West Buckland, Wellington
Asking Price £300,000
You enter through the entrance porch with doors providing access to the spacious entrance hallway with doors opening to the principal rooms. The living/dining room is a good size, and benefits from French doors to the front aspect with which floods the room with natural light on bright sunny days and offers a lovely outlook over the front garden. The dining area leads into the kitchen.
The kitchen is situated at the rear of the house, and benefits from a range of recently fitted shaker style wall and base units with worktops over, inset sink, and a range of integrated appliances including high level oven and grill, hob with hood over. There is space for a large fridge freezer. Adjacent to the kitchen is the utility area with space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, which then leads to a spacious conservatory with doors to the rear garden.
From the internal hallway, doors open to the three bedrooms and the shower room. Bedroom one enjoys double aspect windows, overlooking the front garden. Bedroom two has space to accommodate a double bed and enjoys an outlook over the front garden. The shower room is fitted with a three-piece suite including WC, wash basin and a shower cubicle with electric shower.
Libby Loves- “I was impressed by the space inside and lovely wrap around garden. I particularly love the quiet, cul-de-sac position. A must-see bungalow! With easy access to the M5 at junction 26 with West Buckland itself being nearby which provides local facilities.”
Outside, there is a lovely mature, well maintained and secluded garden, which wraps around the building. The front and side gardens are predominantly laid to lawn surrounded by mature plants and shrubs. To the side of the living/dining room is a good sized decked area and to the side of the conservatory is a paved area and an external store. There is rear access leading to a single garage in a nearby block and driveway parking to the front.
Services- The property benefits from gas central heating serviced by a newly fitted boiler and double glazing throughout.
Wellington, Somerset
Fact: Wellington gave its name to the first Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, who is commemorated by the nearby Wellington Monument.
Wellington is a friendly, community-based town situated one mile from junction 26 of the M5 motorway and is just 7 miles from the County town of Taunton with its main-line railway station. The town offers varied amenities, which include two large sports complexes (Wellington Sports Centre with a 25 m. pool and the Princess Royal Centre located at the local public school); an historic art-deco cinema; a beautifully maintained park with adjoining football pitch, rugby club and children’s recreation ground.
