Property description
This is a lovely one bedroom semi-detached house located on a popular quiet cul-de-sac offering a good degree of privacy with distant views of the hills and woods to one side. The property benefits from double glazing throughout, a private drive with off road parking, a conservatory and enclosed rear garden with enough space to extend subject to the necessary consents if desired. The accommodation comprises storm porch with light, entrance hall with pretty stained glass inserts to front door, window to the side providing additional light and wall mounted gas heater. The living/dining room is a good size and forms the heart of the home with a window to the side and sliding doors to the conservatory. There is a cupboard under the stairs which houses the gas fired 'Thames Main' hot water boiler. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of wall units and solid block wood worktops with inset 'Belfast style' sink with chrome mixer tap, granite tiled floor, part tiled walls with space for a fridge and space and plumbing for a washing machine. The conservatory also has PVCu windows and French doors leading onto the rear garden. Stairs from the hall lead up to the first floor landing with a window affording natural light. The bedroom is to the rear with views over the countryside. The bathroom is nicely appointed with a white suite comprising panel jacuzzi bath with central chrome mixer tap and Mira electric shower over. The hand wash basin is inset into a vanity unit with heated vanity mirror over. Low level WC and chrome heated towel rail. The bathroom has lots of natural light from a skylight and has tiled walls and floor. Externally there is a tarmac drive providing off road parking for one vehicle in front of the property. The rear garden is south facing, fully enclosed with a flagstone patio, a lovely well stocked flower bed and space for a garden shed. This attractive property and will suit first time buyers and investors alike as well as those looking to downsize with a potential to extend later of required..
Area
Glastonbury is a market town steeped in history and folklore and is linked with its dominant landmark, the Tor. Its been a religious centre throughout history and back into the times of legends. The Celtic monastery, built around 500 AD, evolved over the next thousand years into one of England's wealthiest and most influential abbeys. The town grew up alongside the Abbey and today it is a small but thriving town and a major tourist venue, welcoming thousands of visitors each year. Medieval Glastonbury - a designated conservation area - clusters around the evocative ruins of the Abbey. The town offers a wide variety of amenities to cater for shopping in the High Street and a local supermarket. There is schooling to cater for infants through to secondary education with higher education available at the nearby Strode College. The nearby town of Street caters for a wider variety of shopping needs from its out of town shopping centre, 'Clarks Village'. Just 5 miles from Glastonbury is Wells which is the smallest city in England (population 10,000). Its centre is the market place (local markets twice a week) surrounded by many medieval buildings including the Cathedral and moated Bishops Palace. The surrounding countryside offers a wealth or recreational and sporting pursuits including golf, horse riding and countryside walks. . Communication links are excellent with access to the M5 some 15 miles distant and at Castle Cary mainline trains run to London Paddington. Bristol international airport is just 25 miles away.
Entrance Hall
Living/Dining Room - 15' 3'' x 14' 1'' (4.64m x 4.29m) max
Conservatory - 11' 10'' x 8' 0'' (3.60m x 2.45m)
Kitchen - 7' 1'' x 5' 6'' (2.17m x 1.68m)
First Floor Landing
Bedroom - 11' 9'' x 8' 8'' (3.59m x 2.64m)
Bathroom - 8' 7'' x 4' 11'' (2.61m x 1.50m)
Property Features :
- One Bedroom Semi Detached House
- Living Room and Conservatory
- Fitted Kitchen
- Stylish Bathroom
- Lovely Enclosed South Facing Garden