Initial price	£835,000
24/05/25	£795,000
Price Change	-4.79%

Bartley House is a charming, three-story brick and rendered house built in 1880 as a coffee house and later converted for residential use in the 1950s. The property boasts expansive accommodation with high ceilings and nicely proportioned rooms, including a large kitchen/breakfast room that was previously a garage. While it requires some updating, Bartley House occupies a elevated site with lovely views over the village and is approached by a shared tarmac drive. The property is surrounded by mature gardens, including a stone terrace, well-stocked flower and shrub borders, and a lawn, all screened from the road by a combination of hedging and fencing. The house is freehold and offers full vacant possession on completion, with mains services including gas fired central heating and superfast broadband. The village of Child Okeford, where the property is located, offers a range of amenities, including a general store, post office, farm shop and cafe, and is close to the towns of Sturminster Newton, Blandford Forum, and Shaftesbury, which offer a wider range of facilities.