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£695,0005 bedroom detached house for sale
Combe Street Lane, Yeovil
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Detached house
5 beds
4 baths
3110
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Super-fast 51Mbps *
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Features and description
- Expansive Hallway
- Two Reception Rooms
- Spacious Kitchen with Aga
- Utility and Cloakroom
- Principle Bedroom with Dressing Room/En Suite
- Guest Bedroom with En Suite
- Three Further Bedrooms and Two Bathrooms
- Extensive Parking, Garaging and Large Gardens
- Council Tax Band F
- Freehold
A spacious and greatly extended, five bedroom detached house enjoying a wonderful edge of town location set within gardens of 0.36 acres and stunning country views towards the Mendip Hills. EPC Band D.
Situation - This wonderful family home is situated on the northern fringes of the town, offering a peaceful country feel with breathtaking rural views across the surrounding countryside, including Glastonbury Tor and the Mendip Hills. Despite its idyllic setting, the property is conveniently located just 1.5 miles from the town centre, which provides an excellent range of shopping, recreational, and educational facilities, as well as a mainline rail link to Exeter and London Waterloo.
Description - This delightful home, dating back to the late 1920s, features a rendered and colour-washed exterior beneath a tiled roof. In 2003, the property was significantly extended to create a superb kitchen with a principal suite above, designed to take full advantage of the stunning countryside views.
The house benefits from gas-fired central heating and uPVC double-glazed windows and is presented in excellent decorative order throughout. Offering spacious and flexible accommodation arranged over three floors, it is set within private gardens and grounds extending to approximately 0.36 acres.
The grounds include extensive parking and turning space, a detached garage/workshop, lawned rear gardens with a raised decking area ideal for outdoor entertaining, and a useful range of outbuildings, including a large garden shed, summerhouse, and mower shed.
Accommodation - The property features a large entrance porch with courtesy light, opening into a spacious hallway with carpeted parquet flooring and a staircase rising to the first floor, complete with an under-stairs cupboard and wine rack. The sitting room enjoys dual-aspect views and glazed French doors to the rear garden, complemented by a contemporary fireplace with a remote-controlled gas living flame fire and Hive thermostat. The dining room boasts a beautiful limestone fireplace (currently capped) and a front-facing window. The impressive kitchen/dining room offers stunning countryside views and is extensively fitted with 13m of worktop, 1½ bowl sink unit, tiled splashbacks, and a wide range of cupboards and drawers. Appliances include a gas-fired four-oven Aga with warming plate, integrated Whirlpool gas hob with electric oven and grill, stainless steel extractor, Miele dishwasher, and full-height fridge. A built-in dining table and glazed French doors lead to the raised decking area. An adjoining utility room provides a single-drainer sink, worktops, cupboards, space for a washing machine, and wall units—one housing the Worcester gas-fired boiler. A glazed side door and half-tiled walls complete the space. There is also a cloakroom with a low-level WC, glass circular wash basin, and half-tiled walls.
The half landing offers fine rear views and leads to the main landing with a linen cupboard and radiator. The principal suite includes a dressing room with fitted wardrobes, an en suite shower room with a large walk-in shower, concealed WC, vanity unit, heated towel rail, and fully tiled walls and floor. A walk-in wardrobe provides shelving, hanging rails, a radiator, built-in safe, and roof void access. The bedroom features a large picture window with stunning views towards Glastonbury Tor. Bedroom two has a front-facing window and en suite shower room with shower, WC, pedestal basin, heated towel rail, and fully tiled walls and floor. Bedroom five, currently used as a home office, includes fitted shelving and a front-facing window. Bedroom three offers a front-facing window, mirrored wardrobes, and bedside wall lights. The family bathroom comprises a panelled bath, concealed WC, recessed pedestal basin with mirror, heated towel rail, tiled floor, and half-tiled walls.
The second-floor half landing enjoys countryside views and leads to a landing with eaves storage housing the pressurised hot water cylinder. Bedroom four features two large roof lights with blinds and built-in furniture, including wardrobes, drawers, and shelving. Opposite is a spacious bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, WC, wash basin, and a sauna (currently disconnected), all with fully tiled walls and floor and a large roof light.
Outside - The property is approached via a well-screened gravel driveway, offering extensive parking and turning space. It provides access to a fully insulated precast concrete garage/workshop with a pebble-dash render, fitted with metal up-and-over doors, power, lighting, a side personnel door, and a rear double-glazed window. On either side of the property, gated entrances lead to the rear garden, which benefits from external electrics and a pond with waterfall. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, well-fenced and hedged, and enjoys open views across farmland. Within the grounds is a useful range of outbuildings, including a garden shed, summerhouse, and mower shed. To the rear of the house, accessible from the kitchen and sitting room, is a raised decking area—perfect for outdoor entertaining—complete with external lighting, electric sockets, and a water feature. In total, the grounds extend to approximately 0.36 acres.
Services - All mains services are connected
Gas fired central heating
Broadband : Standard and Superfast (Ofcom)
Mobile coverage : EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone (Ofcom)
Flood Risk Status : Very Low Risk (Environment Agency)
Viewings - Strictly by appointment through the selling agent, Stags, Yeovil office. Telephone[use Contact Agent Button]
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Situation - This wonderful family home is situated on the northern fringes of the town, offering a peaceful country feel with breathtaking rural views across the surrounding countryside, including Glastonbury Tor and the Mendip Hills. Despite its idyllic setting, the property is conveniently located just 1.5 miles from the town centre, which provides an excellent range of shopping, recreational, and educational facilities, as well as a mainline rail link to Exeter and London Waterloo.
Description - This delightful home, dating back to the late 1920s, features a rendered and colour-washed exterior beneath a tiled roof. In 2003, the property was significantly extended to create a superb kitchen with a principal suite above, designed to take full advantage of the stunning countryside views.
The house benefits from gas-fired central heating and uPVC double-glazed windows and is presented in excellent decorative order throughout. Offering spacious and flexible accommodation arranged over three floors, it is set within private gardens and grounds extending to approximately 0.36 acres.
The grounds include extensive parking and turning space, a detached garage/workshop, lawned rear gardens with a raised decking area ideal for outdoor entertaining, and a useful range of outbuildings, including a large garden shed, summerhouse, and mower shed.
Accommodation - The property features a large entrance porch with courtesy light, opening into a spacious hallway with carpeted parquet flooring and a staircase rising to the first floor, complete with an under-stairs cupboard and wine rack. The sitting room enjoys dual-aspect views and glazed French doors to the rear garden, complemented by a contemporary fireplace with a remote-controlled gas living flame fire and Hive thermostat. The dining room boasts a beautiful limestone fireplace (currently capped) and a front-facing window. The impressive kitchen/dining room offers stunning countryside views and is extensively fitted with 13m of worktop, 1½ bowl sink unit, tiled splashbacks, and a wide range of cupboards and drawers. Appliances include a gas-fired four-oven Aga with warming plate, integrated Whirlpool gas hob with electric oven and grill, stainless steel extractor, Miele dishwasher, and full-height fridge. A built-in dining table and glazed French doors lead to the raised decking area. An adjoining utility room provides a single-drainer sink, worktops, cupboards, space for a washing machine, and wall units—one housing the Worcester gas-fired boiler. A glazed side door and half-tiled walls complete the space. There is also a cloakroom with a low-level WC, glass circular wash basin, and half-tiled walls.
The half landing offers fine rear views and leads to the main landing with a linen cupboard and radiator. The principal suite includes a dressing room with fitted wardrobes, an en suite shower room with a large walk-in shower, concealed WC, vanity unit, heated towel rail, and fully tiled walls and floor. A walk-in wardrobe provides shelving, hanging rails, a radiator, built-in safe, and roof void access. The bedroom features a large picture window with stunning views towards Glastonbury Tor. Bedroom two has a front-facing window and en suite shower room with shower, WC, pedestal basin, heated towel rail, and fully tiled walls and floor. Bedroom five, currently used as a home office, includes fitted shelving and a front-facing window. Bedroom three offers a front-facing window, mirrored wardrobes, and bedside wall lights. The family bathroom comprises a panelled bath, concealed WC, recessed pedestal basin with mirror, heated towel rail, tiled floor, and half-tiled walls.
The second-floor half landing enjoys countryside views and leads to a landing with eaves storage housing the pressurised hot water cylinder. Bedroom four features two large roof lights with blinds and built-in furniture, including wardrobes, drawers, and shelving. Opposite is a spacious bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, WC, wash basin, and a sauna (currently disconnected), all with fully tiled walls and floor and a large roof light.
Outside - The property is approached via a well-screened gravel driveway, offering extensive parking and turning space. It provides access to a fully insulated precast concrete garage/workshop with a pebble-dash render, fitted with metal up-and-over doors, power, lighting, a side personnel door, and a rear double-glazed window. On either side of the property, gated entrances lead to the rear garden, which benefits from external electrics and a pond with waterfall. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, well-fenced and hedged, and enjoys open views across farmland. Within the grounds is a useful range of outbuildings, including a garden shed, summerhouse, and mower shed. To the rear of the house, accessible from the kitchen and sitting room, is a raised decking area—perfect for outdoor entertaining—complete with external lighting, electric sockets, and a water feature. In total, the grounds extend to approximately 0.36 acres.
Services - All mains services are connected
Gas fired central heating
Broadband : Standard and Superfast (Ofcom)
Mobile coverage : EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone (Ofcom)
Flood Risk Status : Very Low Risk (Environment Agency)
Viewings - Strictly by appointment through the selling agent, Stags, Yeovil office. Telephone[use Contact Agent Button]
Directions - What3words///tiger.deaf.glee
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About this agent
Established in 2006, Stags Yeovil office is ideally positioned on the Dorset/Somerset border and is the firm's most easterly branch. The office can be easily found in Park Road, with convenient parking close by. The town has good communications, being a short distance from the A303 to London (130 miles) and Taunton (30 miles). Its rail links are excellent and there are two railway stations: Yeovil Pen Mill and Yeovil Junction. Ham Hill, just to the south of Yeovil, has for centuries provided the lovely honey coloured stone for the construction of property in pretty villages, such as East and West Coker. Stags also deal with properties going out towards the Somerset Levels, up to the Mendip Hills and to the east into the Blackmore Vale. Yeovil has close associations with the aircraft and defence industries and is home to Augusta Westland (helicopter manufacturers), as well as Normalair Garratt (who make aircraft oxygen systems). The town has two aerodromes, Yeovil Aerodrome and RNAS Yeovilton. The Quedam Shopping Centre has around 45 shops, plus there are many good independent shops.