A three bedroom end of terrace house located in a popular area of Yeovil. The property features well presented and spacious accommodation, rear garden off road parking and a separate garage. No onward chain.


31 Bucklers Mead Road comprises a fantastic three bedroom family home situated in a sought after residential road in Yeovil.

The property has been recently updated by the current owners and features beautifully light and well presented accommodation throughout.

An external porch opens directly into the large sitting/family/dining room which features a central fireplace with wood burner inset and dual aspect windows.

The kitchen benefits from being extended previously and comprises a range of fitted wall and base units with plenty of space for appliances, a large rear aspect window offering a pleasant outlook over the garden and a door opening into the lean to/covered patio area.

Stairs rise from the side of the sitting room to the first floor where there are three good sized bedrooms, two of which benefit from built in storage.

The family bathroom has recently been updated and comprises a modern suite of a bath with mixer taps, separate corner shower enclosure, wash hand basin with vanity unit and a WC.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS
We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating.

Somerset Council—Band B.

The property is situated on Bucklers Mead Road in a popular residential area within a walking distance are a number of local convenience stores. The town centre is just a short drive away, offering good shopping, business, cultural and leisure activities including a multi-screen cinema and adjacent ten pin bowling, public swimming pool, Nuffield Health Club, the Octagon theatre along with an excellent range of restaurants and bars.

There are excellent transport links as Yeovil is situated within easy reach of the A303, the county town of Taunton and the M5 are approximately 24 miles.

To the front of the property the block paved driveway provides off road parking for several vehicles and at the top of the driveway a pedestrian pathway provides direct access into the rear garden.

The rear garden provides an enclosed, low maintenance space which comprises a covered patio at the immediate rear of the house, offering an ideal spot for alfresco dining. Steps rise up the main area of garden which features artificial turf, supporting planted borders and a wooden shed.

There is also a personnel door opening into the garage which is situated at the rear of the property, accessed via a service road off St Mary’s Crescent.