Spacious three-bedroom terrace with parking, garden and renovation potential..
Light, airy sitting room with wide opening to kitchen diner
Generous off-street parking, car port and detached outbuilding
Outbuilding has planning permission for domestic use
Good-sized front garden and covered rear yard
Attic room present but lacks building-regulation sign-off
Requires updating, refurbishment and redecoration throughout
Single shower room only; one bathroom for three bedrooms
No flood risk; mains gas boiler installed in 2021
This three-bedroom mid-terrace in Castle Cary sits back from the road in a row of just three houses and offers practical family living with scope to personalise. A light, airy sitting room opens to a spacious kitchen/diner, and the garden and parking area give genuine outdoor space that’s rare for town-edge homes.
The plot includes generous off-street parking, a car port and a detached outbuilding with planning permission for domestic use — useful for storage, a workshop or home office subject to your plans. The attic has been converted into a fourth room with far-reaching views, but it does not have final building control sign-off and cannot be marketed as formal living accommodation.
The property is in sound mid-20th-century construction with double glazing and a mains-gas boiler (installed 2021), but it needs updating and redecoration throughout. That makes it a good project for buyers looking to add value or create a home to their own specification rather than a move-in-ready purchase.
Practical details that matter: there’s a single shower room, a neighbouring right of way across the rear yard (apparently unused and currently blocked) and a decent-sized plot that invites landscaping or extension (subject to consents). For families or investors who can manage modest renovation, this house offers space, parking and clear potential in a quiet town-fringe location.