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" This terraced house is the epitome of "deceptively spacious" and offers good sized accommodation over three floors of particular benefit are the good sized conservatory and attic room. Situated conveniently for local schools and the amenities of Easton.

Entrance Vestibule * Entrance Hall * Sitting Area * Dining Area * Fitted Kitchen * Large Conservatory * Two Bedrooms * Master en-suite * Large Bathroom * Attic room

Situated in the middle of the beautiful Jurassic Coast, on the end of the world-renowned Chesil Beach, the Isle of Portland is unique. The protected waters of Portland Harbour and Weymouth Bay provide wonderful facilities for sailing and wind surfing, so Portland was a natural choice as the venue for the 2012 Sailing Olympics. The new National Sailing Academy and yacht marina are added attractions. With its fishing history, the home of Portland Stone offers a wide variety of shops, supermarkets, hotels, public houses, schools, libraries and health clinics. Underhill, the lower part of Portland, is a short stroll from Chesil Beach where one can sit, relax, have a coffee or a meal while watching the fishermen collecting crab pots, or simply watch the spectacular sunsets over the bay. The island has lovely cliff top walks, as well as Portland Bill with its lighthouse and Pulpit Rock. Joined to the mainland by a road bridge, Weymouth, with its beautiful child friendly sandy beach and daily links to the Channel Islands and France is 5 miles away, while Dorchester, the County Town is only 15 miles away.

Entrance Vestibule:
Double glazed entrance door, mosaic tiled floor. Glazed door to:

Entrance Hall

Sitting Area: 3.47m x 3.31m

(11' 5" x 10' 10")
Front aspect window, cast iron open fireplace. Open to:

Dining Area: 3.72m x 3.49m

(12' 2" x 11' 5")
Rear aspect window, understairs storage cupboard.

Kitchen: 3.61m x 2.72m

(11' 10" x 8' 11")
Side aspect window, featuring a range of base and wall mounted cabinets, wall mounted gas fired combination boiler. Open through to:

Conservatory: 3.59m x 3.45m

(11' 9" x 11' 4")
Of glazed construction on a low wall. Double doors opening to garden.

First Floor Landing:
A split-level landing, period style balustrade, stairs rising to second floor.

Bedroom One: 4.54m x 3.31m

(14' 11" x 10' 10")
Front aspect window, fitted wardrobe along one wall.

En-suite Shower Room:
Shower cubical, low level WC, wash hand basin.

Bedroom Two: 3.45m x 2.83m

(11' 4" x 9' 3")
Rear aspect window.

Bathroom:
Side and rear aspect windows, panelled bath, shower cubical, wash hand basin, low level WC.

Outside
The rear garden comprises a patio, ornamental pond, decked area. Pedestrian gated access to rear. Block built storage shed.

Vendor Comment
"I had to be persuaded to view this property but once inside I knew this was the house for me."

Lifestyle
Situated in the middle of the beautiful Jurassic Coast, on the end of the world-renowned Chesil Beach, the Isle of Portland is unique. The protected waters of Portland Harbour and Weymouth Bay provide wonderful facilities for sailing and wind surfing, so Portland was a natural choice as the venue for the 2012 Sailing Olympics. The new National Sailing Academy and yacht marina are added attractions. With its fishing history, the home of Portland Stone offers a wide variety of shops, supermarkets, hotels, public houses, schools, libraries and health clinics. Underhill, the lower part of Portland, is a short stroll from Chesil Beach where one can sit, relax, have a coffee or a meal while watching the fishermen collecting crab pots, or simply watch the spectacular sunsets over the bay. The island has lovely cliff top walks, as well as Portland Bill with its lighthouse and Pulpit Rock. Joined to the mainland by a road bridge, Weymouth, with its beautiful child friendly sandy beach and daily links to the Channel Islands and France is 5 miles away, while Dorchester, the County Town is only 15 miles away.

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