House For Sale £950,000
A deceptively spacious four bedroom detached family home, situated on the fringes of this popular Somerset Hamlet on a no through road. The property is impeccably presented, whilst providing further potential to grow the living accommodation.
The internal accommodation has been sympathetically renovated and restored by the current owners over recent years, to present the beautiful family home we find today. Set out over three floors the proportions afforded are deceptively spacious and provide a 'turn key' ready family home in an incredibly desirable position.
On the ground floor the accommodation comprises entrance porch, with cloakroom and utility room abutting. From the entrance porch, you will walk into the open plan kitchen/living/dining space, which oozes country and rustic charm whilst benefiting from dual aspects over the unspoilt surrounding countryside. At one end is a cosy seating area, focused around a wood burner (multifuel) with oak lintel, whilst at the other end is a bespoke, wood kitchen well stocked with wall, drawer and base units. Space is available for freestanding appliances and full sized 'Rangemaster' range (available by separate negotiation). From the kitchen, the original entrance hall leads from the front door and provides access to the remaining principle rooms. The lounge is a wonderfully light and bright room, afforded a breath taking triple aspect. Adding to the bundles of rustic charm already afforded, the lounge enjoys a feature inglenook fireplace finished in exposed stone with wood burner (multifuel) inset and bread oven recess. Completing the ground floor, is a snug/dining room with exposed wooden flooring and brick fireplace.
On the first floor are four incredibly well sized bedrooms all enjoying and encompassing the far reaching and surrounding countryside views. Bedroom one in particular benefits from views of Cheddar Gorge and Mendip Hills beyond. It also has the added benefiting of a contemporary end-suite, complete with corner shower, WC and pedestal sink. The remaining three bedrooms are serviced by a modern family bathroom which has been fitted with a claw foot bath, separate shower, WC and pedestal sink. Complimentary tiling has been applied throughout.
The second floor hides the untapped potential that this home still affords any prospective purchaser. Stairs lead from the first floor into two expansive 'attic rooms' that subject to gaining any necessary consents could create some exceptional further accommodation. Similarly to the remainder of the property each room could provide exceptionally stunning views.
Services: Mains electric, LPG for hob, Oil fired central heating, mains water, private drainage, multifuel stoves.
Outgoings: Sedgemoor District Council Band 'E'
The property is situated in the Village of Upper Weare within a brisk walk of the well regarded Primary School and the historic Church. The popular coastal town of Burnham on Sea is approximately 8 miles distant with its supermarkets, bustling town centre High Street of shops, restaurants etc, seafront with Esplanade and coastal walks. The popular villages of Axbridge and Cheddar are also within easy reach of the property as well as the highly regarded Wedmore with its wealth of village shops, restaurants etc and Golf Club.
Access to Junction 22 (M5) is approximately 7 miles distant giving excellent commuting links to Bristol, Taunton etc. There is a mainline railway station in nearby Highbridge and Bristol Airport is approximately 13 miles distant.
The property sits centrally within two acres of sloping land, separated with formal gardens, orchard and pond nestled on the Northern boundary. On the southern boundary a tarmac driveway winds from Brinscombe Lane up to the property, providing a significant amount of off road parking. Parallel to the driveway a further entrance provides access up to stabling and outbuildings. Further outbuildings are present at the top of the land, perfect for storage or livestock/smallholdings.
Both internally and externally the space provided at this property is exceptional, coupled with the idyllic location, it is sure to be a popular home.
The internal accommodation has been sympathetically renovated and restored by the current owners over recent years, to present the beautiful family home we find today. Set out over three floors the proportions afforded are deceptively spacious and provide a 'turn key' ready family home in an incredibly desirable position.
On the ground floor the accommodation comprises entrance porch, with cloakroom and utility room abutting. From the entrance porch, you will walk into the open plan kitchen/living/dining space, which oozes country and rustic charm whilst benefiting from dual aspects over the unspoilt surrounding countryside. At one end is a cosy seating area, focused around a wood burner (multifuel) with oak lintel, whilst at the other end is a bespoke, wood kitchen well stocked with wall, drawer and base units. Space is available for freestanding appliances and full sized 'Rangemaster' range (available by separate negotiation). From the kitchen, the original entrance hall leads from the front door and provides access to the remaining principle rooms. The lounge is a wonderfully light and bright room, afforded a breath taking triple aspect. Adding to the bundles of rustic charm already afforded, the lounge enjoys a feature inglenook fireplace finished in exposed stone with wood burner (multifuel) inset and bread oven recess. Completing the ground floor, is a snug/dining room with exposed wooden flooring and brick fireplace.
On the first floor are four incredibly well sized bedrooms all enjoying and encompassing the far reaching and surrounding countryside views. Bedroom one in particular benefits from views of Cheddar Gorge and Mendip Hills beyond. It also has the added benefiting of a contemporary end-suite, complete with corner shower, WC and pedestal sink. The remaining three bedrooms are serviced by a modern family bathroom which has been fitted with a claw foot bath, separate shower, WC and pedestal sink. Complimentary tiling has been applied throughout.
The second floor hides the untapped potential that this home still affords any prospective purchaser. Stairs lead from the first floor into two expansive 'attic rooms' that subject to gaining any necessary consents could create some exceptional further accommodation. Similarly to the remainder of the property each room could provide exceptionally stunning views.
Services: Mains electric, LPG for hob, Oil fired central heating, mains water, private drainage, multifuel stoves.
Outgoings: Sedgemoor District Council Band 'E'
The property is situated in the Village of Upper Weare within a brisk walk of the well regarded Primary School and the historic Church. The popular coastal town of Burnham on Sea is approximately 8 miles distant with its supermarkets, bustling town centre High Street of shops, restaurants etc, seafront with Esplanade and coastal walks. The popular villages of Axbridge and Cheddar are also within easy reach of the property as well as the highly regarded Wedmore with its wealth of village shops, restaurants etc and Golf Club.
Access to Junction 22 (M5) is approximately 7 miles distant giving excellent commuting links to Bristol, Taunton etc. There is a mainline railway station in nearby Highbridge and Bristol Airport is approximately 13 miles distant.
The property sits centrally within two acres of sloping land, separated with formal gardens, orchard and pond nestled on the Northern boundary. On the southern boundary a tarmac driveway winds from Brinscombe Lane up to the property, providing a significant amount of off road parking. Parallel to the driveway a further entrance provides access up to stabling and outbuildings. Further outbuildings are present at the top of the land, perfect for storage or livestock/smallholdings.
Both internally and externally the space provided at this property is exceptional, coupled with the idyllic location, it is sure to be a popular home.
