A hugely unique period residence, offering sizeable accommodation with annexe potential. Occupying a spacious plot within this ever-popular village. No onward chain.

Greenslade Taylor Hunt are delighted to bring Wayside to the market for the first time in over 25 years, with no onward chain. The residence is a hugely unique and attractive period home, which has been extended and improved over many years. The original body of the property is a stone built double-fronted three bedroom house, which now enjoys additional ground floor accommodation alongside clear annexe potential. An internal viewing is highly recommended to truly appreciate the wonderful potential that comes with this home.

Internally the accommodation is cleverly arranged over two floors, with an entrance hall leading to all areas. The double-fronted nature of the home ensures reception rooms of excellent size, either side of the hall. To the left is a lounge with open feature fireplace and exposed wood beams, whilst to the right is a flexible reception room enjoying a stone-built fireplace with wood-burner inset. Over the years this room has been used as both a snug and dining room. The kitchen / diner directly adjoins, via a doorway, with farmhouse style wall & base units spread in an L-shaped fashion, whilst bi-fold doors ensure an abundance of natural light throughout the day. The room is easily spacious enough for a dining / breakfast table, allowing for the neighbouring room to be used flexibly if desired. A utility room is then found off the kitchen, fitted with further base units and a hand basin, alongside plumbing for appliances. A shower room completes the ground floor accommodation within the original body of the home and is fitted with a walk in shower, his & hers hand basin with vanity storage and w/c.

Wayside does boast a hugely interesting extended area of living space to the ground floor. The single storey extension begins with a rear lobby, that provides access to the garden via French doors, before a doorway leads into a ground floor bedroom of excellent size. Enjoying its own contemporary en-suite shower room, the area provides prospective purchasers the clear opportunity to create annexe-style accommodation if desired (subject to the necessary consents). Furthermore, the extension continues with a stone built store under a pitch tiled roof, allowing further possibilities if desired. Otherwise, the area is excellent space for storage, fitted with light and power, with pedestrian doors on either side. The store also houses both the oil fired central heating system and bio mass heating system.

To the first floor of the home are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Each of the bedrooms are suitable for a double bed, with the main bedroom being an excellent size spanning across the length of the home to the left side, with dual aspect windows. The further two bedrooms are of good size, overlooking the front & rear aspect. A family bathroom nestles between the rooms, with a roll-top bath, hand basin with vanity storage below & w/c.

Externally the home enjoys a spacious and attractive garden, laid to both patio & lawn. The garden's west-facing nature ensures sunlight throughout the day and evening, with a rear patio housing a potting shed. There is a further section of garden which is owned by Wayside, that is currently tenanted by the neighbour as a veg patch, for a peppercorn rent. To the front of the property is parking on road for vehicles.

Wayside boasts a number of eco-features, which are certain attributes in the modern day. There are owned solar panels on a south-facing section of the room, which provide an excellent financial output throughout the year. Further to this, a bio mass heating system positioned within the store, which is a great example of a clean & renewable energy source. There is also an underground rainwater harvest in situ.

The property occupies a prominent position within the village of Spaxton which lies some 4 miles west of the town of Bridgwater and about 8 miles to the north of the County Town of Taunton. Spaxton is situated at the foot of the Quantock Hills which are designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and where a lovely array of foot paths will be found that provide fantastic views over the county as well as the Bristol Channel and South Wales to the north. The village affords a popular primary school, village store together with a garage, village hall and popular pub. Bridgwater offers a good range of shopping facilities nearby. There are some excellent secondary schools within the area, Taunton in particular offering three independent schools together. The M5 may be joined at Bridgwater (junctions 23 & 24) and Taunton offers a main line rail link to London Paddington with many services in under 2 hours.