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Floorplan
Map3 bedroom end of terrace house
End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
1044
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Features and description
- Hamstone end of terrace family home
- Views of Ham Hill and surrounding countryside
- Beautiful tiered garden and terraces
- Spacious accommodation
59 High Street is a spacious three-bedroom, charming end of terrace Hamstone family home, offering a mix of traditional and modern aesthetics. It has wonderful views of Ham Hill and the surrounding countryside. At the rear of the property is a beautiful tiered garden with two terraces. Parking is on the road or in the neighbouring side streets.
Stoke-sub-Hamdon is a quiet and pretty village, located close to Ham Hill Country Park and provides the perfect location for enjoying countryside walks. Amenities include public houses, a church, primary school, dentist, doctors/chemist, a village hall along with various local businesses including a café and community. The A303, Yeovil, Crewkerne and Sherborne are easily accessible, all of which provide mainline train services to Exeter and London as well as being located within easy striking distance of a range of excellent state and private schools. The market town of Crewkerne offers a selection of pubs and restaurants, schools, a gym/swimming pool and shops including a Waitrose supermarket
In summary the property consists of Entrance hall, Sitting/Dining room, Kitchen/Breakfast room, Cloakroom, Three double bedrooms, Family bathroom.
A part glazed door leads into the spacious entrance hall with understairs storage cupboard and a cleverly hidden cloakroom utilising the space under the stairs.
Sitting Room/Dining Room: A light and airy reception room with the main focal point being the lovely Hamstone fire place with woodburning stove. The room has two areas a sitting area and a dining area with large windows at each end. The front facing window is a modern tilt and turn window and to the rear is a modern sash window, in keeping with the character of the property, and the flooring is wooden. The dining area is large enough for a 6-seater dining room table and chairs and has alcoves with shelving.
Kitchen: A charming kitchen with a mix of modern and traditional styling, a good range of wall and base units, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, terracotta tiled splash back areas, Hotpoint four-burner Gas hob and oven with extractor over, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, pantry/larder, space for a tall fridge/freezer, exposed beams and door leading down onto the side terrace. An archway from the Kitchen follows through into the breakfast room/further dining room. This a charming room with its exposed Hamstone walls and double French doors leading out onto a raised terrace, offering the most wonderful views across the garden and beyond.
Cloakroom: Hamstone feature wall, low level W/C, corner wash hand basin, wood panelled ceiling, glass wall mounted shelf.
Stairs rising to the first floor:
Master bedroom: Fitted wardrobes, window to the rear, wooden flooring and lovely views across open countryside. Radiator
Bedroom two: Window to the front with views of Ham Hill and the monument. Radiator.
Bedroom three: Window the front with views of Ham Hill and the monument, radiator and tv aerial point.
Family Bathroom: Panelled bath with shower over, vanity wash hand basin unit, heated towel rail, low level W/C, airing cupboard housing the Valiant boiler (3 years old), wall mounted cabinet, obscured window to the rear.
Access to the loft which is partially boarded and has a ladder.
Outside:
The property is approached via steps up to the path leading to the front door. There is a low stone wall and a pretty garden to the front which is mainly herbaceous borders, mature shrubs and plants with a small gravelled area.
To the rear there is a most wonderful tiered garden with a side terrace, main terrace and a further covered seating area at the bottom of the garden. The garden is laid mostly to lawn with a pretty ornamental pond, flower beds, shrubs, trees and raised beds. A wooden storage shed, greenhouse, and ingenious log store which has been created under the rear terrace, water butts, outdoor tap and pedestrian gate to the side of the property.
Property information:
Tenure: Freehold
EPC: D
Council Tax Band: C
Services – Mains electricity, Gas and water are connected with Gas central heating and mains drainage
Broadband - Fibre to the house
Mobile phone coverage - Indoor and outdoor coverage is available from four providers, for both voice and data
Stoke-sub-Hamdon is a quiet and pretty village, located close to Ham Hill Country Park and provides the perfect location for enjoying countryside walks. Amenities include public houses, a church, primary school, dentist, doctors/chemist, a village hall along with various local businesses including a café and community. The A303, Yeovil, Crewkerne and Sherborne are easily accessible, all of which provide mainline train services to Exeter and London as well as being located within easy striking distance of a range of excellent state and private schools. The market town of Crewkerne offers a selection of pubs and restaurants, schools, a gym/swimming pool and shops including a Waitrose supermarket
In summary the property consists of Entrance hall, Sitting/Dining room, Kitchen/Breakfast room, Cloakroom, Three double bedrooms, Family bathroom.
A part glazed door leads into the spacious entrance hall with understairs storage cupboard and a cleverly hidden cloakroom utilising the space under the stairs.
Sitting Room/Dining Room: A light and airy reception room with the main focal point being the lovely Hamstone fire place with woodburning stove. The room has two areas a sitting area and a dining area with large windows at each end. The front facing window is a modern tilt and turn window and to the rear is a modern sash window, in keeping with the character of the property, and the flooring is wooden. The dining area is large enough for a 6-seater dining room table and chairs and has alcoves with shelving.
Kitchen: A charming kitchen with a mix of modern and traditional styling, a good range of wall and base units, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, terracotta tiled splash back areas, Hotpoint four-burner Gas hob and oven with extractor over, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, pantry/larder, space for a tall fridge/freezer, exposed beams and door leading down onto the side terrace. An archway from the Kitchen follows through into the breakfast room/further dining room. This a charming room with its exposed Hamstone walls and double French doors leading out onto a raised terrace, offering the most wonderful views across the garden and beyond.
Cloakroom: Hamstone feature wall, low level W/C, corner wash hand basin, wood panelled ceiling, glass wall mounted shelf.
Stairs rising to the first floor:
Master bedroom: Fitted wardrobes, window to the rear, wooden flooring and lovely views across open countryside. Radiator
Bedroom two: Window to the front with views of Ham Hill and the monument. Radiator.
Bedroom three: Window the front with views of Ham Hill and the monument, radiator and tv aerial point.
Family Bathroom: Panelled bath with shower over, vanity wash hand basin unit, heated towel rail, low level W/C, airing cupboard housing the Valiant boiler (3 years old), wall mounted cabinet, obscured window to the rear.
Access to the loft which is partially boarded and has a ladder.
Outside:
The property is approached via steps up to the path leading to the front door. There is a low stone wall and a pretty garden to the front which is mainly herbaceous borders, mature shrubs and plants with a small gravelled area.
To the rear there is a most wonderful tiered garden with a side terrace, main terrace and a further covered seating area at the bottom of the garden. The garden is laid mostly to lawn with a pretty ornamental pond, flower beds, shrubs, trees and raised beds. A wooden storage shed, greenhouse, and ingenious log store which has been created under the rear terrace, water butts, outdoor tap and pedestrian gate to the side of the property.
Property information:
Tenure: Freehold
EPC: D
Council Tax Band: C
Services – Mains electricity, Gas and water are connected with Gas central heating and mains drainage
Broadband - Fibre to the house
Mobile phone coverage - Indoor and outdoor coverage is available from four providers, for both voice and data
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