House For Sale £375,000
This semi-detached ‘Chalet’ style bungalow has huge potential and can be found near to the heart of the much sought-after village of Lympsham. It sits in an impressive size plot, offering plenty of opportunity to modernise and expand to create a large family home. The property is on the market with no onward chain.
This is a property with huge potential in a vibrant and popular village. There is scope for extension and modernisation, subject to relevant permissions, to create an exceptional family home in generous gardens which surround the house. The accommodation comprises entrance porch, with integral access to the attached garage, hallway, kitchen, living/dining room, four bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate WC.
The kitchen includes Shaker style wall, drawer and base units with two pantry cupboards for additional storage and a stainless-steel sink with drainer. The living room is an impressively spacious room with a light and bright aspect overlooking the front garden. A feature fireplace with natural stone hearth and surround is the focal point of the room and provides a cosy feel on a winter’s evening. To the rear of the property there are two bedrooms which could, depending on individual needs, be used for extra living space. Completing the ground floor, a family bathroom has been fitted with a bath, shower over and pedestal sink and there is a separate WC. The first floor comprises two generous double bedrooms, overlooking the front and side of the home respectively. Bedroom two has eaves storage access, with further access available into the eaves from the landing.
An ‘in-person’ viewing is thoroughly recommended to understand the potential that this property offers.
The property is situated in the heart of the much sought-after village of Lympsham, with picturesque views of the Mendip Hills and within easy reach of the popular tourist seaside towns of Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea. The village is thriving with its own well attended village school and pre-school and has a licensed Sports Pavilion, which provides one of the social hubs of the village with a cricket pitch, tennis courts, skittle alley, local shop and post office. There are also various public houses and restaurants within a few miles whilst Cheddar, Wookey Hole and the City of Wells are all within an easy drive. There are mainline railway stations in nearby Weston-super-Mare and Highbridge and junction 22 (M5) is within a couple of miles, giving excellent commuting links to Bristol, Taunton and other large towns. Bristol Airport is approximately 22 miles away.
Double iron gates open onto a concrete driveway which leads up to the bungalow and adjoining double garage. There is lawn laid to the right of the driveway and a raised border stocked with mature shrubs and plants to the left. With access from the house and down the side, the rear garden then comes as a great surprise. It boasts an incredibly expansive space predominantly laid to lawn, which provides an opportunity to extend the current dwelling (subject to planning consents) without having to compromise on the outside space. The rear garden is loosely divided into two sections, separated by a laurel hedge. It has a small, copsed area on the rear boundary with hedge and fence borders which gives the garden a secluded feel.
This is a property with huge potential in a vibrant and popular village. There is scope for extension and modernisation, subject to relevant permissions, to create an exceptional family home in generous gardens which surround the house. The accommodation comprises entrance porch, with integral access to the attached garage, hallway, kitchen, living/dining room, four bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate WC.
The kitchen includes Shaker style wall, drawer and base units with two pantry cupboards for additional storage and a stainless-steel sink with drainer. The living room is an impressively spacious room with a light and bright aspect overlooking the front garden. A feature fireplace with natural stone hearth and surround is the focal point of the room and provides a cosy feel on a winter’s evening. To the rear of the property there are two bedrooms which could, depending on individual needs, be used for extra living space. Completing the ground floor, a family bathroom has been fitted with a bath, shower over and pedestal sink and there is a separate WC. The first floor comprises two generous double bedrooms, overlooking the front and side of the home respectively. Bedroom two has eaves storage access, with further access available into the eaves from the landing.
An ‘in-person’ viewing is thoroughly recommended to understand the potential that this property offers.
The property is situated in the heart of the much sought-after village of Lympsham, with picturesque views of the Mendip Hills and within easy reach of the popular tourist seaside towns of Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea. The village is thriving with its own well attended village school and pre-school and has a licensed Sports Pavilion, which provides one of the social hubs of the village with a cricket pitch, tennis courts, skittle alley, local shop and post office. There are also various public houses and restaurants within a few miles whilst Cheddar, Wookey Hole and the City of Wells are all within an easy drive. There are mainline railway stations in nearby Weston-super-Mare and Highbridge and junction 22 (M5) is within a couple of miles, giving excellent commuting links to Bristol, Taunton and other large towns. Bristol Airport is approximately 22 miles away.
Double iron gates open onto a concrete driveway which leads up to the bungalow and adjoining double garage. There is lawn laid to the right of the driveway and a raised border stocked with mature shrubs and plants to the left. With access from the house and down the side, the rear garden then comes as a great surprise. It boasts an incredibly expansive space predominantly laid to lawn, which provides an opportunity to extend the current dwelling (subject to planning consents) without having to compromise on the outside space. The rear garden is loosely divided into two sections, separated by a laurel hedge. It has a small, copsed area on the rear boundary with hedge and fence borders which gives the garden a secluded feel.
