House For Sale £399,995
Set back from the road and with ample parking, this four bedroom detached bungalow is an ideal family home.
There is great space internally, with four double bedrooms, a large dual aspect lounge, kitchen/diner and conservatory. The entrance hall provides a welcoming space and the home flows well with useful access to the large garage from the property.
The garage measures 3.52m wide x 5.73. It has a pedestrian side door from the driveway, power and lighting.
There is a storage cupboard next to the shower room and further storage space can be found in the loft which is part boarded and insulated, and comes with good head height and a fitted loft ladder.
As mentioned the bungalow is positioned away from the road through the village. There is a short driveway off the road, before the parking opens out in front of, and across the bungalow. Altogether there would be space for approximately 8-10 cars, excluding the garage.
There is a large wooden shed with power, on a raised and solid base with concrete floor, plus an area of lawn to one side of the property which is the main garden space. There is also an area to the rear, where the conservatory sits and where you will find the washing line.
There is further space to the left of the garage, an ideal area for bins.
Chilton Polden and its neighbouring villages are bursting with a wide range of shops, pubs and amenities, plus, it lies within 35 minutes of Street, Bridgwater, Burnham on Sea and Taunton. Junction 23 of the M5 is a short drive away for commuters and easy access to Bristol Airport.
These 'Polden Villages' do not have gas and as such, the property is warmed by an oil fired central heating system. The boiler is attached to the side elevation and the oil tank is situated towards the rear of the side garden area.
All but one of the property's windows (the garage window) are UPVC double glazed and the bungalow has a south facing rear elevation. The side garden will benefit from sun throughout the afternoon as a result, as well as sun into the evening due to its exposure to the west.
Built around 1963 the bungalow was later extended in the late 60's/early 70's and now offers spacious accommodation in a desirable and very well served village. It is offered for sale with no onward chain complications and has been well maintained by just one owner.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
There is great space internally, with four double bedrooms, a large dual aspect lounge, kitchen/diner and conservatory. The entrance hall provides a welcoming space and the home flows well with useful access to the large garage from the property.
The garage measures 3.52m wide x 5.73. It has a pedestrian side door from the driveway, power and lighting.
There is a storage cupboard next to the shower room and further storage space can be found in the loft which is part boarded and insulated, and comes with good head height and a fitted loft ladder.
As mentioned the bungalow is positioned away from the road through the village. There is a short driveway off the road, before the parking opens out in front of, and across the bungalow. Altogether there would be space for approximately 8-10 cars, excluding the garage.
There is a large wooden shed with power, on a raised and solid base with concrete floor, plus an area of lawn to one side of the property which is the main garden space. There is also an area to the rear, where the conservatory sits and where you will find the washing line.
There is further space to the left of the garage, an ideal area for bins.
Chilton Polden and its neighbouring villages are bursting with a wide range of shops, pubs and amenities, plus, it lies within 35 minutes of Street, Bridgwater, Burnham on Sea and Taunton. Junction 23 of the M5 is a short drive away for commuters and easy access to Bristol Airport.
These 'Polden Villages' do not have gas and as such, the property is warmed by an oil fired central heating system. The boiler is attached to the side elevation and the oil tank is situated towards the rear of the side garden area.
All but one of the property's windows (the garage window) are UPVC double glazed and the bungalow has a south facing rear elevation. The side garden will benefit from sun throughout the afternoon as a result, as well as sun into the evening due to its exposure to the west.
Built around 1963 the bungalow was later extended in the late 60's/early 70's and now offers spacious accommodation in a desirable and very well served village. It is offered for sale with no onward chain complications and has been well maintained by just one owner.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
