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This property is believed to originate from the late 18th century with later additions, and has Lias stone elevations under a cared for thatched roof. The house is deceptively spacious, enjoying plenty of light and warmth with period features.? The more recent extension allows for generous accommodation, making this a great family home. Traditional period features include a stunning character Inglenook, exposed beams and many more, the charm and character immediately apparent as you enter.
This total floor area allows for a great deal of versatility, dependant on the demands of the buyer. The ground floor benefits from 2 reception rooms, a separate dining room, kitchen, downstairs WC and porch. The main reception has the special feature of the curved wall and feature fireplace, with some reports suggesting the circular portion of the house could be a former windmill, or part of what was the former Coach House. The remaining two reception rooms could be used for either a study, family room or ground floor bedroom. The space is in abundance and to use how you should see fit. The kitchen comprises of wall and base units throughout with space for dishwasher, fridge, freezer and electric cooker, induction hob with extractor hood and a dining room table all overlooking the garden.
Both reception rooms provide stairs to the 1st floor.? Located to one side of the property are the two double bedrooms and again the features of the curved wall and exposed beams. The remainder of the first floor provide a further two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom benefits from being triple aspect with views over the gardens, with an en-suite, recently updated by the current vendors in making it a home ready to move straight into with no further chain.? This really is a must view home, with beautiful much loved gardens.?
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Services
All mains services less gas.?Electric heating.
The Round House lies to the centre of the village of Sparkford that lies to the north of both the historic Abbey town of Sherborne and the local regional centre of Yeovil. The village has a filling station/mini supermarket on the west side, a church, a village hall, a public house and a cricket club while both Sherborne and Yeovil provide between them an excellent range of cultural, recreational and shopping facilities. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area with golf clubs at Wheathill, Sherborne and Yeovil while the region is well known for both its public and privately funded schools. Communication links are good with main line stations at both Castle Cary and Sherborne linking directly with London Paddington and London Waterloo respectively while road links are along the A303 joined nearby giving swift access to London and the Home Counties along the M3, M25 route.
The property benefits from a driveway parking and carport for 4/5 cars. There is a most useful outbuilding which is currently utilised as a garden/office, equipped with WC and basin.? This room could be adapted for a variety of purposes, offering scope for holiday letting or annexe potential subject to consents.??
The gardens for the property wrap the entire way around the house. A pathway from the office/studio leads you on a trail all the way through to the rear of the plot and through the middle until you reach around the side and to the front lawn area. There is a hardstanding area at the rear which is perfect for entertaining in the summer months. There is a range of mature shrubs, trees and borders, with lawned area abutting the back of the house. The garden is a super private retreat, orientated to enjoy the summer rays. The path leads around to the front which is laid to lawn garden with mature hedge borders. Back to listing
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Description
A most attractive four bedroom detatched, Grade II Listed family home situated in this sought-after village.? Gardens and detatched office/studio. No Onward Chain.This property is believed to originate from the late 18th century with later additions, and has Lias stone elevations under a cared for thatched roof. The house is deceptively spacious, enjoying plenty of light and warmth with period features.? The more recent extension allows for generous accommodation, making this a great family home. Traditional period features include a stunning character Inglenook, exposed beams and many more, the charm and character immediately apparent as you enter.
This total floor area allows for a great deal of versatility, dependant on the demands of the buyer. The ground floor benefits from 2 reception rooms, a separate dining room, kitchen, downstairs WC and porch. The main reception has the special feature of the curved wall and feature fireplace, with some reports suggesting the circular portion of the house could be a former windmill, or part of what was the former Coach House. The remaining two reception rooms could be used for either a study, family room or ground floor bedroom. The space is in abundance and to use how you should see fit. The kitchen comprises of wall and base units throughout with space for dishwasher, fridge, freezer and electric cooker, induction hob with extractor hood and a dining room table all overlooking the garden.
Both reception rooms provide stairs to the 1st floor.? Located to one side of the property are the two double bedrooms and again the features of the curved wall and exposed beams. The remainder of the first floor provide a further two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom benefits from being triple aspect with views over the gardens, with an en-suite, recently updated by the current vendors in making it a home ready to move straight into with no further chain.? This really is a must view home, with beautiful much loved gardens.?
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Services
All mains services less gas.?Electric heating.
The Round House lies to the centre of the village of Sparkford that lies to the north of both the historic Abbey town of Sherborne and the local regional centre of Yeovil. The village has a filling station/mini supermarket on the west side, a church, a village hall, a public house and a cricket club while both Sherborne and Yeovil provide between them an excellent range of cultural, recreational and shopping facilities. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area with golf clubs at Wheathill, Sherborne and Yeovil while the region is well known for both its public and privately funded schools. Communication links are good with main line stations at both Castle Cary and Sherborne linking directly with London Paddington and London Waterloo respectively while road links are along the A303 joined nearby giving swift access to London and the Home Counties along the M3, M25 route.
The property benefits from a driveway parking and carport for 4/5 cars. There is a most useful outbuilding which is currently utilised as a garden/office, equipped with WC and basin.? This room could be adapted for a variety of purposes, offering scope for holiday letting or annexe potential subject to consents.??
The gardens for the property wrap the entire way around the house. A pathway from the office/studio leads you on a trail all the way through to the rear of the plot and through the middle until you reach around the side and to the front lawn area. There is a hardstanding area at the rear which is perfect for entertaining in the summer months. There is a range of mature shrubs, trees and borders, with lawned area abutting the back of the house. The garden is a super private retreat, orientated to enjoy the summer rays. The path leads around to the front which is laid to lawn garden with mature hedge borders. Back to listing
