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The property is accessed from the front through an obscure glazed composite door, which leads into the entrance hall, tiled and hosting a large cupboard for storage, with doors leading to the kitchen and sitting room. The sitting room itself is a bright, dual aspect room, featuring a recessed multifuel burner with stone surround and hearth. Sliding doors lead out to a tiled conservatory, enjoying a pleasant outlook into the garden.
The sitting room leads through to the kitchen/diner; a superb, social space fitted to a high standard with a range of wall and base units with granite worktops, tiled splashbacks, one-and-a-half ceramic sink, double eye-level electric fan oven, 4-ring electric hob with recessed ceiling extractor over, a large pantry store cupboard, centre island with breakfast bar and a further under-stairs cupboard. The dining area is laid with wood effect laminate and features patio doors out to the garden and a further door through into a study area, laid with carpet and hosting a small loft hatch.
Beyond the dining room is a generous utility room, tiled and fitted with a range of wall units with worktops, stainless steel sink with drainer and space & plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Adjacent to the utility is a shower room, fitted with a modern suite of large shower cubicle, low-level WC and hand basin within vanity unit, in addition to a good sized wall mounted cupboard and towel rail.
Upstairs the property features four bedrooms three doubles and a large single currently set out as a dressing room with some built-in wardrobes. All the bedrooms are carpeted, light rooms in fine order throughout. The family bathroom is modern, nicely tiled and features a suite of bath with shower over, WC & hand basin within vanity, in addition to a towel rail.
The property is located within this popular cul-de-sac on the edge of Somerton. Formerly the capital of Wessex, this rural town is steeped in history and gave its name to the county. With a thriving arts community as well as a vast array of businesses Somerton continues to grow. The town provides a fine level of amenities with numerous independent retailers and a selection of cafes, coffee shops and public houses together with a well-regarded restaurant. Somerton offers a supermarket, bank, library, doctor and dentist surgeries, and primary school. Secondary schooling is offered at nearby Huish Episcopi, whilst there are Sixth Form colleges in both Huish, Yeovil and Street also the home of Millfield School and Clarks Village Shopping Outlet. Mainline train stations are offered in nearby Castle Cary (fast Paddington line) and Yeovil (Waterloo line) whilst road communications are well catered for via the A303 and M5.
The rear garden for 6 Orchard Road has been pleasantly landscaped and is an attractive space to enjoy. Immediately adjacent to the house is a patio area, perfect for al-fresco dining, whilst beyond that is a lawn with raised gravel borders planted with young shrubs and a large, feature birch tree which offers ample screening. One side of the garden is laid with decking, offering a perfect evening sun trap and with tall bamboo screening off the access down the side of the house, which hosts a garden shed and wood store. At the opposite end of the garden is a hot tub, adjacent to an attractive rose bush climbing up a trellis, adding a further splash of colour to this well-manicured space.
A footpath leads down the side of the house round to the front drive, passing a personnel door to the garage, which hosts the oil fired boiler and features an electric roller door and loft space. The front drive is tarmacked, with plenty of space for at least four vehicles, and the remainder of the property is laid to gravel with some attractive planting, pleasantly framing the house. Back to listing
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Description
An extremely well presented, modern, extended four bedroom family home with potential for an annexe, located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Somerton.The property is accessed from the front through an obscure glazed composite door, which leads into the entrance hall, tiled and hosting a large cupboard for storage, with doors leading to the kitchen and sitting room. The sitting room itself is a bright, dual aspect room, featuring a recessed multifuel burner with stone surround and hearth. Sliding doors lead out to a tiled conservatory, enjoying a pleasant outlook into the garden.
The sitting room leads through to the kitchen/diner; a superb, social space fitted to a high standard with a range of wall and base units with granite worktops, tiled splashbacks, one-and-a-half ceramic sink, double eye-level electric fan oven, 4-ring electric hob with recessed ceiling extractor over, a large pantry store cupboard, centre island with breakfast bar and a further under-stairs cupboard. The dining area is laid with wood effect laminate and features patio doors out to the garden and a further door through into a study area, laid with carpet and hosting a small loft hatch.
Beyond the dining room is a generous utility room, tiled and fitted with a range of wall units with worktops, stainless steel sink with drainer and space & plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Adjacent to the utility is a shower room, fitted with a modern suite of large shower cubicle, low-level WC and hand basin within vanity unit, in addition to a good sized wall mounted cupboard and towel rail.
Upstairs the property features four bedrooms three doubles and a large single currently set out as a dressing room with some built-in wardrobes. All the bedrooms are carpeted, light rooms in fine order throughout. The family bathroom is modern, nicely tiled and features a suite of bath with shower over, WC & hand basin within vanity, in addition to a towel rail.
The property is located within this popular cul-de-sac on the edge of Somerton. Formerly the capital of Wessex, this rural town is steeped in history and gave its name to the county. With a thriving arts community as well as a vast array of businesses Somerton continues to grow. The town provides a fine level of amenities with numerous independent retailers and a selection of cafes, coffee shops and public houses together with a well-regarded restaurant. Somerton offers a supermarket, bank, library, doctor and dentist surgeries, and primary school. Secondary schooling is offered at nearby Huish Episcopi, whilst there are Sixth Form colleges in both Huish, Yeovil and Street also the home of Millfield School and Clarks Village Shopping Outlet. Mainline train stations are offered in nearby Castle Cary (fast Paddington line) and Yeovil (Waterloo line) whilst road communications are well catered for via the A303 and M5.
The rear garden for 6 Orchard Road has been pleasantly landscaped and is an attractive space to enjoy. Immediately adjacent to the house is a patio area, perfect for al-fresco dining, whilst beyond that is a lawn with raised gravel borders planted with young shrubs and a large, feature birch tree which offers ample screening. One side of the garden is laid with decking, offering a perfect evening sun trap and with tall bamboo screening off the access down the side of the house, which hosts a garden shed and wood store. At the opposite end of the garden is a hot tub, adjacent to an attractive rose bush climbing up a trellis, adding a further splash of colour to this well-manicured space.
A footpath leads down the side of the house round to the front drive, passing a personnel door to the garage, which hosts the oil fired boiler and features an electric roller door and loft space. The front drive is tarmacked, with plenty of space for at least four vehicles, and the remainder of the property is laid to gravel with some attractive planting, pleasantly framing the house. Back to listing
