The Walls, Edington, TA7 9JU

Tucked away in the heart of Edington on the picturesque Polden Hills, Littlebrook is a charming detached bungalow with a true cottage feel.

Colour-washed walls, a stone-faced porch with timber posts and a sage-green front door give it a warm, storybook welcome, and the generous, beautifully tended plot around it adds to the sense of a much-loved family home.

ACCOMMODATION:   Inside, a bright entrance hall with a characterful arched oak door sets the tone. The triple aspect kitchen and dining room is the heart of the home, both for family and guests.

Shaker-style cabinetry, butcher-block style worktops and open oak shelving are complimented by a striking duck-egg blue Aga, ceramic one and a half bowl drainer sink and integral dishwasher.

The dining area provides ample space for a sizeable table and a dresser-style unit, adding country charm.

French doors and a wide window draw the garden into the dining area, so family meals and long summer evenings feel part of the outdoors.

A useful separate utility/boot room links the kitchen to the garage and gives a second entrance to the house, handy for muddy boots, wellies and the daily comings and goings of family life.

The lounge is a cosy retreat. A wood-burning stove sits within a handsome fireplace of local stone, topped with a chunky timber mantel, and a wide window looks out over the fabulous se...

OUTSIDE:   A sweeping gravelled driveway offers parking for several vehicles and leads to the double garage.

Additional room to park is available in front of the attractive stone wall, which encloses the attractive front garden.

Mature trees and stone-edged borders soften the frontage, and a sheltered lawn to one side has plenty of room for children to play.

Further secure storage is provided by a sturdy outbuilding, tucked discreetly into the front corner of the plot. The rear garden is a real delight.

A broad and well tended lawn is bordered by established planting, fruit trees and abundant flower beds, with a sunny paved terrace for outdoor dining and entertaining, soaking up the southerly aspect.

The large greenhouse will suit keen gardeners, found within an established vegetable garden in one corner and the whole space feels private, peaceful and full of life through the seasons.

SERVICES:   Mains electric, water and drainage are connected, and oil-fired central heating is installed. The property is currently banded D for council tax, within Somerset Council.

Ofcom's service checker states that Good outdoor mobile coverage is likely with two major providers, whilst Superfast broadband is available in the area.

LOCATION:   Edington is a picturesque and popular village, situated on the north side of the Polden Hills within a cluster of highly regarded villages.

Either side of it lie the villages of Chilton Polden and Catcott, where there is a primary school and pub.

The village itself boasts a well stocked farm shop, church, health surgery and active village hall.

Junction 23 of the M5 is only 6 miles distant to the west and the thriving centre of Street just 7 miles to the east, where quality schooling at all levels can be found, including the renowned Millfield School.

A selection of supermarkets, health and leisure facilities and Clarks Outlet Village are located here. Rail links found at Bridgwater and Castle Cary between London and the south-west.

Bristol Airport is roughly 40 minute's drive on average. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS:   Strictly through prior arrangement with Cooper and Tanner on .

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