An attractive three-bedroomed home, close to the heart of Somerton, thoroughly modernised to a high standard. Featuring generous internal accommodation, an attractive, low maintenance garden and garage.

Tastefully modernised in the last 12 months, Caimbeul House forms part of the small Harding Court development close to the heart of Somerton. The property is accessed from the front via a part-glazed composite door which leads into the hallway, laid with wood-effect vinyl flooring, and hosting a handy under-stairs cupboard and coat store, as well as the downstairs cloakroom, with low-level WC and hand basin. The living room sits at the end of the hallway and is a large, carpeted, double-aspect room. With a feature stone fireplace and double-glazed French doors that lead out to the rear garden.

At the back of the home is the kitchen, where like the rest of the house has been thoroughly modernised. With vinyl flooring continued through and featuring a smart range of wall and base units with marble effect worktops with tiled splashback over, single sink with drainer, integrated appliances including: eye-level oven and microwave, induction hob with extractor over, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. The kitchen is large enough to comfortably host a dining table and provides access to the rear garden via a double glazed door.

Carpeted stairs from the hallway lead to the first floor landing, which benefits from a large airing cupboard and loft access. Upstairs hosts two very good sized double rooms to the rear of the house and a further single/office room to the front, all also recently re-carpeted. The master bedroom features a large built-in wardrobe in addition to an en-suite fitted to a high standard with a shower cubicle, low-level WC and hand basin within vanity unit. Completing the internal accommodation is the bathroom, featuring a large shower cubicle, low-level WC, hand basin within vanity unit and an extremely handy cupboard, which the seller currently uses to house a tumble dryer.

Mains gas, electric, water and drainage. Somerset Council Tax Band: D. Freehold tenancy

Formerly the capital of Wessex, this rural town is steeped in history, and gave its name to the county. With a thriving arts community as well as a vast array of businesses Somerton continues to grow. There are a wide range of everyday amenities including shops, primary school, bank, library, optician, vet, doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries, churches and public houses. The surrounding towns of Langport, Street, Glastonbury and Yeovil are within easy travelling distance. Main line rail stations at Yeovil and Castle Cary. Access to the A303 at Ilchester and to the M5 motorway at Taunton (junction 25) and Bridgwater (junction 23).

The south-facing garden for Number 5 is well-manicured and low-maintenance, designed to create an extremely attractive space. Immediately adjacent to the rear of the house is a decked area that runs the width of the house. Steps lead down to a pretty gravelled area dispersed with patio slabs and hosting a handy storage shed, as well as featuring an attractive stone walled rear border. A wooden gate leads through the wall to the parking area, where number 5 benefits from a single garage with power and lighting, as well as a parking space in front. To the front of the house is a further storage shed behind a low Lias stone wall, with ample additional parking available on the road immediately to the front.