House For Sale £325,000
A truly magical and enchanting 3 bedroom detached, former Toll House, with exquisite accommodation, plenty of parking, attractive and good size garden, countryside views and situated on the fringes of the medieval market town of Ilminster.
A gorgeous and beautifully presented Grade II Listed three bedroom detached former Toll House set on the fringes of Ilminster with pretty gardens, views and plenty of parking. In brief the property comprises an entrance hall, dining room, sitting room, kitchen, utility and WC to the ground floor with three bedrooms and a family shower room to the first floor. Old Toll House has been lovingly and sympathetically revitalised by its current owners to provide the very best of contemporary living whilst retaining all of its charm and character. The modern kitchen is beautifully finished, with integrated mod-cons, plenty of workspace and views to the garden. The dual aspect sitting room is an intimate space to unwind throughout the seasons and particularly in the colder months thanks to a wood burner providing practical warmth and an attractive focal point. The heart of the home is the magnificent dining room with its wonderful stone-mullioned bay window providing plenty of light and direct views over the grounds and local farmland beyond. Whether it’s relaxing with a coffee or entertaining family and friends, it’s a fabulous setting in which to do so. The large utility and WC make up the remainder of the ground floor. The sleeping quarters are made up of three well-proportioned bedrooms which are all serviced by the family bathroom. The master has the luxury of front and rear views, the second is perfect as a guest bedroom whilst the third could also be utilised as a study for those needing to work from home. We would strongly encourage those looking for a property steeped in history to view as well as those looking to be close to the centre of Ilminster and excellent communication links.
Ilminster is a medieval market town, situated about 12 miles south east of the county town of Taunton. Surrounded by undulating open countryside designated a Special Landscape area, the majority of the town falls within a Conservation Area. Ilminster is well served by Tesco supermarket, co-op and various independent stores including dairy shop, traditional butcher, grocer, clothing boutiques and homewares store. There are two doctor’s surgeries and a dentist. Other notable benefits include a library, weekly market, restaurants, pubs, cafes, bakeries, hairdressers, beauty salons, a cocktail bar, gym and soft play centre. Creative types will enjoy Ilminster Arts Centre, a vibrant arts centre with its own café, art gallery and theatre. Local schooling can be found at Herne View a Church of England Primary School with secondary schooling found in the nearby towns of Crewkerne and Chard. Public Schools within easy reach include Chard School, Wellington School and Perott Hill whilst Kings Hall, Taunton School, Kings School and Queens School can all be found in Taunton. Ilminster has convenient road access to both the M5, A303 and A358. Mainline railway stations are situated at Crewkerne 7 miles (London Waterloo) and Taunton 13 miles (London Paddington). Berrys coaches offer a service to London twice a day. Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within easy travelling distance.
The property is approached by a driveway with a 5 bar gate giving access to parking for a number of vehicles. The garden wraps around the property to three sides and is laid to patio and lawn and further complemented by a wooden shed, potted plants and colourful flora. It backs onto local farmland, offering a picturesque vista. It’s a great setting for alfresco dining, entertaining family and friends and sitting out in the warmer months and given its positon, there is no shortage of sunlight throughout the day. The current owners have also cleverly created a safe and enclosed area for dogs, should that be of note to any buyers with pets.
A gorgeous and beautifully presented Grade II Listed three bedroom detached former Toll House set on the fringes of Ilminster with pretty gardens, views and plenty of parking. In brief the property comprises an entrance hall, dining room, sitting room, kitchen, utility and WC to the ground floor with three bedrooms and a family shower room to the first floor. Old Toll House has been lovingly and sympathetically revitalised by its current owners to provide the very best of contemporary living whilst retaining all of its charm and character. The modern kitchen is beautifully finished, with integrated mod-cons, plenty of workspace and views to the garden. The dual aspect sitting room is an intimate space to unwind throughout the seasons and particularly in the colder months thanks to a wood burner providing practical warmth and an attractive focal point. The heart of the home is the magnificent dining room with its wonderful stone-mullioned bay window providing plenty of light and direct views over the grounds and local farmland beyond. Whether it’s relaxing with a coffee or entertaining family and friends, it’s a fabulous setting in which to do so. The large utility and WC make up the remainder of the ground floor. The sleeping quarters are made up of three well-proportioned bedrooms which are all serviced by the family bathroom. The master has the luxury of front and rear views, the second is perfect as a guest bedroom whilst the third could also be utilised as a study for those needing to work from home. We would strongly encourage those looking for a property steeped in history to view as well as those looking to be close to the centre of Ilminster and excellent communication links.
Ilminster is a medieval market town, situated about 12 miles south east of the county town of Taunton. Surrounded by undulating open countryside designated a Special Landscape area, the majority of the town falls within a Conservation Area. Ilminster is well served by Tesco supermarket, co-op and various independent stores including dairy shop, traditional butcher, grocer, clothing boutiques and homewares store. There are two doctor’s surgeries and a dentist. Other notable benefits include a library, weekly market, restaurants, pubs, cafes, bakeries, hairdressers, beauty salons, a cocktail bar, gym and soft play centre. Creative types will enjoy Ilminster Arts Centre, a vibrant arts centre with its own café, art gallery and theatre. Local schooling can be found at Herne View a Church of England Primary School with secondary schooling found in the nearby towns of Crewkerne and Chard. Public Schools within easy reach include Chard School, Wellington School and Perott Hill whilst Kings Hall, Taunton School, Kings School and Queens School can all be found in Taunton. Ilminster has convenient road access to both the M5, A303 and A358. Mainline railway stations are situated at Crewkerne 7 miles (London Waterloo) and Taunton 13 miles (London Paddington). Berrys coaches offer a service to London twice a day. Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within easy travelling distance.
The property is approached by a driveway with a 5 bar gate giving access to parking for a number of vehicles. The garden wraps around the property to three sides and is laid to patio and lawn and further complemented by a wooden shed, potted plants and colourful flora. It backs onto local farmland, offering a picturesque vista. It’s a great setting for alfresco dining, entertaining family and friends and sitting out in the warmer months and given its positon, there is no shortage of sunlight throughout the day. The current owners have also cleverly created a safe and enclosed area for dogs, should that be of note to any buyers with pets.
