Built in 1977 from the local Blue Lias stone, this is a notably bright property in an excellent position. With a southerly aspect to the front of the house, the large reception room, accessed from a spacious entrance hall, is worth a special mention with dual aspect, glazed doors that open out onto a sheltered rear terrace and an impressive fireplace housing a functioning wood burner. A sizeable dining room lies to the front of the house and would also make an ideal study, snug or playroom.

The kitchen, which sits towards the rear of the property and provides plenty of space for a table and chairs, is compete with a range of solid oak wall and base units under a tiled and granite worktop, housing an Indesit oven and hob, AEG dishwasher, Bosch washing machine and stainless steel sink. A cloakroom, access to a double integrated garage, with potential to convert (subject to any necessary consents) and access to the rear garden, complete the picture on this floor.

Stairs rise from the hall to the landing off which are to be found four excellent bedrooms with storage and lovely views. The principal bedroom, with triple aspect, has the benefit of an ensuite shower room with shower cubicle, basin and WC and a further family bathroom with bathtub, bidet, basin, and WC services the other bedrooms. A useful airing cupboard lies off the landing and there is also access to the loft space.

Windows in the house are double glazed and the solar panels also do their part in keeping energy costs down.

OUTSIDE
The mature gardens, which surround the house and lie mainly to the rear, are a delight and now provide a very private and peaceful refuge, full of year round interest and colour. There are a wide array of trees and shrubs that include Himalayan Pine, Silver Birch, Plum and Pear trees along with numerous well stocked borders.

Vertical emphasis is given with the inclusion of two timber pergolas, one adorned in a purple wisteria, along with various clipped hedges. A raised pond with water feature enhances the perfect backdrop to a large terrace, ideal for a spot of alfresco dining.

The front garden is also mature, with a rich variety of evergreens along with a lawned area and further borders. The driveway offers parking for several cars and a path leads from here round to the front door.

SITUATION
Wearne is a quiet, sought-after hamlet, lying in the heart of the Somerset levels in a superbly elevated position just outside the thriving, historic market town of Langport.
Langport is a hub for neighbouring villages, with a Post Office, Library, Pharmacy and Medical Centre alongside good supermarkets and independent shops, craft workshops and many good places to eat and drink. The larger towns of Glastonbury, Taunton, Yeovil, Sherborne and Bruton are all within easy reach and offer a full range of leisure, sporting, shopping and arts facilities.

A network of mainly level footpaths can take you along beside the River Parrett (part of the River Parrett Trail), through Northmoor or around the town.