House For Sale £375,000
Our team at GTH are delighted to bring you this spacious, well-proportioned and beautifully presented 3 bedroom-detached house with off-road parking, south-facing garden, open-plan living, shepherds hut and situated on the fringes of the medieval town of Ilminster.
A substantial and beautifully appointed three bedroom semi-detached house close to excellent communication links with off-road parking and south-facing gardens. In brief the property comprises an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, conservatory/garden room, utility and shower room with WC to the ground floor, two bedrooms and a family bathroom to the first floor and a further bedroom to the second floor. 81 Station Road comes to the market for the first time in 25 years, testament to what a wonderful family home it has been. The current owners have taken great pride and care in maintaining it to the highest standards, something that is evident throughout. The sitting room with its bay window, allows plenty of light whilst the Minster Stone fireplace with wood-burner is an attractive and practical feature. A lovely space to unwind all year round. The heart of the home is the expansive kitchen/dining room which las laid host to many parties and family gatherings – for those who like to entertain, there are few better spaces in which to do so. The addition of the conservatory at the rear, perfectly unites outside with in and is a great extra reception room whilst the utility and shower room provide the more functional elements to the property. The three bedrooms are spread out over the first and second floor and are all considered to be comfortable doubles. They are serviced by the family bathroom which also has plumbing for a separate shower depending on one’s needs. This magnificent home is well-proportioned, stylish and will be the perfect residence for families, couples and those simply wanting to base themselves close to superb amenities and road links.
Ilminster is a Medieval market town, the centre of which is dominated by the ancient Minster. The town developed further during the Georgian period with many of the properties being constructed in the local mellow Hamstone. The surrounding land is lightly wooded and is designated a Special Landscape area. Ilminster offers a full range of shopping and other amenities, together with schooling and churches of various denominations. Ilminster has convenient road access to both the M5, junction 25 lies 11 miles to the north-west and to the A303, now dual carriageway most of the way to the M3. There are mainline railway stations at Crewkerne 7 miles (London Waterloo) and the county town of Taunton 13 miles (London Paddington). Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within easy travelling distance. The World Heritage designated coastline lies 18 miles to the South.
The property has the distinct advantage of its own driveway and off-road parking which can be found to the front. Access to the back can be found to the right-hand side of the property with access from the house direct from the conservatory/garden room. The south-facing rear garden will undoubtedly appeal to those who enjoy sitting out in the warmer weather and it patio and faux grass mean maintenance is kept to a minimum. For those with children and/or pets it’s a safe and enclosed space whilst those who enjoy alfresco dining will pay attention to the fabulous, brick-built BBQ. There is also a shepherds hut, which although needs finishing touches, would make for a great study, hobby room or snug.
A substantial and beautifully appointed three bedroom semi-detached house close to excellent communication links with off-road parking and south-facing gardens. In brief the property comprises an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, conservatory/garden room, utility and shower room with WC to the ground floor, two bedrooms and a family bathroom to the first floor and a further bedroom to the second floor. 81 Station Road comes to the market for the first time in 25 years, testament to what a wonderful family home it has been. The current owners have taken great pride and care in maintaining it to the highest standards, something that is evident throughout. The sitting room with its bay window, allows plenty of light whilst the Minster Stone fireplace with wood-burner is an attractive and practical feature. A lovely space to unwind all year round. The heart of the home is the expansive kitchen/dining room which las laid host to many parties and family gatherings – for those who like to entertain, there are few better spaces in which to do so. The addition of the conservatory at the rear, perfectly unites outside with in and is a great extra reception room whilst the utility and shower room provide the more functional elements to the property. The three bedrooms are spread out over the first and second floor and are all considered to be comfortable doubles. They are serviced by the family bathroom which also has plumbing for a separate shower depending on one’s needs. This magnificent home is well-proportioned, stylish and will be the perfect residence for families, couples and those simply wanting to base themselves close to superb amenities and road links.
Ilminster is a Medieval market town, the centre of which is dominated by the ancient Minster. The town developed further during the Georgian period with many of the properties being constructed in the local mellow Hamstone. The surrounding land is lightly wooded and is designated a Special Landscape area. Ilminster offers a full range of shopping and other amenities, together with schooling and churches of various denominations. Ilminster has convenient road access to both the M5, junction 25 lies 11 miles to the north-west and to the A303, now dual carriageway most of the way to the M3. There are mainline railway stations at Crewkerne 7 miles (London Waterloo) and the county town of Taunton 13 miles (London Paddington). Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within easy travelling distance. The World Heritage designated coastline lies 18 miles to the South.
The property has the distinct advantage of its own driveway and off-road parking which can be found to the front. Access to the back can be found to the right-hand side of the property with access from the house direct from the conservatory/garden room. The south-facing rear garden will undoubtedly appeal to those who enjoy sitting out in the warmer weather and it patio and faux grass mean maintenance is kept to a minimum. For those with children and/or pets it’s a safe and enclosed space whilst those who enjoy alfresco dining will pay attention to the fabulous, brick-built BBQ. There is also a shepherds hut, which although needs finishing touches, would make for a great study, hobby room or snug.
