Property Description
Cannon Hill Gardens sits adjacent to The Cannon Hill Plantation with its wealth of forest walks and outdoor recreational spaces, with this particular property sitting on the easterly edge of this quiet, residential cul de sac. The home is well proportioned throughout with accommodation which would suit a wide variety of families, and comprises a double aspect living room with French doors to the rear garden, formal dining room, kitchen with stable door providing access to the rear garden, and cloakroom on the ground floor and there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom, as well as an en-suite bathroom to the first floor, both with power showers. Furthermore, the home benefits from gas fired heating and has been entirely double glazed throughout.

Gardens and Grounds
The front garden is laid to a kept lawn which extends to the right hand side of the property where there is a garden gate denoting access to the rear garden, along with a brick-built privacy wall which connects to the detached double garage. There is generous forecourt parking, suited to several vehicles, in front of the double garage and the garage benefits from an electric up-and-over style door. Furthermore, there is a pedestrian access door to the garage from the rear garden and it benefits from power and light. The rear garden has an easterly orientation and is primarily laid to a kept lawn with well stocked borders, and there is an access gate in the rear boundary which provides direct access to the Cannon Hill Plantation.

Location
Colehill is a popular and well-established residential area adjoining the historic market town of Wimborne Minster, offering an appealing combination of village atmosphere, access to countryside and convenient everyday amenities. Set on higher ground overlooking the Stour Valley, the area is characterised by leafy roads, established residential neighbourhoods and easy access to woodland and heathland, including nearby Cannon Hill Plantation. Colehill is particularly attractive to families, with a choice of local schools including Colehill and Hayeswood First Schools and St Michael’s Middle School, while the shops, cafés, restaurants and services of Wimborne town centre are only a short distance away. The village also benefits from an active community, with its own village hall, sports and social club, community facilities and numerous clubs and societies. Although Colehill has ancient origins, for centuries it remained a small rural hamlet surrounded by heath and farmland. Its development accelerated during the Victorian period, when the arrival of the railway helped neighbouring Wimborne prosper and encouraged wealthy families to establish substantial homes and estates on Colehill’s attractive slopes. Today, Colehill retains a pleasant semi-rural character while benefiting from its close relationship with Wimborne and good access towards Poole, Bournemouth and the wider Dorset countryside, making it an attractive choice for families, professionals and those seeking a quieter setting without feeling isolated.