Jurston Fields, Wellington, TA21 9RR

Marketed by Wilkie May & Tuckwood, this stunning brand new home is set within the beautifully designed Jurston Fields development on the outskirts of the south side of Wellington at the edge of the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Consisting of two, three, four and five bedroom homes built by C G Fry & Son, an award winning family run company, who are passionate about every aspect of the design and build with high specification as standard.

The site is ideally placed to enjoy a range of local amenities, countryside pursuits and good transport links to Exeter, Bristol and beyond. Viewings by appointment only.

To arrange to view one of the three or four bedroom show homes, please telephone Wilkie May & Tuckwood, Wellington.

Benefiting from a 10 year NHBC warranty, the property will be finished to a high standard with a range of integrated kitchen appliances including electric oven, gas hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher alongside ‘Porcelanosa’ tiled kitchen and bathroom walls and turfed garden.

Plot 2.100 is a superb 3 bedroom terraced house set over two floors with a garage and a parking space. The accommodation comprises a sitting room, open plan kitchen/dining room and cloakroom.

To the first floor there are 3 good size bedrooms with a master en-suite and family bathroom. Please note; the artist's impression, photos and floor plans are included for guidance only.

All imagery has been provided by CG Fry & Son. Internal photography is representative of the show homes.

Agents Note   This development is currently under construction; please enquire for further information on completion timescales.

As is common with modern developments, there will be a contribution charge to open spaces and shared services. For further information please telephone Wilkie May & Tuckwood on .

LOCATION   Wellington is a friendly Somerset town set in a wide valley near the scenic Blackdown Hills just 7 miles from Taunton, and easily accessible via junction 26 of the M5.

Many visitors and travellers pass the spotlit Wellington monument on the top of the hill overlooking the town which was built to celebrate the Duke of Wellington's victory at the battle of Waterloo.

The high street boasts several independent shops and cafes, five pubs, and the town has also recently become a 'Food Town' and hosts various events and initiatives to celebrate the best in local food and drink.

Whilst the 'Wellesley', the town's unique 1930s cinema offers entertainment in the evening.

Of course there is a choice of supermarkets in the centre including a Waitrose where you can take care of your weekly shop.

For families with children, Wellington and its surrounding area offer a choice of Ofsted-rated 'Good' schools and excellent private schools. The Bridgwater and...

DIRECTIONS   From the central traffic lights in Wellington town centre, proceed down South Street passing Wellington School, and bearing left at the mini-roundabout into Pyles Thorne Road.

Continue to the very end, turning left onto the A38. Follow this road to the roundabout taking the first exit into the entrance of Jurston Fields.