A substantial detached four bedroom house situated in a stunning semi rural location with panoramic countryside views. Set within a generous plot of approx 0.68 acre, large driveway, detached double garage with separate annexe accommodation above including three bedrooms and a shower room.


The Old Kiln is an individual detached house constructed in the early 1980’s and situated on the grounds of a former kiln. Panoramic far reaching countryside views provide an incredible backdrop for the property which sits within a generous plot.

This excellent family home provides flexible accommodation with the inclusion of separate accommodation over the garage. This currently comprises three bedrooms and a shower room and is seen to offer excellent scope for multi-generational living or income potential.

The wonderfully proportioned and beautifully presented accommodation which has been updated by the owners is accessed via a porch leading into the internal hallway from which stairs rise to the first floor.

The impressive sitting room benefits from dual aspect windows which provide an abundance of natural light and offer a pleasant outlook over the front and rear gardens. The central fireplace has an inset wood burner and features reclaimed bricks, hearth tiles and a wooden mantle from the original kiln building.

Sliding doors open into the conservatory which offers a further large reception space with French doors opening to the garden. Fine views can be enjoyed over the garden and surrounding countryside.

The open plan kitchen/breakfast room and dining room provides a wonderfully sociable cooking and eating area with ample space for family dining/entertaining. The kitchen has been finished to a high standard and comprises a range of wall and base units with granite worktops over, integrated fridge and dishwasher along with a range cooker. Double rear aspect windows provide plenty of natural light as well as views over the rolling countryside.

The utility room includes a further range of fitted units, space for additional white goods, a door opening onto the driveway along with access to the modern downstairs cloakroom.

On the first floor there are four well proportioned double bedrooms along with the family shower room, en-suite and a good sized airing cupboard/linen closet.

All four bedrooms benefit from built in wardrobes along with incredible elevated far reaching views from both the front and rear of the property, across to Trent with Charlock Hill beyond and out towards Glastonbury Tor.

The spacious master bedroom benefits from a well appointed, fully tiled en-suite bathroom with a range of fitted units, wash hand basin, WC and a bath with electric shower over.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS
We understand that mains electric, water and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating. Economy 7 electric to both the house and annexe. Electric storage heaters in the annexe.

Somerset Council—Band E.

The property occupies a wonderful semi rural position with fine panoramic views towards open countryside yet only 2 miles north of Yeovil. The property is conveniently placed on the outskirts of Mudford which benefits from a range of amenities including The Half Moon Pub, Church, Village Hall which holds a range of meetings and activities, hairdressers, a number of local walks along with easy access to a Co-Op on Mudford Road on the way into Yeovil and the Babylon Hill shopping centre.

Schooling is available at Yeovil and nearby villages with additional private schooling available in the local area. Yeovil provides an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities. The Abbey town of Sherborne is just 7 miles distant and access to the A303 is just 5 miles to the north at Sparkford.

The Old Kiln stands in a total plot of 0.68 of an acre, backing onto open fields and enjoying fine countryside views from both the front and rear.

The house is well set back from the road, reached via a private gravelled driveway leading to a large parking and turning area which in turn leads to the detached double garage with twin up and over doors along with power and lighting connected.

Steps at the side of the garage rise to the ancillary accommodation which offers excellent flexibility to suit individual requirements either as an annexe, home office/craft spaces or for income generation. Under previous ownership these rooms were used for Bed and Breakfast.

The gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to provide a range of equally enjoyable spaces with the front section mainly laid to lawn, supported by mature planted borders along with a covered wishing well. To the right hand side there is a further area of lawn, greenhouse and a secure wooden store.

The garden to the left comprises a large semi circular patio, adjoining the conservatory which is ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining, a generous section of lawn interspersed with mature trees, an enclosed area ideal for vegetable growing along with a low maintenance gravelled garden with a range of raised planted beds at the immediate rear of the property.