House For Sale £825,000
Situated in the peaceful hamlet of Stileway, benefitting from a secure access into the adjoining the nature reserve, The Wagon House combines period character, with light and spacious modern additions, standing in a plot measuring circa 0.40 acres, including a double garage and plenty of parking.
Accommodation
From the Oak entrance hall having a mosiac pattern tiled floor, doors open into the kitchen/family room, study/bedroom five and a galleried hall. Here there are floor to ceiling windows looking out over the terrace and garden. Doors from here feed off to the four bedrooms, family bathroom and the drawing/dining room. This room is formed from the original Wagon House, and displays exposed beams, patio doors and an imposing fireplace with inset wood burning stove. The dining area has a hardwood floor and overhead 'Velux' roof lights. The four bedrooms and are well proportioned, three of which have en-suite shower rooms. The master bedroom has a range of built in wardrobes, with the en-suite having a walk in shower. Bedrooms two and three have front facing windows and as mentioned, doors into en-suite shower rooms, with bed two featuring a recessed window seat. Bedroom four also has a front facing aspect and built in cupboard. The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a free standing bath, vanity unit with wash hand basin and an exposed stone wall. The bathroom is complimented by a separate WC.
Returning to the oak entrance hall, the study/bedroom five, houses the airing cupboard and has a 'Velux' roof light. The kitchen/family room, provides the main of the hub property, being superbly appointed with a comprehensive range of wall units with both wood and granite work surfaces over and also includes a central island. Integrated appliances include an electric oven and microwave, hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is also a twin oven oil fired AGA. Ample light is gained from the eight 'Velux' roof lights and windows looking out over the garden. The 'Travertine' tiles extend into the family, where bi-fold doors open to the patio/terrace. Finally, a door from the kitchen opens to a utility, with a range of base units, space for the washing machine/tumble drier and for a fridge/freezer. There is also a further door to the garden.
Outside
From the road, a gravel driveway leads through wrought iron gates, where the driveway extends up to the double garage. Here, there are double doors opening into the garage, having power/light supplied and eaves storage space. The property stands in gardens of approximately 0.40 acres, which includes an expanse of lawn, a patio/sun terrace, a stone workshop/outbuilding, greenhouse and covered area, ideal for hot tub or outdoor kitchen etc. Finally, the garden enjoys a variety of mature shrubs, plants and fruit trees, as well as a great degree of seclusion.
Location
Stileway is a peaceful rural hamlet away from main roads just a short distance from the village of Meare where there is a Parish Church and Primary School. The lane into Stileway is a 'No Through Road' which means that the hamlet benefits from the absence of through traffic. The historic town of Glastonbury and the thriving centre of Street are both within approximately three and five miles providing comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities.
Directions
On approaching Glastonbury from Street/Bridgwater at the main roundabout (B & Q on the left) take the second exit onto the by-pass. Continue straight ahead at the first roundabout and at the second roundabout turn left signposted to Meare. On approaching the village, turn left signposted to Stileway. Continue straight ahead and then follow the road through Stileway bearing left when the property can be seen on the right hand side.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
Accommodation
From the Oak entrance hall having a mosiac pattern tiled floor, doors open into the kitchen/family room, study/bedroom five and a galleried hall. Here there are floor to ceiling windows looking out over the terrace and garden. Doors from here feed off to the four bedrooms, family bathroom and the drawing/dining room. This room is formed from the original Wagon House, and displays exposed beams, patio doors and an imposing fireplace with inset wood burning stove. The dining area has a hardwood floor and overhead 'Velux' roof lights. The four bedrooms and are well proportioned, three of which have en-suite shower rooms. The master bedroom has a range of built in wardrobes, with the en-suite having a walk in shower. Bedrooms two and three have front facing windows and as mentioned, doors into en-suite shower rooms, with bed two featuring a recessed window seat. Bedroom four also has a front facing aspect and built in cupboard. The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a free standing bath, vanity unit with wash hand basin and an exposed stone wall. The bathroom is complimented by a separate WC.
Returning to the oak entrance hall, the study/bedroom five, houses the airing cupboard and has a 'Velux' roof light. The kitchen/family room, provides the main of the hub property, being superbly appointed with a comprehensive range of wall units with both wood and granite work surfaces over and also includes a central island. Integrated appliances include an electric oven and microwave, hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is also a twin oven oil fired AGA. Ample light is gained from the eight 'Velux' roof lights and windows looking out over the garden. The 'Travertine' tiles extend into the family, where bi-fold doors open to the patio/terrace. Finally, a door from the kitchen opens to a utility, with a range of base units, space for the washing machine/tumble drier and for a fridge/freezer. There is also a further door to the garden.
Outside
From the road, a gravel driveway leads through wrought iron gates, where the driveway extends up to the double garage. Here, there are double doors opening into the garage, having power/light supplied and eaves storage space. The property stands in gardens of approximately 0.40 acres, which includes an expanse of lawn, a patio/sun terrace, a stone workshop/outbuilding, greenhouse and covered area, ideal for hot tub or outdoor kitchen etc. Finally, the garden enjoys a variety of mature shrubs, plants and fruit trees, as well as a great degree of seclusion.
Location
Stileway is a peaceful rural hamlet away from main roads just a short distance from the village of Meare where there is a Parish Church and Primary School. The lane into Stileway is a 'No Through Road' which means that the hamlet benefits from the absence of through traffic. The historic town of Glastonbury and the thriving centre of Street are both within approximately three and five miles providing comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities.
Directions
On approaching Glastonbury from Street/Bridgwater at the main roundabout (B & Q on the left) take the second exit onto the by-pass. Continue straight ahead at the first roundabout and at the second roundabout turn left signposted to Meare. On approaching the village, turn left signposted to Stileway. Continue straight ahead and then follow the road through Stileway bearing left when the property can be seen on the right hand side.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
