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£335,0002 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
High Street, Nunney BA11
Study
Semi-detached house
2 beds
1 bath
1035
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Charming Period Home
- Well Presented
- Rear Garden
- Highly Sought After Village with Amenities
- Well Proportioned Rooms
- Quiet Location off High Street
- Superb Local Walks
- 14th Century Medieval Castle in Village
A stunning, two bedroom, two reception room cottage situated in this highly desirable village near Frome, boasting fine amenities including a 14th century Medieval Castle, Public House, café, a general store and a primary school.
The property offers beautifully proportioned accommodation over two floors comprising; spacious entrance hall which could also be used as a dining room. The kitchen leads from the entrance hall and boasts a range of floor and wall units and ample space for a dining table and chairs. Integrated appliances include an electric fan oven, electric hob with extractor hood above. The sitting room is beautifully presented with a central fireplace with woodburning stove being the focal point of the room. Double doors lead out to the garden area. To the first floor are the two bedrooms, a study area in the landing as well as the family bathroom. This floor exudes charm with vaulted ceilings in both bedrooms. The principle bedroom provides fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has been finished to a high standard with white fittings along with a herringbone style floor.
Externally there is a pretty rear garden offering a lovely space to relax and unwind. There is a charming courtyard to sit out directly outside the house accessible from the front door or the double doors from the sitting room. Accessed from the courtyard is a charming walkway to a decked area providing a wonderful place for outside dining.
Situation - Nunney has a thriving community including its annual easter duck race and the well supported Nunney Fayre at the end of July amongst other events held throughout the year. There is also a Nunney players theatre group. The village is benefits from a fine Public House which also has 10 rooms, a café, a general store, Primary School and a fine 14th Century Medieval Castle. Also there is a village hall which has a post office and a charming children's playground. Nearby is the town of Frome which is well known for its fine Bohemian feel offering a wide array of shops, restaurants and a cinema. Frome has good rail links to nearby towns and cities including Bath and Bristol and London.
Property Information - Council Tax Band: C
Freehold
Mains Drainage and Electricity, Oil fired Central Heating.
EPC Rating; F
The property offers beautifully proportioned accommodation over two floors comprising; spacious entrance hall which could also be used as a dining room. The kitchen leads from the entrance hall and boasts a range of floor and wall units and ample space for a dining table and chairs. Integrated appliances include an electric fan oven, electric hob with extractor hood above. The sitting room is beautifully presented with a central fireplace with woodburning stove being the focal point of the room. Double doors lead out to the garden area. To the first floor are the two bedrooms, a study area in the landing as well as the family bathroom. This floor exudes charm with vaulted ceilings in both bedrooms. The principle bedroom provides fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has been finished to a high standard with white fittings along with a herringbone style floor.
Externally there is a pretty rear garden offering a lovely space to relax and unwind. There is a charming courtyard to sit out directly outside the house accessible from the front door or the double doors from the sitting room. Accessed from the courtyard is a charming walkway to a decked area providing a wonderful place for outside dining.
Situation - Nunney has a thriving community including its annual easter duck race and the well supported Nunney Fayre at the end of July amongst other events held throughout the year. There is also a Nunney players theatre group. The village is benefits from a fine Public House which also has 10 rooms, a café, a general store, Primary School and a fine 14th Century Medieval Castle. Also there is a village hall which has a post office and a charming children's playground. Nearby is the town of Frome which is well known for its fine Bohemian feel offering a wide array of shops, restaurants and a cinema. Frome has good rail links to nearby towns and cities including Bath and Bristol and London.
Property Information - Council Tax Band: C
Freehold
Mains Drainage and Electricity, Oil fired Central Heating.
EPC Rating; F
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About this agent
After successfully selling properties in Trowbridge and the surrounding villages for over 15 years it seems only natural to open a branch in the town, and we're excited to say we'll be opening our doors early in 2025. Chris and Steve both live in Trowbridge and can offer expert knowledge of the local area and marketplace as a whole. Together with Strakers’ regional weight and presence, and the global reach of our media partners, our team will deliver the perfect balance to sell your property. Although our branch isn't open quite yet, our Trowbridge team are already working hard and would love the opportunity to discuss your plans and provide you with a free valuation if you’re looking to sell your property in Trowbridge or any of the nearby towns and surrounding villages.