Property Description: Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000. This well presented family home is located within a quiet cul-de-sac and is close to the town centre and the main high street which has plenty of shopping facilities, including the ever popular Clarks Shopping Village. Upon entrance, the kitchen/breakfast room is immediately on your left and is fitted out with plenty of wall and base units under a wooden worktop, as well as a breakfast bar for convenient dining. This room also has space for a breakfast table and chairs just in front of the patio doors that lead out to garden. Letting in plenty of natural light, this room is a great space for the family to gather together to enjoy cooking and mealtimes. Through the fashionable concertina doors, you will find the spacious living room that has a wide archway leading through to the dining room with its underfloor heating. With a tall and wide window to the back, French doors with windows either side and skylights, this room is beautifully lit from every angle and welcomes in both the sun and stars. At the front of the property, there is a separate utility room, that has additional storage units and plumbing and space for a washing machine, a tumble dryer and a fridge freezer. This property has been extended to enhance the living and bedroom space within the property and is an ideal home for either a growing or established family. Adjacent to the kitchen/breakfast room, there is a large family room with a patio door leading out to the front of the house and underfloor heating. Behind this room is a modern shower room with stylish fittings and décor. From the family room there are stairs that lead up to a bedroom with a vaulted ceiling that includes a skylight. The current owners use this space as a study and craft room but this whole addition would make for a great self contained guest suite or a more private space for an older child or dependent relative. There are three other bedrooms to this property. The main double bedroom has an en-suite shower room and both of the other bedrooms have built in storage for added convenience. Completing this gorgeous family home is the family bathroom, decorated in stylish grey tones with a Jacuzzi bath and a separate shower cubicle.

Outside: Accessed through country style gates, the front of the property has been landscaped with raised flower beds and a patio in front of the family room, made private by a tall trellis which creates a lovely spot for morning coffee. There is allocated parking for two cars with the potential for further parking within the gated area. Sitting on a corner plot, this property has a well cared for rear garden with a manicured lawn and sheds for storage. There is a patio area accessed from the kitchen, with space for alfresco dining. At the back of the garden is a decked zone with a large pergola above. This space is great for those summer barbeques and outdoor entertaining with friends and family.

Location: Oxendale is within a popular development of family homes. Sitting at the end of the Polden Hills, with views of Glastonbury Tor and the Mendip Hills, Street is perfectly situated to explore the surrounding countryside whilst enjoying all of the sites and facilities that the village has to offer. Street is the birthplace of Clarks shoes, whose story began almost 200 years ago, when brothers, Cyrus and James Clark, started making slippers from sheepskin offcuts. Clarks grew into an international company, renowned for quality and innovation. Although the factory has long gone, Street is still home to Clarks HQ, and many of the surrounding buildings and terraces built for the workers, such as Wilfrid Road, themselves attract visitors, for their architectural qualities. From manufacturing to retail, on the site of the old Clarks factory stands one of Somerset’s premier tourist attractions, Clarks Village outlet shopping centre, the first purpose-built factory outlet in the UK. Along the High Street you will find many independent shops and cafés, as well as a selection of well known brands. As you walk east along the High Street you will find Greenbank Swimming Pool, a Grade II listed pool that was bequeathed by Alice Clark to Street in 1937. Merriman Park, is just a short stroll from western end of the High Street. The park offers something for everyone, with an open grass area, a newly refurbished play area for 0–10 years olds, play equipment for older children and an outdoor table tennis table. It also contains a war memorial, that was designed by William Douglas Caröe. Street is also renowned for its educational facilities. Millfield School has been represented at every Olympic Games since 1956, and at the 2012 Olympics in London Millfield was the most represented British school. Local primary schools within walking distance are Hindhayes infants and Elhurst Junior school as well as Brookside Community Primary. Street also has a number of churches, the oldest being the Anglican Parish Church of The Holy Trinity, a Grade I listed building which dates from the 14th century. Street is surrounded by a rich variety of towns, each with their own distinct character, such the neighbouring town of Glastonbury, renowned for its spirituality, or the historic cathedral city of Wells. Berrys Coaches run a daily "superfast" service to and from London and the nearest mainline train stations are at Castle Cary and Bridgwater. There is also a bus service to Bath and Bristol.

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Council Tax: Band D (Correct at time of marketing). To check council tax for this property, please refer to

Local Authority: Mendip District Council -[use Contact Agent Button]. Somerset County 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. Service/ estate management charges may apply.

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