Eliotts Drive, Yeovil
Guide Price £265,000
Upon entering the property via the part glazed front door, you are welcomed by the spacious entrance hallway, with stairs rising to the first floor, and doors accessing the living room and kitchen respectively.
Benefitting from an abundance of natural light which flows through from the front aspect double glazed window, the living room is presented with wooden flooring and a modern fireplace feature.
The accommodation continues into the particularly noteworthy kitchen/diner; two rooms configured within an open plan nature, creating a modern and spacious focal point for the house. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall mounted and base units with work surfacing over, one and a half bowl sink and drainer unit, cooker and hob with extractor over, and space and plumbing for several appliances including: washing machine, dishwasher and high level fridge/freezer.
The room then opens into a light and airy dining room, with dual aspect double glazed windows, two sky lights and door leading out to the rear garden. Whilst providing ample room for dining table and chairs, the room has the flexibility to be manipulated to suit a variety of purposes, and is currented utilised as a hair salon.
To the first floor there are three bedrooms, all benefitting from double glazed windows, and a family bathroom suite, comprising: panelled bath with shower over, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and low level WC.
Externally, to the front of the property, a driveway leads to the off road parking area, down to the garage and side gate access to the rear garden.
The south facing rear garden has an initial patio seating area, perfect for alfresco dining and summer hosting, before a charming picket fence and gate lead onto a large area laid to lawn, bordered by various trees and plants and entirely enclosed by timber fencing.
Yeovil and surrounding area
Fact: Yeovil has the most traffic lights per square foot in the UK!
The vibrant market town of Yeovil is situated at the southern boundary of South Somerset. Its name deriving from the Celtic word ‘Gifl’ meaning forked river, the town became an important centre for leather production and glove making throughout the 18th and 19th century, which is referenced to this day in the nickname of Yeovil Town Football Club – ‘The Glovers’.
