House For Sale £550,000
A beautifully presented detached bungalow set within one of Wells' most favoured addresses. The property is situated within easy access of the city centre, as well as local amenities, schools, and bus routes. Offering three to four bedrooms, driveway parking and a sunny garden. Viewings are advised.
Kippax Avenue dates back to 1972, having undergone modernisation in more recent times to now provide smart, bright and modern living spaces.
The accommodation offers a welcoming hallway with a useful cloakroom, separate porch and generous storage. The living accommodation splits, with a family room/bedroom off the hall that leads through into a generous size conservatory with doors out the garden.
The main large living room sits to the opposite end of the hall looking out to the front, with a lovely bay window, wood-burning stove and ample space for sitting and dining.
The kitchen/breakfast room sits alongside and is finished to a high, modern standard with integrated appliances, ample space for a table and a pleasant outlook over the garden enjoying a south-facing aspect and adjoining a raised patio suitable for entertaining and al fresco dining.
The accommodation is completed by two double bedrooms, both with fitted storage, a third single room and a modern family bathroom. A useful large airing cupboard sits along the hallway.
Outside:
Approached off Kippax Avenue onto a laid parking area with a level lawn adjoining. A side access gate leads to a smart terrace at the rear, accessed off the kitchen and offering a wonderful sunny and private south-facing area for relaxing and socialising. The lawns wrap around the south and west of the bungalow and around to the conservatory at the rear.
The highly sought-after Kippax Avenue comprises detached bungalows and chalet-style properties, situated within a relatively short walk of the city centre. Wells is renowned for its beautiful architecture, including the Cathedral and contains many clubs and societies for those wishing to get involved in the community. There are excellent shopping facilities, together with various supermarkets, including Waitrose and there is also a twice-weekly produce market in The Market Square. Wells also has a bus/coach station providing links to other parts of the West Country. Bristol and Bath are readily accessible, as is Castle Cary to the south which would be the nearest mainline train station.
Kippax Avenue dates back to 1972, having undergone modernisation in more recent times to now provide smart, bright and modern living spaces.
The accommodation offers a welcoming hallway with a useful cloakroom, separate porch and generous storage. The living accommodation splits, with a family room/bedroom off the hall that leads through into a generous size conservatory with doors out the garden.
The main large living room sits to the opposite end of the hall looking out to the front, with a lovely bay window, wood-burning stove and ample space for sitting and dining.
The kitchen/breakfast room sits alongside and is finished to a high, modern standard with integrated appliances, ample space for a table and a pleasant outlook over the garden enjoying a south-facing aspect and adjoining a raised patio suitable for entertaining and al fresco dining.
The accommodation is completed by two double bedrooms, both with fitted storage, a third single room and a modern family bathroom. A useful large airing cupboard sits along the hallway.
Outside:
Approached off Kippax Avenue onto a laid parking area with a level lawn adjoining. A side access gate leads to a smart terrace at the rear, accessed off the kitchen and offering a wonderful sunny and private south-facing area for relaxing and socialising. The lawns wrap around the south and west of the bungalow and around to the conservatory at the rear.
The highly sought-after Kippax Avenue comprises detached bungalows and chalet-style properties, situated within a relatively short walk of the city centre. Wells is renowned for its beautiful architecture, including the Cathedral and contains many clubs and societies for those wishing to get involved in the community. There are excellent shopping facilities, together with various supermarkets, including Waitrose and there is also a twice-weekly produce market in The Market Square. Wells also has a bus/coach station providing links to other parts of the West Country. Bristol and Bath are readily accessible, as is Castle Cary to the south which would be the nearest mainline train station.
