Middle Street, Bridgwater
£485,000
Embracing its rich heritage, this family residence exudes character at every turn, boasting original features such as exposed beams, inviting inglenook fireplaces, and elegant wooden arches seamlessly integrated with modern comforts.
Passing through the front door, you're welcomed into a contemporary cream kitchen adorned with stylish fittings and ample storage, complete with dual self-cleaning ovens, a dishwasher, and integrated fridge freezer. Adjacent lies a convenient utility room for added functionality.
The Owners Love – We love our inglenook fireplace and getting cosy round the new log burner. Having friends over to cook fresh pizza and enjoy drinks on the decking, which catches the sun beautifully in the evening. We love the family-friendly community, activities at the playing field and events like the annual Ashcott Beer Fest and the panto. We are so happy with how our daughter has thrived at the pre-school who take wonderful care of her. We're sad that work is taking us from such a wonderful home but we hope someone loves it as much as we have.
Continuing the journey, a spacious dining room beckons, graced by a striking inglenook fireplace, ideal for hosting gatherings around a generous dining table. Flowing seamlessly from here is the main sitting room, a cozy retreat characterized by yet another impressive fireplace with a newly fitted log burner, exposed brickwork, and rustic beams. Completing the ground floor is an additional sitting room, a practical boot room, and a convenient downstairs W/C.
Ascending the wooden staircase, you're greeted by a landing adorned with a spectacular original wooden arch, leading to five generously proportioned double bedrooms, each adorned with exposed beams adding to their allure. Bedroom 5 features a walk-through dressing room, shower, and sink, offering a touch of luxury. The newly installed modern bathroom boasts a walk-in shower, toilet, sink, and a stunning roll-top bath with a view overlooking the beautiful mature garden.
Matt Loves – The current sellers have done an amazing job of refurbishing this property. They have put a lot of effort in to make this a bright and airy family home whilst still making the most of the character this home has to offer. The work they have done in the garden have really opened it up to make it a great retreat for families.
Beyond the bathroom lies the studio room, a versatile space brimming with potential. Fully refurbished by the current owners, it presents endless possibilities as a sixth bedroom, studio, home office, or even an annexe, should you choose to convert the garage below.
Outside, the property impresses further with gated access leading to a driveway offering ample parking alongside a garage equipped with power and light. Adjacent to the garage, a workshop provides additional space for hobbies or storage. The expansive mature garden features a delightful decking area, lush lawn, and a variety of established shrubs and trees, creating a serene outdoor retreat.
Material Information:
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
Utilities: Mains Water, Drainage, Electric and Gas
Broadband Speeds: Up to 80 Mbps
Phone Coverage: Most providers likely to have coverage outdoors and some providers have full coverage indoors.
Bridgwater
Fact: The town got its name when William the Conqueror gifted the village and bridge to Walter of Douai (Walters Bridge).
Bridgwater is a historic market town located in somerset. Famous for its annual winter carnival which dates back to the original gunpowder plot in 1605 making it the oldest event of its type. With the massive boost to the economy in recent years due to the investment in Hinkley Point, Bridgwater has seen exciting development making it one of the most up and coming places to live in Somerset. With an array of great shops, excellent night life and proximity to stunning countryside, Bridgwater is quickly becoming one of the most popular towns to live in.
