Property Description: This immaculate handsome Edwardian property built in 1905, in the traditional Blue Lias stone associated with Somerset offers a fantastic family home. As you enter the bright entrance hall you are greeted by many period features including wonderful original tessellated tiled flooring. Ideally situated within walking distance of the town centre with all that this vibrant town has to offer. To the front of the property is the living room with all the features you would expect in a property of its era, including new sash windows, high ceilings as well as a solid wood and tiled fireplace. The spacious dining room to the rear of the house has a lovely decorative cast iron fireplace with green inset tiles, sash windows and a stunning stain glass door leading to the conservatory. At the rear of the property is a large kitchen/breakfast room with a utility room and downstairs toilet beyond. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of attractive off white units and more original flooring and tile work to add to the authenticity of the houses period and style. The garden is accessed from the conservatory and provides the perfect place to relax with a glass of something. To the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with a white suite and dark green tiles to compliment the feel of the period. Completing this floor is an additional shower room. Stairs lead to a further floor which houses two more double bedrooms and a loft room complete with a Velux roof window to provide ample additional light. The loft room could be used as a great work from home space or a den for teenagers.

Outside: The property is situated in the centre of the plot, with a pretty front and rear garden. Both areas of garden are well established, with original stone walls and mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, shrubs and borders. The rear garden has a small patio area to enjoy some alfresco dining and is currently a mix of lawn and gravel. This hard standing area would make the ideal place to build a summerhouse, greenhouse or some raised vegetables beds. A double detached garage at the end of the plot is accessed off Drill Hill Lane and there is ample parking opportunities on and off road. The garage area has the potential for development into an annexe for elderly relatives or a small holiday let subject to the usual planning consents.

Location: Shepton Mallet is a vibrant and historic market town which has a heritage dating back to Roman times. The River Sheppey runs through the town and the Mendip Hills, which as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) lies to the north. The town has a wealth of retail outlets including independent boutiques, cafes and bars. The Charlton House Hotel & Spa is nearby with its award-winning restaurant in an elegant country house. Many cultural events are held throughout the year including the Lantern Festival, The Snowdrop Festival and the annual Carnival. The iconic town of Glastonbury is only six miles away, and the energetic cities of Bristol and Bath, easily accessed via the A37, are both under an hour away with excellent rail links to London. Castle Cary provides the closest rail links and is only 7 miles away. The A303 and the M4 are easily accessible and there are air links via Bristol Airport.

Directions: - BA4 5PB

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Local Authority: Mendip District Council[use Contact Agent Button]

Services: Gas central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity.

Tenure: This property is freehold and is sold with vacant possession upon completion