House For Sale £595,000
A beautiful non-listed thatched property presented in excellent order throughout, together with generous rear gardens, parking and integral garage.
This charming period property is believed to date back to 1650 and was extended in the 1980’s to create a fabulous family home. Constructed of cob and stone in the main under a thatched roof (re-thatched four years ago) the property boasts a wealth of character features such as flag stone flooring, latched doors, beam ceilings and inglenook fireplaces to name but a few. The accommodation in brief comprises a cross passage hallway, to the side is a traditional kitchen/breakfast room with an electric Aga with an induction hob, with a range of solid wood base units with granite work surfaces over. There is a staircase leading directly to bedrooms 2 and 4. This leads to a utility room with a walk-in pantry and downstairs bathroom with free standing bath. The two reception rooms lead off the hallway with a well proportioned living room. A door out leads to a garden room and leads up to the first floor This also leads out to the utility/boot room with direct access to the street and to the integral garage. There are two staircases to the first floor, the one from the garden room leads to the master with en-suite and the second bedroom which is a walk through to the 3rd. As there are two staircases it doesn’t impose on privacy and the 4th bedroom is currently used as a study but could accommodate a double bed if required. To fully appreciate the finish and charm of this beautiful period property a viewing is highly recommended.
The property is located in the hamlet of Ham which lies on the outskirts of the village of Creech St Michael. Creech St Michael is easily accessible and provides a good range of day to day amenities with the County Town of Taunton being about 2 miles away offering an excellent range of shopping, educational, sporting and cultural facilities, along with access to the M5 motorway and a mainline intercity rail link.
To the front of the property is a small open plan lawned garden with two parking bays which gives access to the boot/utility room and also to a garage. The main gardens lie to the rear and are a particular selling point. Adjoining the rear of the house is a small outside seating area, along with a predominantly lawned garden, interspersed with a number of mature shrub, trees and bushes. To the side is a kitchen garden with glass house and garden shed. At the top is a recently constructed decking area perfect for alfresco dining and summer entertaining. In addition is a small summerhouse and the gardens enjoy a great deal of privacy and seclusion.
This charming period property is believed to date back to 1650 and was extended in the 1980’s to create a fabulous family home. Constructed of cob and stone in the main under a thatched roof (re-thatched four years ago) the property boasts a wealth of character features such as flag stone flooring, latched doors, beam ceilings and inglenook fireplaces to name but a few. The accommodation in brief comprises a cross passage hallway, to the side is a traditional kitchen/breakfast room with an electric Aga with an induction hob, with a range of solid wood base units with granite work surfaces over. There is a staircase leading directly to bedrooms 2 and 4. This leads to a utility room with a walk-in pantry and downstairs bathroom with free standing bath. The two reception rooms lead off the hallway with a well proportioned living room. A door out leads to a garden room and leads up to the first floor This also leads out to the utility/boot room with direct access to the street and to the integral garage. There are two staircases to the first floor, the one from the garden room leads to the master with en-suite and the second bedroom which is a walk through to the 3rd. As there are two staircases it doesn’t impose on privacy and the 4th bedroom is currently used as a study but could accommodate a double bed if required. To fully appreciate the finish and charm of this beautiful period property a viewing is highly recommended.
The property is located in the hamlet of Ham which lies on the outskirts of the village of Creech St Michael. Creech St Michael is easily accessible and provides a good range of day to day amenities with the County Town of Taunton being about 2 miles away offering an excellent range of shopping, educational, sporting and cultural facilities, along with access to the M5 motorway and a mainline intercity rail link.
To the front of the property is a small open plan lawned garden with two parking bays which gives access to the boot/utility room and also to a garage. The main gardens lie to the rear and are a particular selling point. Adjoining the rear of the house is a small outside seating area, along with a predominantly lawned garden, interspersed with a number of mature shrub, trees and bushes. To the side is a kitchen garden with glass house and garden shed. At the top is a recently constructed decking area perfect for alfresco dining and summer entertaining. In addition is a small summerhouse and the gardens enjoy a great deal of privacy and seclusion.
