A charming Grade II listed, semi detached period house situated in close proximity to the centre of Martock. The property benefits from plenty of characterful details, three bedrooms, spacious accommodation, private enclosed garden, a garage and off road parking. Offered for sale with no onward chain.


Moolham comprises a stunning Grade II listed Hamstone property which is situated within easy walking distance of village centre and a range of local amenities.

The original part of the property dates back approximately to the 15th century with later additions including the impressive dining hall, previously utilized as a Quaker meeting room, as well as a further extension at the rear which houses the kitchen.

Moolham is absolutely brimming with period features and characterful details such as flagstone flooring, exposed Hamstone walling, inglenook fireplaces and front aspect stone mullion windows to name but a few.

The well proportioned accommodation comprises a welcoming, spacious entrance hall, with stairs rising to the first floor and storage below.

The wonderfully proportioned sitting room benefits from dual aspect windows providing plenty of natural light and nice views over the front and side gardens. The exposed stone fireplace with wood burning stove provides a lovely focal point whilst the layout lends itself well to accommodate a work from home space if required.

The striking dining room provides an excellent space for both family dining and entertaining with its high ceiling, dual aspect windows, lovely exposed wooden flooring and feature inglenook fireplace. There is also access to a convenient downstairs WC.

At the rear of the property is the kitchen/breakfast room which comprises a range of wooden wall and base units, a Belfast sink, space and plumbing for white goods along with a door opening into the rear garden.

The original part of the house is set over three storeys with the first floor providing access to two of the double bedrooms along with the family bathroom. The master bedroom situated on the second floor.

The second and third bedrooms are both situated at the front of the property, enjoying nice views over the front garden and surrounding village. Both these well proportioned double rooms benefit from built in storage.

The generously sized family bathroom comprises a bath with electric shower over, wash hand basin set within a vanity unit, WC, electric heated towel rail, separate radiator along with lovely exposed wooden flooring and painted wooden panelling.

The master bedroom is a further large double room which features a charming vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams. A Velux window provides plenty of natural light along with pleasant views over the rear garden. Heating is supplied via electric wall heaters.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS
We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating. A Hive system is connected to enable remote control of the heating and lights.

Somerset Council—Band E.

Agents Note: Please be aware that the title deeds state that the property is a mixture of freehold and good leasehold. Further details from the selling agents.

Moolham occupies a convenient spot, centrally located in the popular Somerset village of Martock. Martock comprises mainly period houses and cottages built of the local honey coloured Hamstone for which the area is well known. Local amenities include a number of restaurants and public houses in addition recreational and shopping facilities. Communication links are good with the M5 joined near Taunton and the A303 joined at the Cartgate roundabout. There are mainline railways stations at Castle Cary and Yeovil linking with London Paddington and London Waterloo respectively.

To the front of the property is a very pretty cottage garden, enclosed by Hamstone walling, featuring a colourful range of plants and shrubs along with a pathway leading to the front door.

To the side is a gated driveway providing off road parking which leads to the detached single garage and a side gate opening to the rear garden. The garage benefits from an electric double doors, power and light connected along with a personal door opening to the rear garden.

The nicely proportioned rear garden is a beautifully private and fully enclosed space, filled with a wide range of mature plants, shrubs and trees including cooking and eating apples as well as plenty of options for outdoor seating, dining and entertaining. There are also shaped areas of lawn, a tucked away greenhouse, a separate large timber shed with power connected and a small pond.