- Victorian end-of-terrace cottage in town-centre location
- Sunny front lounge and rear kitchen/diner opening to patio
- Fully enclosed rear patio garden approx. 6.0m x 3.35m
- Gas boiler fitted July 2023; double glazing throughout
- Electrical rewire completed in 2011
- Modest internal footprint: approx. 706 sq ft, three bedrooms
- No off-street parking; on-street only
- Stone walls likely lack internal wall insulation (assumed)
This traditional Victorian end-of-terrace cottage sits a minute from Midsomer Norton High Street, offering easy access to shops, schools and buses. The house is presented in good decorative order and feels bright, with a sunny lounge to the front and a well-proportioned kitchen/dining room that opens directly onto a fully enclosed patio garden.
Practical updates include double glazing throughout, an electrical rewire completed in 2011 and a mains gas boiler installed in July 2023, which should reduce immediate maintenance costs. The rear patio (approx. 6.0m x 3.35m) is secure and low-maintenance — a welcome outside space for a town-centre property of this size.
Accommodation is compact: three bedrooms and a single family bathroom across a modest footprint (approx. 706 sq ft). The property will suit a first-time buyer or small household seeking a period home close to amenities, but purchasers should note the internal space is limited compared with larger suburban houses.
Important practical note: there is no off-street parking with this property; parking is on-street only. The house is built of stone with assumed lack of wall insulation, so buyers looking for higher thermal performance should allow for possible future insulation works if desired.
