
The Property
The main house is entered via an entrance porch leading into a welcoming hallway. To the left, the living room enjoys a front-aspect window and features a fireplace, creating a cosy focal point. To the rear, the spacious kitchen is fitted with a range of white shaker-style wall and base units, a stainless-steel sink and drainer and space for a freestanding oven. A large larder with window, together with an additional storage cupboard, provides excellent practical storage. A door from the kitchen leads through to the dining room, positioned at the front of the property and benefitting from a further fireplace, providing an ideal space for family dining and entertaining.
A sweeping staircase rises from the hallway to the first-floor landing, where there is an airing cupboard. Bedroom one is a generous double room enjoying a front aspect and benefitting from a useful storage cupboard. Bedroom two is also a good-sized double bedroom with a front aspect and built-in wardrobe. Bedroom three overlooks the rear of the property and provides a comfortable single bedroom, ideal as a child's room, study or home office. The family bathroom is fitted with a bath incorporating a shower facility, vanity wash hand basin and WC, with an obscure glazed rear-aspect window providing natural light.
The attached annexe offers flexible and self-contained accommodation, accessed via a door from the rear garden leading into a living area with kitchenette. An internal hallway provides access to a cloakroom WC and a bedroom positioned to the rear, which benefits from a door opening to the front garden.
Above the annexe is a spacious and light-filled attic, currently accessed via a loft ladder, featuring two Velux-style windows and a freestanding enclosed shower cubicle. This versatile space offers a variety of potential uses, subject to any necessary consents.
The annexe presents an excellent opportunity for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, home working, or potential income generation. Furthermore, there is scope to reintegrate the annexe into the main residence, creating a larger family home, subject to any necessary permissions and approvals.
OUTSIDE
Outside, the property enjoys generous gardens with considerable potential. A gated entrance leads to a driveway providing off-road parking for one vehicle, with an additional parking area situated adjacent to the annexe. The gardens are currently divided between the main house and annexe, offering flexibility for separate occupation if desired. However, there is clear scope to combine the spaces and create one substantial garden. To the rear of the main house is a an enclosed vegetable growing area, situated at the lower end of the garden.
SITUATION
The historic village of Loders is set within beautiful countryside in West Dorset, just over two miles from Bridport and 13 miles from Dorchester. Surrounded by protected landscapes and close to the renowned Jurassic Coast, the village enjoys a peaceful setting with a primary school, church, pub, and village hall.
Bridport and Dorchester offer a wide range of shopping, dining, leisure, and educational facilities, while Dorchester provides mainline rail services to London Waterloo. The nearby coastal villages of West Bay and Burton Bradstock offer excellent beaches and access to the South West Coast Path. Bridport is particularly renowned for its vibrant arts scene, local food culture, and strong community atmosphere.
PROPERTY TENURE
Freehold
INFORMATION
Heating Type: Oil Fired
Construction Type: Conventional construction with a tiled roof.
Broadband: Superfast Available (Ofcom Data)
Mobile phone coverage: Network coverage good outdoor and variable in-home on major networks, please refer to Ofcom website.
Flood risk: Very low based on date from gov.uk website
Parking: Driveway parking.
SERVICES
Mains electricity, mains water & drainage.
Council Tax Band: D (Dorset Council)
EPC: TBC
VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment only with Vicary & Co













