Pleck, Marnhull

Dating from the 17th century with a later extension from the 1990’s, Pleck End House is a pretty period family semi-detached house with generously proportioned accommodation, over three floors, constructed of local stone under a pitched pantile roof. The accommodation is sensibly configured and is light and bright. Other attributes worthy of mention include a delightful large mullion window and window seat in the sitting room, in addition to a large stone fireplace with wood burner. The second floor has been beautifully re-configured to create a stunning bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing room and the property has recently been re-decorated with new floor coverings throughout.

OUTSIDE
There are a range of useful outbuildings including a listed stone constructed garage and adjoining workshop and a further storage building (former piggery), which all present opportunities for development subject to the appropriate planning consent.

THE GARDENS
The gardens lie principally to the North, East and South of the house and are mainly to lawn, with flowers, shrubs, mature hedging and mixture of trees and a stunning view across open countryside to the west. There is extensive gravel parking for at least three cars, which leads to the kitchen door via a stone paved path.

EPD - D

Viewing
Strictly by appointment with the sole agents:
Jackson-Stops, Shaftesbury. Telephone: 01747 850858