An opportunity to purchase a well-presented two-bedroom mid-terrace house for sale on a 50% shared ownership basis. Offering light and airy accommodation, gardens to the front and rear and off-road parking for two vehicles, the property is situated less than half a mile from the town centre. Available with no onward chain.

Accommodation:

A door to the front of the property opens into an entrance hall which incorporates a wide staircase to the first floor accommodation and gives access into the reception room. With double glazed windows at the front and the rear allowing in plenty of natural light, the open plan sitting/dining/kitchen includes a space for a freestanding fridge/freezer and a cooker. Also within this room is an under-stairs cupboard and a door leading out to a rear lobby, a downstairs WC, a substantial cupboard and out to the garden. On the first floor, a landing leads to two double bedrooms; the Master benefiting from a built-in double wardrobe and a separate storage cupboard. In addition, there is a family bathroom fitted with a matching white suite comprising a low-level WC, a pedestal wash hand basin and a panelled bath with a shower over. There is a separate airing cupboard. 

Outside:

Steps from Park Road lead up to a shared pathway which in turn gives access to the property and those in the adjoining terrace. There is a generous area of tiered gravelled terrace at the front of the house enclosed by railings on two sides. The rear garden is presented in three tiers, the top tier has a small area of decking, and the middle and bottom tiers are laid to patio and offers an ideal place for outdoor dining/BBQ, the top-level benefitting from a garden shed and further gated access to the parking area. There are two allocated off road parking spaces, located in a residents' car park accessed from Godminster Lane.

Tenure:

The property is Leasehold with 87 years remaining. The asking price of the property is for a 50% share. Capped staircasing is available up to a maximum of 80%. There is currently a monthly rent charge on the remaining 50% share of £242.44 to include buildings insurance.

Prior to a sale being agreed, all interested parties must complete an online application form via . A local connection to South Somerset is applicable and a purchaser must be financially qualified via Abri.

Location:

The small ancient Somerset town of Bruton is nestled in the foothills of the Brue Valley and is now considered one of the most fashionable places to live in the UK, hosting numerous celebrities and a world class art gallery 'Hauser and Wirth' as well as several fine-dining options including Roth Bar & Grill, At The Chapel, Osip Restaurant and Matt's Kitchen. The town has retained a charming character over centuries of changes from pre-Doomsday to the present and is steeped in history. Bruton has a range of facilities including convenience stores, a petrol station, a Post Office, a doctor's surgery, a vet, a library, pubs and a train station. Bruton is home to a good independent school King's School Bruton and also the state-owned boarding school – Sexey's. The town has also it's own Primary School and pre-schools/nursery.

Directions:

From Castle Cary, proceed out of town on the A371 signposted Wincanton. At Grove Cross, turn left onto the A359 towards Bruton. On entering Bruton continue past Sexey's School on the left and through the traffic calming. Just before the railway bridge, turn right into Park Road and the property can be found further up on the left hand side, elevated above the road and accessed via a set of stone steps.