Sprawling plot just under half an acre with private, south-west-facing gardens
Large 1930s detached family home with 5 bedrooms and versatile layout
Generous parking plus larger-than-average double garage (currently gym) and driveway
Guest/ground-floor suite with mezzanine and en-suite — good for visitors or carers
Conservatory, multi-fuel burners and cosy snug — strong family living spaces
EPC rating E — energy efficiency below modern standard, higher running costs
Council tax band F — expect above-average local taxation costs
Chain-free sale with potential to convert garage (subject to consents)
Set within just under half an acre of beautifully maintained grounds, this extended 1930s detached family house combines generous living space with countryside privacy and Mendip Hills views. Ground-floor living is flexible — a cosy snug and sitting room with working burners, a large kitchen/dining area, conservatory and a guest suite with mezzanine create space for family life and multi-generational living. The double garage (currently a gym) and substantial shingled driveway provide abundant parking and conversion potential (subject to consent).
Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms sit alongside a large master suite with ensuite and good storage. The gardens are a particular strength: south-west facing, private, predominantly lawned and framed by mature hedging — ideal for children and outdoor entertaining. The property sits in a quiet lane with scenic walks on the doorstep, village amenities within walking distance and easy access to Cheddar and Wells.
Practical points to note: the EPC is rated E and the property is in council tax band F, so running costs will be above average. While the home is in good decorative order for its age, the size and period of the house mean buyers may wish to modernise certain areas to their taste. Offered freehold and chain-free, the house will suit families seeking space, privacy and rural character with good access to local schools and commuter routes.