Lower Fairmead Road, Yeovil
Offers over £325,000
Upon entering the property you are welcomed in by the spacious hallway, with stairs rising to the first floor, storage cupboard, understairs desk space and doors to the WC and living room respectively. There is also an internal door to the garage.
The living/dining room offers a bright and airy feel, with light flowing through from the large front aspect window through to the sliding doors leading out into the garden. There is ample room for both living and dining room furniture and door into the kitchen.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall mounted and base units, stainless steel sink and drainer, space for electric cooker and hob with extractor over, and space for washing machine, dishwasher and high level fridge freezer. With sliding doors leading out into the garden.
To the first floor there are four good size bedrooms; three doubles and a single (with bedroom two housing the airing cupboard) and a family bathroom suite comprising: walk-in corner shower, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC.
The property is positioned upon a generous plot, with an attractive lawn setting the house back from the road, running parallel to the long driveway sitting in front of the garage. There is also a side gate accessing the rear garden.
To the rear, there is a large, private and extremely well maintained garden, entirely enclosed by timber fencing. Initially there is a patio seating area, offering the perfect space for summer hosting and alfresco dining, before some short steps lead up to a substantial area laid to lawn, bordered by small trees and plants, with a paved walk-way running up to the summer house.
Agent notes: the property is heated by way of a hot air system.
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’.
