A beautifully presented two bedroom period home, offering well-proportioned accommodation, situated within the centre of a sought-after village. The property includes off-road parking, and a delightful, walled courtyard garden.

A door to the front of the property opens into an entrance porch, which has an inner door opening into the sitting room. A spacious and comfortable reception room, the sitting room has a central fireplace with an inset multi-fuel stove, providing a lovely focal point. In addition, there is a double glazed window to the front with an electric blind, and three square alcoves to one wall with lights. An opening from the sitting room then leads through to the superb kitchen/dining room at the rear of the house.

Tastefully presented and extended, creating an ideal space for a table and chairs, the kitchen is fitted with a range of matching floor and wall units, with solid wood work surfaces. Within the kitchen, there is an integrated under-the-counter fridge and freezer, a dishwasher and a wine cooler. Furthermore, there is an electric range cooker with an extractor over, a tiled floor (continued throughout remainder of the ground floor accommodation), and a built-in pantry cupboard.

From the kitchen, there is access into a useful utility room, which provides plumbing for a freestanding washing machine, an additional sink unit with mixer taps and houses a wall-mounted Worcester combination boiler for the gas central heating (serviced annually). Adjoining the utility room is a downstairs WC, with a heated towel rail and an extractor fan.

On the first floor, there are two good size double bedrooms, the Master with a built-in wardrobe over the stair recess. Within the second bedroom, there are fitted wardrobes along the whole wall with sliding doors, which provide excellent storage. This bedroom also has access to the loft space, which has both light and power.

Completing the accommodation is the well-appointed family bathroom, fitted with a matching white suite comprising a low level WC, a bath with central mixer taps, a vanity wash hand basin, a corner shower cubicle, and a heated towel rail.

The property is located within the popular village of Keinton Mandeville, which sits midway between the market towns of Somerton to the west, and Castle Cary to the east.

The village has a population of approx. 1,200 and has a local village store, a good pub and other amenities, as well as Keinton Mandeville Primary School which is located near the centre of the village and highly regarded. The village hall is the hub of the community and regularly hosts adult education classes, Pilates, short mat bowling, Sea Scouts, Brownies and a weekly clinic.

The land around Keinton Mandeville is mixed agriculture with five farms surrounding the village - two providing popular farm shops. There are also playing fields with children’s play area, tennis court and a skateboard park - making Keinton Mandeville a wonderfully popular and vibrant place to live.

To the front of the property, a driveway provides off road parking for one vehicle, with a pathway to the side leading to the front door.

To the rear of this impressive period home is a walled courtyard garden, laid to slate coloured patio and offering space for outdoor seating and dining. At the back of the courtyard is a stone outbuilding, which has power.