House For Sale £550,000
A fascinating Victorian villa offering eight bedrooms, numerous receptions and great flexibility for multi-generational living or business potential subject to obtaining planning permission.
Kenwyn House boasts a stunning double fronted façade and is steeped in history having once belonged to Chard hospital and up to the 1990’s was being run as a nursing home. The majority of the former resident's rooms have been upgraded with modern wet rooms by the current owners as well as a installing a mains fire alarm system and emergency lighting. In more recent times Kenwyn House had been divided into a main residential house with separate east & west wings/accommodation that could be utilised as potential letting units or accommodation for an extended family looking for multi-generational living (STPP). There is also lift access to both floors and a number of lockable internal and external stores. The current accommodation includes four reception rooms, eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms/en suite wet rooms, utility and office. The property is heated via a gas fired central heating systems and features double glazed windows. Overall Kenwyn House offers in excess of 4000 sq ft of accommodation.
The property is located approximately half a mile from the town centre and is ideally placed for access to the A30 and the nearby supermarkets. This area of South Somerset remains unspoilt and whilst it lies within easy reach of the lovely Jurassic coastline, with historic seaside towns such as Lyme Regis within 30 minutes’ drive, it also offers the best of both worlds with excellent road links such as the A30 and A358 (which in turn connects to the M5 and A303). A whole range of local market towns provide everything you need for day to day living. Whilst Chard has plenty to offer including high street banks, independent shops, three supermarkets and B&Q store, there are also the smaller market towns of Ilminster and Crewkerne within easy driving distance. The pretty market town of Ilminster has a lovely range of independent stores, butchers, delicatessen and hardware store mostly clustered around the historic Minster church. Crewkerne has a mainline station and Waitrose supermarket, whilst Axminster also has a railway station on the same mainline.<br/><br/>
Kenwyn House boasts a stunning double fronted façade and is steeped in history having once belonged to Chard hospital and up to the 1990’s was being run as a nursing home. The majority of the former resident's rooms have been upgraded with modern wet rooms by the current owners as well as a installing a mains fire alarm system and emergency lighting. In more recent times Kenwyn House had been divided into a main residential house with separate east & west wings/accommodation that could be utilised as potential letting units or accommodation for an extended family looking for multi-generational living (STPP). There is also lift access to both floors and a number of lockable internal and external stores. The current accommodation includes four reception rooms, eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms/en suite wet rooms, utility and office. The property is heated via a gas fired central heating systems and features double glazed windows. Overall Kenwyn House offers in excess of 4000 sq ft of accommodation.
The property is located approximately half a mile from the town centre and is ideally placed for access to the A30 and the nearby supermarkets. This area of South Somerset remains unspoilt and whilst it lies within easy reach of the lovely Jurassic coastline, with historic seaside towns such as Lyme Regis within 30 minutes’ drive, it also offers the best of both worlds with excellent road links such as the A30 and A358 (which in turn connects to the M5 and A303). A whole range of local market towns provide everything you need for day to day living. Whilst Chard has plenty to offer including high street banks, independent shops, three supermarkets and B&Q store, there are also the smaller market towns of Ilminster and Crewkerne within easy driving distance. The pretty market town of Ilminster has a lovely range of independent stores, butchers, delicatessen and hardware store mostly clustered around the historic Minster church. Crewkerne has a mainline station and Waitrose supermarket, whilst Axminster also has a railway station on the same mainline.<br/><br/>
