House For Sale £375,000
A delightful 1920's three bedroom semi detached property within the Blue School catchment on Ash Lane, offering period features, secluded garden and plenty of parking.
About the property:
Built in the 1920's this semi-detached family home offers well proportioned accommodation and a secluded garden within the Blue School catchement area and within walking distance of the town centre. Period features have been restored and wooden floorboards create a warm and cosy atmosphere.
About the inside:
A period door opens into the the entrance hall with the staircase rising to the first floor and doors into the reception rooms. Wooden floors have been added throughout the ground floor creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. A cream, shaker style fitted kitchen opens into a useful pantry/boot room with access to the utility room and downstairs shower room. The kitchen has also been opened up to the living room with antique timber panelling and doors dividing the space. The living room features an open fireplace with space for a woodburning stove, and French doors into the light and bright conservatory. A separate dining room also has an open fireplace surrounded by bookshelves, and a large window overlooking the front garden.
Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms and a large family bathroom fitted with a white suite and a shower over the bath.
About the outside:
Large timber gates provide a secure entrance to the generous plot which has lawned and paved seating areas to the front, side and rear. Gravelled parking gives way to a shipping container which has been lined and clad to create, when finished by the new owners, a useful studio space or additional accommodation. To the rear there is a hen run, garden shed and paved terrace. ideal for sitting in the sun. Steps lead down to a further area of lawn which is bordered by mature hedges.
About the area:
The property is situated on a desirable road within the catchment of the Blue School and within easy walking distance to all that Wells has to offer.
Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a range of shopping facilities including a high proportion of independent shops and boutiques, banks, restaurants, public houses, cinema and churches. The lovely market square holds a farmer’s market on Wednesday and Saturday.
About the property:
Built in the 1920's this semi-detached family home offers well proportioned accommodation and a secluded garden within the Blue School catchement area and within walking distance of the town centre. Period features have been restored and wooden floorboards create a warm and cosy atmosphere.
About the inside:
A period door opens into the the entrance hall with the staircase rising to the first floor and doors into the reception rooms. Wooden floors have been added throughout the ground floor creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. A cream, shaker style fitted kitchen opens into a useful pantry/boot room with access to the utility room and downstairs shower room. The kitchen has also been opened up to the living room with antique timber panelling and doors dividing the space. The living room features an open fireplace with space for a woodburning stove, and French doors into the light and bright conservatory. A separate dining room also has an open fireplace surrounded by bookshelves, and a large window overlooking the front garden.
Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms and a large family bathroom fitted with a white suite and a shower over the bath.
About the outside:
Large timber gates provide a secure entrance to the generous plot which has lawned and paved seating areas to the front, side and rear. Gravelled parking gives way to a shipping container which has been lined and clad to create, when finished by the new owners, a useful studio space or additional accommodation. To the rear there is a hen run, garden shed and paved terrace. ideal for sitting in the sun. Steps lead down to a further area of lawn which is bordered by mature hedges.
About the area:
The property is situated on a desirable road within the catchment of the Blue School and within easy walking distance to all that Wells has to offer.
Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a range of shopping facilities including a high proportion of independent shops and boutiques, banks, restaurants, public houses, cinema and churches. The lovely market square holds a farmer’s market on Wednesday and Saturday.
