House For Sale £360,000
A smart, four-year-old, well-proportioned three-bedroom home occupying a pleasant spot within Patch Meadows, enjoying generous accommodation, a large, well equipped garage, south-westerly position and the remainder of the 10-year NHBC warranty.
Situated on the edge of the attractive Patch Meadows in Somerton, built by reputable developers David Wilson in 2019, 31 Poppy Road is one of just three Hadley house types on the development – a generous three-bedroom family home presented to a high standard and enjoying a pleasant situation within the estate.
The home is accessed from the front through a composite door which leads into the entrance hall, laid with wood-effect vinyl flooring and hosting the downstairs cloakroom, which features a low-level WC and hand basin.
To the left of the hall is the kitchen/diner, with flooring continued from the hall and enjoying a smart range of wall and base units with wood effect worktops and upstands over, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher, induction hob with chimney-style hood and splashback over, with under-counter oven and stainless steel sink with drainer. There is ample room for a large dining table, and sofa as the current vendors have in situ in front of the PVC French doors that open up into the garden. Adjacent to the kitchen is a very handy utility room, with space and plumbing for washing machine/tumble dryer and enjoying some further storage space via and under stairs cupboard. The gas-fired boiler is located in the utility, which also enjoys a side door to the drive. To the right of the hallway is the carpeted double aspect living room, a generous size at 18”.
Carpeted stairs rise from the hall to the landing, which enjoys a large cupboard and loft access. The three bedrooms are all generous sizes, with two good size doubles and a very good size single that currently does house a double bed. The master bedroom features a pair of built in wardrobes and an en-suite comprising of large shower cubicle, low level WC and pedestal basin. Bedroom 2 also enjoys some built-in storage. Completing the internal accommodation is the family bathroom, featuring a suite of bath with shower over, low-level WC and pedestal basin, along with a heated towel rail.
The rural town of Somerton, steeped in history as the former capital of ancient Wessex, gave its name to the county and continues to grow, boasting a thriving arts community as well as a vast array of businesses.
Somerton has a range of everyday amenities including shops, school, recreation field with tennis courts & football/rugby pitches, public houses, bank, post office, library, optician, vet, doctor/dentist surgeries and churches. See for more information.
The town is also easily accessible to the wider network with great road connections via the A303 and A37, and rail links at Castle Cary and Yeovil.
The fully enclosed, south-west facing garden for Number 31 is split between a patio immediately adjacent to the house with ample space for garden furniture and a side gate leading to the drive, and is mostly otherwise laid to lawn, with a smaller planter abutting the garage, and an attractive stone & brick-topped wall forming the opposite boundary. To one corner of the garden is an attractive covered timber seating area, and tucked away behind the garage is a very handy garden shed. The garage itself sits at the end of the drive – which has parking for 2/3 vehicles – and is a large single, at roughly 20”x 11”, enjoying power and lighting; fitted with an up-and-over door.
Situated on the edge of the attractive Patch Meadows in Somerton, built by reputable developers David Wilson in 2019, 31 Poppy Road is one of just three Hadley house types on the development – a generous three-bedroom family home presented to a high standard and enjoying a pleasant situation within the estate.
The home is accessed from the front through a composite door which leads into the entrance hall, laid with wood-effect vinyl flooring and hosting the downstairs cloakroom, which features a low-level WC and hand basin.
To the left of the hall is the kitchen/diner, with flooring continued from the hall and enjoying a smart range of wall and base units with wood effect worktops and upstands over, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher, induction hob with chimney-style hood and splashback over, with under-counter oven and stainless steel sink with drainer. There is ample room for a large dining table, and sofa as the current vendors have in situ in front of the PVC French doors that open up into the garden. Adjacent to the kitchen is a very handy utility room, with space and plumbing for washing machine/tumble dryer and enjoying some further storage space via and under stairs cupboard. The gas-fired boiler is located in the utility, which also enjoys a side door to the drive. To the right of the hallway is the carpeted double aspect living room, a generous size at 18”.
Carpeted stairs rise from the hall to the landing, which enjoys a large cupboard and loft access. The three bedrooms are all generous sizes, with two good size doubles and a very good size single that currently does house a double bed. The master bedroom features a pair of built in wardrobes and an en-suite comprising of large shower cubicle, low level WC and pedestal basin. Bedroom 2 also enjoys some built-in storage. Completing the internal accommodation is the family bathroom, featuring a suite of bath with shower over, low-level WC and pedestal basin, along with a heated towel rail.
The rural town of Somerton, steeped in history as the former capital of ancient Wessex, gave its name to the county and continues to grow, boasting a thriving arts community as well as a vast array of businesses.
Somerton has a range of everyday amenities including shops, school, recreation field with tennis courts & football/rugby pitches, public houses, bank, post office, library, optician, vet, doctor/dentist surgeries and churches. See for more information.
The town is also easily accessible to the wider network with great road connections via the A303 and A37, and rail links at Castle Cary and Yeovil.
The fully enclosed, south-west facing garden for Number 31 is split between a patio immediately adjacent to the house with ample space for garden furniture and a side gate leading to the drive, and is mostly otherwise laid to lawn, with a smaller planter abutting the garage, and an attractive stone & brick-topped wall forming the opposite boundary. To one corner of the garden is an attractive covered timber seating area, and tucked away behind the garage is a very handy garden shed. The garage itself sits at the end of the drive – which has parking for 2/3 vehicles – and is a large single, at roughly 20”x 11”, enjoying power and lighting; fitted with an up-and-over door.
