Perfectly positioned for touring both Dorset and Somerset, with Yeovil, where you will find a good range of amenities and high street names, just 3.5 miles away. In the surrounding area, there is much to see including several National Trust properties such as Tintinhull Gardens and Montacute House (8 miles and 7.5 miles). If far reaching views and a good walk are in order, head to Ham Hill which has an abundance of footpaths. Sherborne, 3 miles west of the property, is a historic town where you will find a picturesque Abbey, two castles and many boutique shops and eateries within its honey coloured streets. The ever popular Jurassic Coast is also within reach, along with a great range of attractions including Haynes Motor Museum (9 miles), Fleet Air Arm Museum (8 miles), Shaftesbury (20 miles), West Bay (22 miles) and Abbotsbury (25 miles). Part of a small peaceful gated complex of similar properties, this recently converted 5 star barn conversion is accessed via a shared gravel driveway and external steps to the front. Once inside, you are met with a striking and contemporary open plan living space with a vaulted ceiling, which has been presented with the utmost care and attention to detail. The fully integrated kitchen area has an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and coffee machine. There is space to dine just opposite and a comfortable lounge space with a sofa bed, Smart TV and DVD player. A useful utility area leads from this room and has a washer/dryer as well as a stylish shower room with a shower and WC, ideal when using the hot tub. The bedroom is complemented with a super king size bed, Smart TV and an en suite shower room with a large walk in shower and WC. To the front of the property and accessed via the living area, you will find a fantastic open terrace, with wonderful countryside views across to Golden Cap on a clear day. There s a private hot tub and patio furniture here, perfect for al fresco dining. There is off road parking for two cars in front of the barn.
