3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

A double-fronted 3-bed semi-detached home on the edge of Langport, benefitting from solar panels, an extremely generous, 125ft south-facing garden and ample off-road parking.

The property is accessed from the front via a part-glazed UPVC door that leads into a small entranceway. To the left is the sitting room, laid with carpet and enjoying a window to the front and electric fire with marble-effect surround. A small area to the rear offers a snug study space with sliding patio doors providing access into the rear garden and allowing plenty of light into both rooms. On the opposite side of the house to the sitting room is the kitchen, laid with wood effect vinyl flooring and enjoying a handy under-stairs cupboard. At 15ft long, there is an ample number of wall and base units with laminate Zenith worktops and acrylic splashbacks over, 4-burner electric hob, eye-level double oven, one-and-a-half stainless steel sink with drainer, and space/plumbing for a washing machine/dishwasher. The kitchen has been cleverly designed to maximise storage space and work surface area, incorporating a small breakfast bar to one side and a large pantry cupboard on the other. A glazed-panel door leads out from the kitchen to the utility room at the rear of the property, which enjoys further wall and base units with worktops over, stainless steel sink with drainer and space/plumbing for appliances. An alcove provides the perfect spot to house a freestanding fridge-freezer and a glazed door leads out to the rear garden. Adjacent to the utility is a downstairs cloakroom with low-level WC and hand basin, along with the gas-fired boiler.
Carpeted stairs rise from the entranceway to the first floor landing, with a window overlooking the rear and providing access into each of the rooms upstairs.
Bedrooms one and two sit to the front of the property and both enjoy built in storage, with wardrobes in bedroom one and an over-stairs cupboard in bedroom two. Bedroom three is to the rear and is a reasonable sized single room, or home office. Completing the internal accommodation is the family bathroom, tiled in all the appropriate places and comprising of a white suite of bath with shower over, low-level WC and pedestal basin, with obscure glazed window to the rear.

The property is situated on the edge of Huish Episcopi, which borders the quaint market town of Langport

There are local amenities in the village including the extremely popular Rose & Crown (Eli's) Inn, Huish Episcopi Academy & Sixth Form with adjoining sports centre with facilities for all ages, and the famous parish church of St. Mary's.

The busy market town of Langport is about one mile away where there is an excellent range of everyday amenities including supermarket, shops, banking services, post office, doctors' and dentists' surgeries, petrol station, garages, library, veterinary surgery and primary school.

The established rear garden to the house is an impressive length at c. 125ft, and is separated into several sections. Immediately adjacent to the house is a patio, perfect for enjoying al fresco dining due to the south-facing aspect. A path around to the side provides access to the front drive. Beyond the patio is an area of lawn, bisected by a concrete path leading to the rest of the garden and bordered by an array of mature shrubs, hedges and trees, including pear and plum. A small fence separates the lawn and a good sized vegetable patch, laid with good soil and currently planted with an array of seasonal produce and flowering plants. Continuing along the path, to the left hand side is a fruit cage, filled with strawberries, apples, grapes amongst others, and to the right a large shed (c. 20x10ft) equipped with power and lighting, along with a number of shelves and benches. Finally, to the very end of the garden sits a greenhouse, a further brick built gardeners shed and a small patio area, shaded well by the tall trees and bushes that line the rear boundary. To the front of the house is a gravelled parking area sufficient for 4 vehicles, and a small lawn bordered by established shrubs.

The property also benefits from solar panels, which provide the property with power and a small income from a feed-in-tariff.