bedrooms are situated on the ground floor, with two beautiful bedrooms and a shower room. On the first floor there are two further bedrooms, ideal for children and guests, with large Velux windows attracting lots of natural light. To the rear of the property is an easily maintained garden, mostly put to gravel, with a paved terrace ideal for al fresco dining. To the front is a lawned area with mature borders, with paving extending to the side of the property, and driveway parking. All in all, this is a truly wonderful property in a most popular location. LOCATION 19 Wanderwell is ideally located almost halfway between West Bay and Bridport town centre. The Dorset Jurassic Coast is a World Heritage Site, and West Bay is a popular and sought-after fishing village with a pretty harbour, a variety of interesting shops, pubs and restaurants as well as being the coastal location for the popular television series 'Broadchurch'. Burton Bradstock, home of the popular Hive Beach Café and Seaside Boarding House, the cliff top creation of the former Groucho Club owner, is just a short drive from the property. The property is a mile south of the handsome Georgian market town of Bridport with its excellent variety of shops, schools and restaurants and supermarkets including Waitrose, Morrisons and Co-op and a particularly popular twice weekly street market. The county town of Dorchester is 15 miles to the east and has a further range of facilities including a main line railway station to London Waterloo.