Back Lane, Middlezoy - 4 bed - £289,950 - Gibbins Richards - Bridgwater (Lettings)

Property details

Bedrooms: 4

Individually built village home with double garage & rural views. Built approx 10 years ago this substantial property has 4 large bedrooms (master with en suite), 25' lounge/dining room, family fitchen/breakfast room & seperate utility & WC. Outside, are good size gardens & double garage.

THE PROPERTY

"The Red House" was built approximately ten years ago by a local private builder to an attractive individual and striking design. The property occupies a plot on the very edge of the popular village of Middlezoy commanding impressive rural views to the front. The property is heated by oil fired central heating and benefits from UPVC double glazed windows and doors. The accommodation in brief comprises of an entrance hallway with staircase rising to the first floor and doors providing access to the 25' (7.62m) lounge/diner, kitchen/breakfast room and ground floor WC. A separate utility is accessed from the kitchen and leads out to the garden. To the first floor the master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, there are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property offers multiple off road parking in front of the double garage with Georgian style up and over doors. The rear garden incorporates an area of patio and section of lawn with pleasantly matured trees, shrubs and low level planting. Situated on the edge of the popular village of Middlezoy, The Red House enjoys views over open countryside. The village of Middlezoy has a true sense of community and benefits from a fine village pub, historic church, village hall and green. The village provides an unusual combination of old and new, mingling period thatch cottages with sympathetic modern pocket development. For those requiring a more comprehensive range of facilities Bridgwater is an approximate six miles drive with its pedestrian Fore Street and covered shopping precinct. The town also benefits from two motorway junctions with the M5 at Puriton and Huntworth. The village is equally well placed for access towards the county town of Taunton and the towns of Langport, Street and Glastonbury.


The accommodation with approximate room dimensions comprises as follows:-

Canopied recess with UPVC double glazed front door into;

Reception Hallway : Wall mounted radiator, staircase rising to first floor with turned newel posts and spindles, recess below stairs with door to understair storage cupboard, smooth finish to ceiling, wall mounted alarm control panel, doors lead to lounge/diner, kitchen/breakfast room and ground floor WC, smoke alarm;

Lounge/Dining Room : 25' x 12'4 (7.62m x 3.76m) Front aspect UPVC double glazed bow window with deep display sill providing views onto open rural land, chimney breast to lounge section with minster style fireplace with recess and firebrick for open fire, two radiators, rear aspect UPVC double glazed sliding patio doors to rear patio and garden, three fitted wall lights, coving to smooth finish ceiling, TV aerial point, door providing access directly through to;

Kitchen/Breakfast Room : 16'3 x 9'5 (4.95m x 2.87m) Comprehensively fitted in a range of units with beech wood effect door and drawer fronts. The scheme consists of base units, wall units, drawer pack and space saver pull-out larder unit, tray space. The scheme is also enhanced by modern rolled top work surfaces with inset stainless steel one and a half bowl single drainer sink unit with chrome coloured swan neck mixer tap, inset 'Neff' touch control electric ceramic hob, built-in double 'Neff' oven in housing unit with cupboards below and above, contemporary style stainless steel 'Neff' extractor hood with three speed fan and concealed lighting, attractive ceramic tiled splashbacks to work surface areas, space and plumbing for dishwasher, vinyl tiled flooring throughout, two rear aspect UPVC double glazed windows. Radiator to breakfast area, BT point, smooth finish to ceiling, door to;

Utility Room : 8'9 x 6'5 (2.67m x 1.96m) Equipped in a matching range of base and wall units with beech wood effect door and drawer fronts. Rolled top work surface with inset stainless steel single drainer sink unit with chrome coloured mixer tap, ceramic tiled splashbacks to work surface area, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine, further tall freezer space, radiator, side aspect UPVC double glazed back door with adjacent UPVC double glazed window;

Ground Floor Cloakroom : Equipped in a timeless white suite comprising of low level WC with pine seat and lid, corner wash hand basin with chrome coloured taps and waste fittings with tiled splashbacks, vinyl floor covering, radiator, front aspect obscure UPVC double glazed window, mechanical extractor fan;

Staircase rises from the entrance hallway to the;

First Floor Galleried Landing : Turned newel posts and spindles, front aspect UPVC double glazed window affording much natural light and providing far reaching rural views, smooth finish to ceiling, loft access trap having pull down ladder providing access to the generous loft space between the traditional style 'cut' timber roof. Smoke detector, door to airing cupboard with factory lagged tank and timber slat shelving with wall mounted central heating control panel, doors to four bedrooms and family bathroom;

Bedroom 1 : 12'4 x 10'7 (3.76m x 3.23m) Front aspect UPVC double glazed window providing far reaching rural views, radiator, smooth finish to ceiling, BT point, door to;

En-Suite Shower Room : Equipped in a timeless white suite comprising of low level WC with mahogany effect seat and lid, vanity unit with semi counter top basin and chrome coloured taps and waste fittings, double cupboard below and tiled splashbacks, built-in shower tray with full height ceramic tiled walls, electric wall mounted shower on riser rail kit, smooth finish to ceiling, two inset halogen spot lights, wall mounted strip light with shaver socket attachment, radiator, vinyl floor covering, side aspect obscure UPVC double glazed window, mechanical extractor fan;

Bedroom 2 : 12'4 x 10'2 (3.76m x 3.1m) Rear aspect UPVC double glazed window, radiator, smooth finish to ceiling, TV point, BT point, two fitted wall lights (this bedroom is currently used as a further reception room);

Bedroom 3 : 8'10 x 9'5 (2.69m x 2.87m) Front aspect UPVC double glazed window providing far reaching rural views, radiator, smooth finish to ceiling, doors to double built-in wardrobe with hanging rail and shelving over, smooth finish to ceiling;

Bedroom 4 : 9'8 x 8'10 (2.95m x 2.69m) Rear aspect UPVC double glazed window, radiator, smooth finish to ceiling, fitted wall light, BT point, door to built-in storage cupboard;

Bathroom : Equipped in a timeless white suite comprising of low level WC with mahogany effect seat and lid, pedestal wash hand basin with chrome coloured taps and waste fittings with tiled splashbacks, side panelled bath with electric shower positioned over with riser rail kit and bi-folding glazed shower screen, full height ceramic tiling to bath area, rear aspect obscure UPVC double glazed window, radiator, mechanical extractor fan, smooth finish to ceiling, inset halogen spot lights, vinyl floor covering, door to built-in shelved storage cupboard (ideally suited for conversion to a shower cubicle if required);

Outside : To the front of the property a strip of tarmac provides off road parking leading onto an area of gravel. A low level masonry wall retains a front section of garden and double timber five bar gate provide entry onto the private tarmac driveway. Planting beds and sections of garden lie to both sides with further areas of gravel. Timber pedestrian gates provide access to both sides of the property. Georgian style metal up and over doors provide access into the Double Garage. Immediately to the rear of the property is an area of concrete slab patio leading onto a side section accommodating the oil storage tank and providing access into the garage through the personnel door. A low level masonry wall retains the main body of the garden laid to lawn with well stocked and planted borders and flowering beds. The boundaries are formed by sections of fencing and a natural stone wall to the rear. The garden accommodates pleasantly maturing trees, shrubs and low level planting. The property benefits from UPVC fascias, soffits and rain water goods.

Double Garage : 18'9 x 19' (5.72m x 5.79m) maximum dimension reducing to 17'7 (5.36m) Side aspect obscure UPVC window, light and power, useful storage to the cut roof space, floor mounted 'Worcester' oil fired boiler providing domestic hot water and central heating to radiator system;

How To Get There : From Bridgwater proceed out on the A372 Westonzoyland Road passing through the village of Westonzoyland. Continue for some distance before taking a right hand turn after the sharp 90 degree bend into Main Road, Middlezoy. Take the first turning left into Back Lane and take the winding course of the road. The subject property will shortly be identified on the right hand side.

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