House For Sale £450,000
An extended, detached bungalow set at the end of a cul de sac with views to the Mendips. Considerably improved and updated with a new kitchen, shower room and central heating boiler since 2016. Offering a particularly light and airy L-shaped reception room and a beautifully landscaped garden. No onward chain.
Accommodation
An open porch leads into the hall with a cupboard containing a gas fired combination boiler supplying central heating and hot water and access to the roof space. A door to the left leads into a wonderful L-shaped reception room that has been extended to provide a lovely light and airy room with a triple aspect and including patio doors to the rear garden. There is a feature electric fire at one end of the room whilst the other end of the room is a lovely dining area with far reaching views across the rear garden to the Mendips beyond.
A door from the living room leads into the kitchen with an external door to a rear porch (leading to the rear garden) and a further door back to the hall. The kitchen has been re-fitted since 2016 with a range of wall and base units with quartz work surfaces over incorporating a one and a half bowl sink unit, electric "Neff" oven and hob (with a recirculating hood above) and an integrated dishwasher. There is space for a fridge freezer and a pull-out larder to maximise storage.
Off the hall there are three bedrooms and a former bathroom that has been re-fitted as a shower room.
Outside
A tarmac driveway leads to a single garage with power, light and remote control door. The front garden has been attractively landscaped and there is the opportunity to create further parking or perhaps hardstanding for a caravan or motorhome. The gardens to the rear are triangular and extend to a maximum depth of 58' (17.7m) with a maximum width of 79' (24m). Designed for year around colour and interest there are well stocked flower beds and a number of trees with two areas of patio and a terrace to the immediate rear of the property. Outside water tap and lighting. Aluminium framed greenhouse.
Location
Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a vibrant high street with a variety of independent shops and restaurants as well as a twice weekly market and a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose. Amenities include a leisure centre, independent cinema and a theatre. Bristol and Bath lie c.22 miles to the north and north-east respectively with mainline train stations to London at Castle Cary (c.11 miles) as well as Bristol and Bath. Bristol International Airport is c.15 miles to the north-west. Of particular note is the variety of well-regarded schools in both the state and private sectors in Wells and the surrounding area.
Directions
From Wells city centre follow signs for Cheddar A371 onto the Portway. Take the second turning on the right into Charter Way and then the first left into Wood Close. Follow the road to the end where the property can be found in the right hand corner.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
Accommodation
An open porch leads into the hall with a cupboard containing a gas fired combination boiler supplying central heating and hot water and access to the roof space. A door to the left leads into a wonderful L-shaped reception room that has been extended to provide a lovely light and airy room with a triple aspect and including patio doors to the rear garden. There is a feature electric fire at one end of the room whilst the other end of the room is a lovely dining area with far reaching views across the rear garden to the Mendips beyond.
A door from the living room leads into the kitchen with an external door to a rear porch (leading to the rear garden) and a further door back to the hall. The kitchen has been re-fitted since 2016 with a range of wall and base units with quartz work surfaces over incorporating a one and a half bowl sink unit, electric "Neff" oven and hob (with a recirculating hood above) and an integrated dishwasher. There is space for a fridge freezer and a pull-out larder to maximise storage.
Off the hall there are three bedrooms and a former bathroom that has been re-fitted as a shower room.
Outside
A tarmac driveway leads to a single garage with power, light and remote control door. The front garden has been attractively landscaped and there is the opportunity to create further parking or perhaps hardstanding for a caravan or motorhome. The gardens to the rear are triangular and extend to a maximum depth of 58' (17.7m) with a maximum width of 79' (24m). Designed for year around colour and interest there are well stocked flower beds and a number of trees with two areas of patio and a terrace to the immediate rear of the property. Outside water tap and lighting. Aluminium framed greenhouse.
Location
Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a vibrant high street with a variety of independent shops and restaurants as well as a twice weekly market and a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose. Amenities include a leisure centre, independent cinema and a theatre. Bristol and Bath lie c.22 miles to the north and north-east respectively with mainline train stations to London at Castle Cary (c.11 miles) as well as Bristol and Bath. Bristol International Airport is c.15 miles to the north-west. Of particular note is the variety of well-regarded schools in both the state and private sectors in Wells and the surrounding area.
Directions
From Wells city centre follow signs for Cheddar A371 onto the Portway. Take the second turning on the right into Charter Way and then the first left into Wood Close. Follow the road to the end where the property can be found in the right hand corner.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
