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Located in a set back position in the quiet residential area of The Park, No. 57 is a stunning example of early 1900’s architecture, with the current resident being only the third owner of the property. Showcasing a wealth of period features throughout the property with cast iron fireplaces, embossed wall detailing and many more charming character touches.
The property is entered via a wooden front door with stained glass fanlight into the initial porch which features an intricate tiled floor with a coir mat inset. Double glazed leaded doors open into the impressive hallway which is laid with wooden flooring and features a cupboard for storing coats/shoes etc.
To the left hand side of the hall is the morning room which has a lovely, large front aspect window allowing for plenty of natural light and also features a fireplace with wooden surround and gas fire inset along with fitted shelving and a built in storage cupboard.
Also situated at the front of the property across the hall, is the formal dining room which boasts an impressive feature fireplace with a carved wooden surround and an open fire (not in use). Along with embossed wall and ceiling detailing which surrounds the coving. The dining room is again a beautifully light space with a large bay window to the front aspect.
To the rear of the hallway is the main sitting room which is spacious and naturally light, featuring a large rear aspect bay window and an impressive cast iron fireplace and wooden flooring with a central carpet inset.
To the rear of the sitting room, a door opens into the conservatory which is an excellent addition to the property, glazed on three sides with a sloping glazed roof, this room offers wonderful views over the garden and is a delightfully light and comfortable space to relax with French doors opening out onto the garden.
Accessed from the main hallway is a study, which provides a quiet spot to work from home and features a unique portal window out to the conservatory.
The rear hallway leads to a downstairs shower room which comprises a shower cubicle, wash hand basin and low level WC.
Beyond is a utility room which offers space and plumbing for appliances along with housing the boiler. There is also a separate pantry which is fitted with a range of shelving and provides space for white goods.
The kitchen/breakfast room is situated at the rear of the property and comprises a range of wooden wall and base units, as well as a breakfast bar under the rear aspect window which enjoys views over the garden, along with a door into the conservatory and an Aga set into an old fireplace.
Adjoining the kitchen is a smaller kitchenette which again features a range of fitted wall and base units along with an integrated electric double oven, gas hob and space for additional white goods and a door to the side of the property.
On the first floor are four bedrooms along with two bathrooms.
The master bedroom is situated at the front of the property and is beautifully presented, with a cast iron feature fireplace. Benefitting from a large bay window overlooking the front garden which allows for plenty of natural light.
From the master bedroom a door opens into a ‘Jack and Jill’ bathroom, with the other door opening onto the landing. The bathroom comprises a bath with electric shower over, low level WC and wash hand basin.
Bedroom two is located at the front of the property, with delightful views over the front garden and across ‘The Park’ and again is extremely spacious and naturally light , featuring a matching cast iron fireplace and a wash hand basin with tiled splash backs in the corner of the room.
The third bedroom is at the rear of the property which benefits from a pleasant aspect with large sash windows overlooking the gardens and surrounding greenery along with featuring a further matching fireplace and wash hand basin with tiled splash backs.
Beyond is the second bathroom which features period tiling and an original low level corner sluice sink with grate and taps over, along with a more modern bath with mixer tap and shower over, low level WC and wash hand basin.
Bedroom four is also located at the rear of the property and again is generous in size and wonderfully light with views over the garden and beyond. Again benefitting from a matching feature fireplace along with a range of built in storage and a wash hand basin with a tiled splash backs.
On the second floor are a further three bedrooms all of which are extremely generous in size and offer flexible usage along with delightful views from their respective positions in the property.
SERVICES & OUTGOINGS
We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating.
South Somerset District Council—Band G.
The Park is one of Yeovil’s most favoured and pleasant residential areas, recently designated a conservation area. Conveniently situated close to the lovely Sidney Gardens and only a few minutes’ walk into the town centre.
Yeovil itself offers an excellent range of amenities including shops, sports clubs, garages, supermarkets, hospital and cinema. Yeovil Junction has a direct rail link to London (Waterloo), while Castle Cary has a direct line to London (Paddington). Road links in the area are good with the A303 trunk road from Exeter to London being within easy reach while the M5 (Junction 25) can be reached at Taunton.
No. 57 The Park is finished in true Edwardian style, built in red brick with Mock-Tudor style cladding and dormer windows on the second floor.
The property is approached via a brick paved path to the front door along with a gate giving side access to the rear. A brick paved driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles and provides access to the garage which comprises wooden sliding doors, power and light along with a rear personal door.
The rest of the front garden is laid to planted borders containing a range of shrubs and mature trees.
The main garden is situated at the rear of the property and is a beautifully landscaped space, enclosed by (recently renovated) red brick walling with decorative coping stones along with mature hedging.
To the immediate rear of the property is an area of patio, which is ideal for al-fresco dining, benefitting from direct access from the kitchen and conservatory. Beyond are paved pathways which lead you through the garden, most of which is laid to lawn with sections of planted beds containing a wide variety of shrubs. On the right hand side are brick foundations for a previous summer/green house which offers the potential to be re-instated (subject to the necessary consents) and already has power connected.
To the rear of the garden is a beautiful bespoke metal pergola which features a variety of climbing plants, making for a delightful shaded area in which to enjoy the gardens. Steps lead up to a raised patio area on which is a rotating summerhouse, perfect for following the sunshine throughout the day.
The studio is a wonderful addition to the property and offers a naturally light room with an open feature fireplace, light and power with an outside tap which could be ideal as a work from home office or reading room.
To the rear of the garage is a side passageway, with a door opening from the kitchenette. This leads to a couple of workshop/storage rooms which both have light connected. Back to listing
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Description
A most impressive detached Edwardian residence providing extensive and flexible accommodation comprising seven bedrooms, several reception rooms, generous garden, garage and parking. Situated in a sought-after residential area, close to the town centre. Offered for sale with no onward chain and a motivated vendor.Located in a set back position in the quiet residential area of The Park, No. 57 is a stunning example of early 1900’s architecture, with the current resident being only the third owner of the property. Showcasing a wealth of period features throughout the property with cast iron fireplaces, embossed wall detailing and many more charming character touches.
The property is entered via a wooden front door with stained glass fanlight into the initial porch which features an intricate tiled floor with a coir mat inset. Double glazed leaded doors open into the impressive hallway which is laid with wooden flooring and features a cupboard for storing coats/shoes etc.
To the left hand side of the hall is the morning room which has a lovely, large front aspect window allowing for plenty of natural light and also features a fireplace with wooden surround and gas fire inset along with fitted shelving and a built in storage cupboard.
Also situated at the front of the property across the hall, is the formal dining room which boasts an impressive feature fireplace with a carved wooden surround and an open fire (not in use). Along with embossed wall and ceiling detailing which surrounds the coving. The dining room is again a beautifully light space with a large bay window to the front aspect.
To the rear of the hallway is the main sitting room which is spacious and naturally light, featuring a large rear aspect bay window and an impressive cast iron fireplace and wooden flooring with a central carpet inset.
To the rear of the sitting room, a door opens into the conservatory which is an excellent addition to the property, glazed on three sides with a sloping glazed roof, this room offers wonderful views over the garden and is a delightfully light and comfortable space to relax with French doors opening out onto the garden.
Accessed from the main hallway is a study, which provides a quiet spot to work from home and features a unique portal window out to the conservatory.
The rear hallway leads to a downstairs shower room which comprises a shower cubicle, wash hand basin and low level WC.
Beyond is a utility room which offers space and plumbing for appliances along with housing the boiler. There is also a separate pantry which is fitted with a range of shelving and provides space for white goods.
The kitchen/breakfast room is situated at the rear of the property and comprises a range of wooden wall and base units, as well as a breakfast bar under the rear aspect window which enjoys views over the garden, along with a door into the conservatory and an Aga set into an old fireplace.
Adjoining the kitchen is a smaller kitchenette which again features a range of fitted wall and base units along with an integrated electric double oven, gas hob and space for additional white goods and a door to the side of the property.
On the first floor are four bedrooms along with two bathrooms.
The master bedroom is situated at the front of the property and is beautifully presented, with a cast iron feature fireplace. Benefitting from a large bay window overlooking the front garden which allows for plenty of natural light.
From the master bedroom a door opens into a ‘Jack and Jill’ bathroom, with the other door opening onto the landing. The bathroom comprises a bath with electric shower over, low level WC and wash hand basin.
Bedroom two is located at the front of the property, with delightful views over the front garden and across ‘The Park’ and again is extremely spacious and naturally light , featuring a matching cast iron fireplace and a wash hand basin with tiled splash backs in the corner of the room.
The third bedroom is at the rear of the property which benefits from a pleasant aspect with large sash windows overlooking the gardens and surrounding greenery along with featuring a further matching fireplace and wash hand basin with tiled splash backs.
Beyond is the second bathroom which features period tiling and an original low level corner sluice sink with grate and taps over, along with a more modern bath with mixer tap and shower over, low level WC and wash hand basin.
Bedroom four is also located at the rear of the property and again is generous in size and wonderfully light with views over the garden and beyond. Again benefitting from a matching feature fireplace along with a range of built in storage and a wash hand basin with a tiled splash backs.
On the second floor are a further three bedrooms all of which are extremely generous in size and offer flexible usage along with delightful views from their respective positions in the property.
SERVICES & OUTGOINGS
We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating.
South Somerset District Council—Band G.
The Park is one of Yeovil’s most favoured and pleasant residential areas, recently designated a conservation area. Conveniently situated close to the lovely Sidney Gardens and only a few minutes’ walk into the town centre.
Yeovil itself offers an excellent range of amenities including shops, sports clubs, garages, supermarkets, hospital and cinema. Yeovil Junction has a direct rail link to London (Waterloo), while Castle Cary has a direct line to London (Paddington). Road links in the area are good with the A303 trunk road from Exeter to London being within easy reach while the M5 (Junction 25) can be reached at Taunton.
No. 57 The Park is finished in true Edwardian style, built in red brick with Mock-Tudor style cladding and dormer windows on the second floor.
The property is approached via a brick paved path to the front door along with a gate giving side access to the rear. A brick paved driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles and provides access to the garage which comprises wooden sliding doors, power and light along with a rear personal door.
The rest of the front garden is laid to planted borders containing a range of shrubs and mature trees.
The main garden is situated at the rear of the property and is a beautifully landscaped space, enclosed by (recently renovated) red brick walling with decorative coping stones along with mature hedging.
To the immediate rear of the property is an area of patio, which is ideal for al-fresco dining, benefitting from direct access from the kitchen and conservatory. Beyond are paved pathways which lead you through the garden, most of which is laid to lawn with sections of planted beds containing a wide variety of shrubs. On the right hand side are brick foundations for a previous summer/green house which offers the potential to be re-instated (subject to the necessary consents) and already has power connected.
To the rear of the garden is a beautiful bespoke metal pergola which features a variety of climbing plants, making for a delightful shaded area in which to enjoy the gardens. Steps lead up to a raised patio area on which is a rotating summerhouse, perfect for following the sunshine throughout the day.
The studio is a wonderful addition to the property and offers a naturally light room with an open feature fireplace, light and power with an outside tap which could be ideal as a work from home office or reading room.
To the rear of the garage is a side passageway, with a door opening from the kitchenette. This leads to a couple of workshop/storage rooms which both have light connected. Back to listing
