A nicely proportioned two bedroom semi-detached bungalow in need of updating, pleasantly situated towards the end of a cul-de-sac on the edge of Langport, with front and back gardens and garage en-bloc. No onward chain.

The bungalow is accessed from the side via a PVC door which leads into the hallway, carpeted and benefitting from loft access as well as an airing cupboard. Immediately to the right is bedroom two, a carpeted small double room with window overlooking the front garden. Also overlooking the front garden is the sitting room, a light, generously sized room featuring a stone open fire (untested) with tiled hearth. To the rear of the property is the kitchen, laid with linoleum and currently fitted with a range of wall and base units with worktops and tiled splashbacks over, stainless steel sink with drainer, with space for electric hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble drier. The gas fired boiler is situated in the corner, and access is provided via a glazed PVC door into the conservatory – laid with linoleum and with windows on all sides looking into the rear garden. Bedroom one also sits at the rear of the property and is a good sized double. Completing the internal accommodation is the bathroom, laid with linoleum and half-tiled walls, comprising of a suite of bath with electric shower over, low-level WC and pedestal basin.

Brookland Road is located in the popular village of Huish Episcopi, adjacent to the attractive market town of Langport. Huish Episcopi offers local amenities including the popular Rose & Crown (Eli's) Inn, Huish Episcopi Academy with adjoining sports centre with facilities for all ages, Kelways Garden Center & Café, and the famous parish church of St. Mary's. Langport (1 mile) features a host of every day amenities including supermarket, petrol station, banking and post office services, doctors and dentists, public houses, bakers, butchers, as well as hosting a weekly market.

The fully enclosed rear garden at 120 Brookland Road is a pretty and peaceful space, laid mostly to lawn with established shrub-laid borders, and a short footpath leading up to a handy garden shed. A small apple tree sits in front of a short timber fence with gate that leads through to a vegetable patch. A side gate opens out to the side of the house, fronted with a small patch of lawn and leading to the front garden, a pleasant and attractive space, bordered with an array of small shrubs, bushes and trees and otherwise laid to lawn. The bungalow forms part of a L-shaped row of bungalows that all front a large lawned area that provides a pleasant, open outlook. Located a short distance away is the garage, featuring up-and-over door.