House For Sale £409,950
An excellent opportunity to acquire this 1960s detached house, located in a popular village and offering a comfortable living environment with a large garden providing scope to extend (subject to planning permission and necessary consents). Making it perfect for families or active retired buyers alike. Conveniently situated for the M5, making it ideal for commuters. The area is also great for walking, with plenty of scenic routes to explore.
Accommodation
This well-maintained property offers buyers the perfect opportunity to put their own mark on a property. A storm porch shelters the main entrance door where you will be greeted in the hall, here stairs ascend to the first floor and doors open to a kitchen and living room, which boasts a warm and inviting atmosphere, having a multi-fuel stove. An opening brings you into the study and dining room, with plenty of space for a dining table and chairs and sliding doors opening onto the patio providing a lovely outlook over the garden and extension to the entertaining space. The kitchen is functional, having underfloor heating and fitted base, wall and drawer units, worktop space, sink unit and space for freestanding appliances including cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine and slimline dishwasher.
The first floor comprises three bedrooms, two well-proportioned double bedrooms with built in cupboard with hanging rail. The bathroom is fully tiled and comprises a bath and shower over, wash basin and WC.
Outside
The property is set well back from the road and sits in an excellent size plot. There is ample parking for families and those with a motor home and a garage/workshop, fitted with a roller door, power and light. The gardens are a real delight, well established over the years and generously stocked with shrubs and flowering plants. The front garden is lawned with low box hedge retained borders, it can be fully enclosed and has paths and gated access either side of the house bringing you into the large rear garden. Boasting an excellent degree of privacy, it is perfect for families and those with green fingers. Whilst much of the garden enjoys a sunny aspect there are also shaded areas to sit and relax in. Comprising a large patio great for al fresco dining, an expanse of lawn, deep borders, mature Weeping Willow and Silver Birch, wildflower meadow patch, shed, green house and last but by no means least a wonderful vegetable plot with plenty of raised beds and gravel paths around them.
Location
Ideally situated within walking distance of the village playing field and play park, Village Hall and Red Tile pub on the road leading to the neighbouring village of Chilton Polden. Cossington is one of a group of favoured villages set in the Polden Hills which in turn are surrounded by the equally picturesque Somerset levels and their many nature reserves. The M5 junction 23 is four miles, the busy town of Street famous as the home of Millfield School is 9 miles, Bridgwater is 6 miles. The County Town of Taunton 15 miles and The City of Exeter 50 miles.
Directions
Upon entering the village from the A39 you will arrive at a sharp right bend. At this point keep left, onto Manor Road, following the signposts for Woolavington and passing the church, take the third left onto Brent Road where you will find the property on the right hand side.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
Accommodation
This well-maintained property offers buyers the perfect opportunity to put their own mark on a property. A storm porch shelters the main entrance door where you will be greeted in the hall, here stairs ascend to the first floor and doors open to a kitchen and living room, which boasts a warm and inviting atmosphere, having a multi-fuel stove. An opening brings you into the study and dining room, with plenty of space for a dining table and chairs and sliding doors opening onto the patio providing a lovely outlook over the garden and extension to the entertaining space. The kitchen is functional, having underfloor heating and fitted base, wall and drawer units, worktop space, sink unit and space for freestanding appliances including cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine and slimline dishwasher.
The first floor comprises three bedrooms, two well-proportioned double bedrooms with built in cupboard with hanging rail. The bathroom is fully tiled and comprises a bath and shower over, wash basin and WC.
Outside
The property is set well back from the road and sits in an excellent size plot. There is ample parking for families and those with a motor home and a garage/workshop, fitted with a roller door, power and light. The gardens are a real delight, well established over the years and generously stocked with shrubs and flowering plants. The front garden is lawned with low box hedge retained borders, it can be fully enclosed and has paths and gated access either side of the house bringing you into the large rear garden. Boasting an excellent degree of privacy, it is perfect for families and those with green fingers. Whilst much of the garden enjoys a sunny aspect there are also shaded areas to sit and relax in. Comprising a large patio great for al fresco dining, an expanse of lawn, deep borders, mature Weeping Willow and Silver Birch, wildflower meadow patch, shed, green house and last but by no means least a wonderful vegetable plot with plenty of raised beds and gravel paths around them.
Location
Ideally situated within walking distance of the village playing field and play park, Village Hall and Red Tile pub on the road leading to the neighbouring village of Chilton Polden. Cossington is one of a group of favoured villages set in the Polden Hills which in turn are surrounded by the equally picturesque Somerset levels and their many nature reserves. The M5 junction 23 is four miles, the busy town of Street famous as the home of Millfield School is 9 miles, Bridgwater is 6 miles. The County Town of Taunton 15 miles and The City of Exeter 50 miles.
Directions
Upon entering the village from the A39 you will arrive at a sharp right bend. At this point keep left, onto Manor Road, following the signposts for Woolavington and passing the church, take the third left onto Brent Road where you will find the property on the right hand side.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
