House For Sale £850,000
An historic, Grade II listed, period home located close to the centre of the sought after town of Somerton. Offering generous, walled rear garden, off-road parking, garaging and generous, flexible accommodation, with annexe potential, in need of renovation. No onward chain.
Located close to the historic centre of Somerton, Brockle House is a generous Grade II listed, substantial home, offering flexible accommodation and an abundance of period features throughout. Set in a generous town centre plot, the property offers ample garden space, and off-road parking for several vehicles as well as a triple garage.
The property is accessed via a wooden door to the front, leading to a wide hallway, running through the centre of the house, with a door to the rear leading to the garden.
To the left of the entrance hall is the family sitting room, laid to carpet with sash window to the front with window seat and stone fire place with wood burning stove inset.
Opposite the sitting room is a study, laid to carpet with sash window with seat to the front, fireplace and alcove fitted storage.
Beyond the study is a utility room, housing the gas fired boiler and fitted with low level WC.
Behind the sitting room is the dining room, laid to carpet with window to the side, large fitted cupboard and a further fireplace. A door to the rear of the dining room leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with a range of wall and base units along with some appliances.
A glazed door to the rear of the kitchen leads out to the garden.
Completing the ground floor is the family room, offering annexe potential with an attractive inglenook fireplace, windows to the side and stairs to the rear leading to a large bedroom above.
Stairs from the entrance hall lead to the first floor landing. A step up to the right leads into the master bedroom, with sash window, feature fireplace and alcove fitted storage.
Bedrooms three, four and five to the front of the house are all double rooms, with the benefit of sash windows to the front.
Beyond the bedrooms are two bath/shower rooms. The shower room has recently suffered some leak damage from a loose tile, the cause of which has been repaired, but is fitted with a shower, low level WC and pedestal basin. The bathroom beyond is a large room, offering the potential to be split in order to create an ensuite to bedroom two, and is fitted with bath, low level WC and pedestal basin.
Bedroom two to the rear of the property, currently configured as an office, is a large room, measuring 27ft, offering clear potential for this portion of the property to be syphoned off to create an internal annexe, with the benefit of stairs leading down to the family room below.
New Street is located close to the very heart of Somerton. This historic town offers a number of fine amenities with numerous independent retailers and a selection of cafes, coffee shops and public houses and restaurants. The town also offers a supermarket, bank, library, doctor and dentist surgeries, primary and middle schools along with other artisanal shops. Secondary schooling is offered at nearby Huish Episcopi whilst there are sixth form colleges in both Yeovil and Street - also the home of Millfield School and Clarks Village. Mainline train stations are offered in nearby Castle Cary (Paddington line) and Yeovil (Waterloo line) whilst road communications are well catered for via the A303.
Outside
To the side of the house is a long driveway, leading to a large parking area with a block of three single garages beyond, each with up and over doors and power.
The rear garden has unfortunately grown over, but offers a superb walled space, with patio and greenhouse to the immediate rear of the house, offering significant potential to create a fantastic garden space.
Located close to the historic centre of Somerton, Brockle House is a generous Grade II listed, substantial home, offering flexible accommodation and an abundance of period features throughout. Set in a generous town centre plot, the property offers ample garden space, and off-road parking for several vehicles as well as a triple garage.
The property is accessed via a wooden door to the front, leading to a wide hallway, running through the centre of the house, with a door to the rear leading to the garden.
To the left of the entrance hall is the family sitting room, laid to carpet with sash window to the front with window seat and stone fire place with wood burning stove inset.
Opposite the sitting room is a study, laid to carpet with sash window with seat to the front, fireplace and alcove fitted storage.
Beyond the study is a utility room, housing the gas fired boiler and fitted with low level WC.
Behind the sitting room is the dining room, laid to carpet with window to the side, large fitted cupboard and a further fireplace. A door to the rear of the dining room leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with a range of wall and base units along with some appliances.
A glazed door to the rear of the kitchen leads out to the garden.
Completing the ground floor is the family room, offering annexe potential with an attractive inglenook fireplace, windows to the side and stairs to the rear leading to a large bedroom above.
Stairs from the entrance hall lead to the first floor landing. A step up to the right leads into the master bedroom, with sash window, feature fireplace and alcove fitted storage.
Bedrooms three, four and five to the front of the house are all double rooms, with the benefit of sash windows to the front.
Beyond the bedrooms are two bath/shower rooms. The shower room has recently suffered some leak damage from a loose tile, the cause of which has been repaired, but is fitted with a shower, low level WC and pedestal basin. The bathroom beyond is a large room, offering the potential to be split in order to create an ensuite to bedroom two, and is fitted with bath, low level WC and pedestal basin.
Bedroom two to the rear of the property, currently configured as an office, is a large room, measuring 27ft, offering clear potential for this portion of the property to be syphoned off to create an internal annexe, with the benefit of stairs leading down to the family room below.
New Street is located close to the very heart of Somerton. This historic town offers a number of fine amenities with numerous independent retailers and a selection of cafes, coffee shops and public houses and restaurants. The town also offers a supermarket, bank, library, doctor and dentist surgeries, primary and middle schools along with other artisanal shops. Secondary schooling is offered at nearby Huish Episcopi whilst there are sixth form colleges in both Yeovil and Street - also the home of Millfield School and Clarks Village. Mainline train stations are offered in nearby Castle Cary (Paddington line) and Yeovil (Waterloo line) whilst road communications are well catered for via the A303.
Outside
To the side of the house is a long driveway, leading to a large parking area with a block of three single garages beyond, each with up and over doors and power.
The rear garden has unfortunately grown over, but offers a superb walled space, with patio and greenhouse to the immediate rear of the house, offering significant potential to create a fantastic garden space.
