House For Sale £395,000
Situated in the heart of Barton St. David, this detached three bedroom bungalow provides spacious accommodation throughout with the opportunity for someone to put their own stamp on it. Offering a detached garage, ample off-road parking and gardens to the front, side and rear.
Accommodation
Leading from the front elevation a gabled storm porch shelters the main entrance, where a traditional wooden and part glazed door opens into an 'L' shaped hall, doors lead off to all rooms including an airing cupboard housing a hot water immersion tank. A loft hatch with pull down ladder gives access to the roof space which is part boarded with a Velux rooflight and light. The living room is bright and spacious, enjoying a dual aspect overlooking the front and rear gardens, there is space for both lounge and dining furniture and an electric coal effect fire with stone surround and hearth. The kitchen has a pleasant outlook over the garden and is appointed with a range of base, wall and drawer units, worktop surfaces, sink unit, built-in oven and gas hob and space for a dishwasher. Continue into the utility, fitted with base and drawer units, worktop surfaces, space for appliances, wall mounted gas fired Baxi boiler and back door to rear garden. There are three double bedrooms, the principal bedroom provides built-in furniture and a large wardrobe. There is also an ensuite shower room with wall mounted heated towel rail, wash basin, WC and shower. The bathroom comprises a wall mounted heated towel rail, panel bath, wash basin and WC.
Outside
The front is retained by natural stone walling and a low fence, there is a pull-in and a five-bar gate opening onto the drive which provides ample parking and leads to the detached garage with up and over door, power, light and pedestrian door into garden. A path and gate to the side of the property gives access to the rear garden. The front garden provides curb appeal with well-established flower beds and a variety of mature shrubs, perennials and spring bulbs. The rear garden is a wonderful size, enjoys a sunny aspect and comprises; lawn and gravel areas, well stocked borders including a range of shrubs, trees, roses and spring bulbs, providing interest throughout the year. There is also a greenhouse, shed and useful lean-to between the garage and bungalow.
Location
The bungalow is situated in the popular mid-Somerset village of Barton St David which has local amenities including public house, church and playing field. The neighbouring villages of Butleigh and Keinton Mandeville are 1.75 miles and 1.25 miles respectively and both offer primary schooling and village stores. The ancient town of Somerton is 5 miles whilst the thriving centre of Street is 5.5 miles and offers a comprehensive range of facilities including both indoor and open air swimming pools, Strode Theatre and Strode College. The historic town of Glastonbury is 7.5 miles whilst Castle Cary main line station (London, Paddington) is 7.2 miles.
Directions
From Glastonbury/Street take the Butleigh Road towards Butleigh. On entering the village, cricket ground on the left, continue along Sub Road and take the fourth turning on the left into Barton Road (Rose and Portcullis Public House on the corner). Continue and on entering Barton St David negotiate the sharp right hand bend and continue, passing the Barton Inn on the right. At the crossroads turn left into Mill Road where The Sidings can be found on your right hand side after approximately 0.5 miles.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
Accommodation
Leading from the front elevation a gabled storm porch shelters the main entrance, where a traditional wooden and part glazed door opens into an 'L' shaped hall, doors lead off to all rooms including an airing cupboard housing a hot water immersion tank. A loft hatch with pull down ladder gives access to the roof space which is part boarded with a Velux rooflight and light. The living room is bright and spacious, enjoying a dual aspect overlooking the front and rear gardens, there is space for both lounge and dining furniture and an electric coal effect fire with stone surround and hearth. The kitchen has a pleasant outlook over the garden and is appointed with a range of base, wall and drawer units, worktop surfaces, sink unit, built-in oven and gas hob and space for a dishwasher. Continue into the utility, fitted with base and drawer units, worktop surfaces, space for appliances, wall mounted gas fired Baxi boiler and back door to rear garden. There are three double bedrooms, the principal bedroom provides built-in furniture and a large wardrobe. There is also an ensuite shower room with wall mounted heated towel rail, wash basin, WC and shower. The bathroom comprises a wall mounted heated towel rail, panel bath, wash basin and WC.
Outside
The front is retained by natural stone walling and a low fence, there is a pull-in and a five-bar gate opening onto the drive which provides ample parking and leads to the detached garage with up and over door, power, light and pedestrian door into garden. A path and gate to the side of the property gives access to the rear garden. The front garden provides curb appeal with well-established flower beds and a variety of mature shrubs, perennials and spring bulbs. The rear garden is a wonderful size, enjoys a sunny aspect and comprises; lawn and gravel areas, well stocked borders including a range of shrubs, trees, roses and spring bulbs, providing interest throughout the year. There is also a greenhouse, shed and useful lean-to between the garage and bungalow.
Location
The bungalow is situated in the popular mid-Somerset village of Barton St David which has local amenities including public house, church and playing field. The neighbouring villages of Butleigh and Keinton Mandeville are 1.75 miles and 1.25 miles respectively and both offer primary schooling and village stores. The ancient town of Somerton is 5 miles whilst the thriving centre of Street is 5.5 miles and offers a comprehensive range of facilities including both indoor and open air swimming pools, Strode Theatre and Strode College. The historic town of Glastonbury is 7.5 miles whilst Castle Cary main line station (London, Paddington) is 7.2 miles.
Directions
From Glastonbury/Street take the Butleigh Road towards Butleigh. On entering the village, cricket ground on the left, continue along Sub Road and take the fourth turning on the left into Barton Road (Rose and Portcullis Public House on the corner). Continue and on entering Barton St David negotiate the sharp right hand bend and continue, passing the Barton Inn on the right. At the crossroads turn left into Mill Road where The Sidings can be found on your right hand side after approximately 0.5 miles.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
