4 bedroom detached house

A well-presented and greatly extended, detached residence situated on a large plot in a desirable location on the west side of town.

The property, has been extended greatly over the years and with the addition of 2 dormer bedrooms and an upstairs shower room, now offers spacious accommodation over 2 floors. Constructed in the 1970's of red brick under a pitch tiled roof, the property is nestled on a larger than average plot nicely tucked away at the end of a cul-de-sac on the west side of town.

The spacious and flexible accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises; a double glazed entrance door opens into a useful porch with door leading into the welcoming hallway. Stairs rise up to the first floor, doors leading to the ground floor rooms along with a useful airing cupboard and storage/cloaks cupboard. To the front is the principle bedroom with built-in bedroom furniture, along the hallway is bedroom 5/study, family bathroom and bedroom 2 which is also a double. The main reception rooms are open plan extending to just over 25ft and offer lovely living/dining accommodation. Also from the dining room is an attractive conservatory which takes full advantage of the garden. To the rear of the property is a well-fitted kitchen with an extensive range of wall and base units along with built-in double oven and induction hob. There is a breakfast room which captures the morning sunshine and a useful utility with door leading out to the garden. On the first floor there are bedrooms 3 & 4, both doubles with eaves storage. Completing the accommodation is a modern shower room.

An early viewing is strongly advised to fully appreciate this well-presented family home.

The property is situated on the West side of Bridgwater close to the sought after areas of Durleigh and Wembdon. The popular Haygrove School is within walking distance, as well as a primary school. Close by is Durleigh reservoir and slightly further afield is the village of Enmore with the well-known Enmore Park Golf Club. For those requiring access to Taunton there are two routes, one through Bridgwater via the M5 or A38 or the over the Quantock Hills. The Quantock Hills are designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and where many outdoor activities and pursuits can be enjoyed. The town of Bridgwater itself offers a comprehensive range of facilities and in addition has a train station and two junctions to the M5 motorway.

Outside the gardens to the rear are extensive and sectioned to provide a variety of uses. The main garden is laid to lawn interspersed with a variety of matures shrubs and trees. There is a raised decked area and patio area, both of which provide ideal spaces for alfresco dining and summer entertaining. An attractive timber trellis arch nicely divides the garden and leads to a further area of lawn with a summer house and greenhouse. There is an area to the rear which would lend itself to a vegetable plot and area for composting. To the front there is a gravelled area and driveway to the side providing parking for several vehicles and leading to the double garage 18'4 x 16'5 with up and over door, power, light and water.