Dorchester, DT1

THE QUARTERMASTER STORES - A UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT OF MEWS STYLE HOUSES RESPECTING THE TRADITION OF THE BUILDING'S ORIGINAL DESIGN - ONLY 1 REMAINING UNIT IN THE CURRENT PHASE.
THE PROPERTIES
These charming properties have been decorated in heritage colours to compliment the history of the building. They enjoy an abundance of character and period features, including high ceilings and opulent staircases. The fully fitted kitchens include a range of wall and base units with Quartz worktops and integrated appliances. The ground floors further benefit from cloakrooms. Externally the rear courtyard gardens provide a private outside space and have been designed for ease of maintenance. The front of the Mewses are tastefully planted and have a patio area enclosed by a brick wall and railings. The properties further benefit from allocated parking to the front. Viewings come highly recommended to appreciate the location and character of this exclusive development.
THE DEVELOPMENT
A unique development of just 4 homes set in the Dorset County Town of Dorchester. The Quartermaster Stores comprises a 3 bedroom and 3, 2 bedroom superior houses. The properties have been sympathetically designed respecting the tradition of the Keep and its setting whilst recognising the demand for modern finishes and features. These properties are truly architectural gems.
LOCATION
Dorchester Town, Brewery Square and Poundbury boasts a wide and varied array of shops and eateries. There are many amenities and attractions in the local area including Maiden Castle, Cerne Abbas, the Tolpuddle Martyes Museum and Abbotsbury Swannery. The world renowned Jurassic Coast is only 9 miles away and closer to home there are numerous local walks taking in some of the local history with the Roman House and Borough Gardens close by.
THE HISTORY
The Keep was originally the gatehouse for the Depot Barracks of the Dorsetshire Regiment as well as the County Armoury. It was completed in 1879, in time for the amalgamation of 39th and 54th Regiments of Foot, who become the 1st and 2nd Battalions of The Dorsetshire Regiment in 1881. The Depot Barracks were the administrative centre for the Dorsetshire Regiment and its centre for recruitment and training. The Depot carried out this function between 1879 and 1958 with only one break. This was during World War Two when the barracks was used by the 701st Ordnance Light Maintenance Company and the 1st Quartermaster Company of the American Armed Forces. Today the Keep Military Museum is a striking landmark in the heart of Dorchester. Completed in 1879, it was designed to resemble a Norman Castle, and is built of Portland stone which gives it a white appearance.

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Important Notice: The artist?s impression, floor plans, configurations and layouts are included for guidance only. The Developer and Agent therefore gives notice to prospective purchasers that none of the material issued or visual depictions of any kind made on behalf of the Developer and Agent can be relied upon as accurately describing any particular or proposed dwelling or development. All such matters must be treated as intended only as a single illustration and guidance. They are subject to change from time to time without notice and their accuracy is not guaranteed, nor do they constitute part of a contract or a warranty. The fixtures, fittings, services and appliances have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. All measurements are approximate. Prospective purchasers are requested to check before entering into negotiations as to whether the specification has changed.
EPC Rating: C