Clontarf, High Street, Evercreech, BA4 6HZ

High Street, Evercreech Property Description: Guide Price £450,000 - £475,000.

Set in the heart of Evercreech with views of the historic village church, this beautifully presented and period three bedroom town house is arranged over three floors.

With its symmetrical, stone façade, mullioned sash windows and slate roof it is one of the most attractive properties in the village.

Inside there are many period features including exposed walls, wooden beams, inglenook fireplaces and even an original curved staircase.

The pretty south-facing and very private garden is filled with mature planting, has a pond, a stone outbuilding and a charming summer house.

This much loved home in this thriving village is a truly special place to settle.

The bespoke kitchen made by a local craftsman has been finished with a granite worktop and sits well with the rooms original features.

There is a feature fireplace set in an inglenook and a Belfast sink, these paired with the exposed beams and quarry tile flooring add to the rural charm.

There is a Rangemaster range cooker with electric oven and gas hob. There are shelves and space for a fridge freezer and off the kitchen is a separate utility room with a WC.

The kitchen leads through to the light and airy south facing garden room which runs the length of the property and has French doors to the gravelled terrace and garden beyond.

This spacious, south facing room has a seating area as well as space for a dining table and is the perfect place to relax during the day and soak in views of the garden.

This room is a new addition to the property and has engineered oak flooring and a zinc roof with standing seams.

The separate sitting room provides a cosy place to retreat to around the multi-fuel burning stove.

With fabulous beams, wooden flooring and an inglenook fireplace, this room has character and charm in abundance.

From the sitting room, divided off by the timber remains of an original wall, is the hallway which leads to the staircase with its curved exposed wall and wrought iron hand rail.

At the top of the stairs you arrive at a spacious landing off which are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom with wet room style shower.

The bedroom to the front has quintessential views of the village church and the rear bedroom, with built in wardrobes and a corner cupboard, overlooks the pretty garden.

A newer addition to the house is a painted wooden staircase that leads to the top floor landing which has built-in shelving and space for a desk. It could also be used as a dressing area.

The southerly views from this floor are lovely and overlook the garden, the village and the countryside beyond. The main bedroom stretches into the eaves giving it a really spacious feeling.

As with the rest of this house, this room has a really bright feel with light pouring in from the south facing window. It has an en-suite shower room and eaves storage.

Outside: Brimming with a beautiful variety of flowers, shrubs, and trees, this pretty south facing garden with its own pond, gets all the sunshine.

A gravelled path runs along the length of the property leading to a stone outhouse for storage at one end and a gravelled terrace area at the other, perfect for alfresco dining.

The gravelled path wraps around the side of the property where there is undercover storage for bins and a wood store etc.

Stone steps lead up to a path that runs down the centre to the back of the garden where there is a paved terrace and summer house, shaded by a mature fruit tree.

In front of the paved terrace is an area laid to lawn and on the opposite side of the central path is the pond with stone surround. The parking is on street but there is no pressure on spaces.

The current residents rent a garage round the corner from the property, which they will happily transfer over to the subsequent owners.

Location: This property is in the heart of the village of Evercreech, just a stones throw from the church and one of the local pubs, the Bell Inn.

This rural village is close to the A371 allowing it easy access to some of the best Somerset has to offer. Within the immediate vicinity is the well known Royal Bath and West of England Showground.

It lies south east of Shepton Mallet (3 miles) and north east of Castle Cary (4 miles). As well as the Bell Inn there is a Post Office, Co-Op Supermarket, Allotments, Pharmacy and Doctors.

One of the main cultural events Evercreech is well known for is its annual Jack In the Green May Day celebration.

In addition to having immediate access to the Show Ground and its various annual events, The Newt is only a short distance from Evercreech, as well as the ever increasing popular town of Bruton with its boutique shops, famous restaurants and world-renowned Hauser & Wirth Art Gallery.

Wider retail amenities can be found in the towns Shepton Mallet and Yeovil (21 miles), with regular farmers markets and a variety of supermarkets, coffee shops, restaurants and independent shops.

The vibrant cities of Bath and Bristol are within easy reach via the A37 and Bristol International Airport is 24 miles away.

Castle Cary provides the closest railway links to London Paddington, with the A303 provides further access to London or the South West at Wincanton or Sparkford.

There are excellent state schools in the vicinity, including Evercreech Church of England Primary School, the Ansford Academy in Castle Cary and the Whitstone School in Shepton Mallet as well as independent schools including All Hallows Prep School, Cranmore Prep School, Downside, Millfield and Wells Cathedral School.

Directions: SatNav = BA4 6HZ / What3Words = spilling.catchers.anthems Council Tax: Band D (correct at time of marketing).

To check council tax for this property, please refer to the local authority website.

Local Authority: Somerset County Council Services: Gas fired central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity.

Tenure: This property is freehold and is sold with vacant possession upon completion.

The vendor has confirmed that there are both creeping and flying freeholds in place with regards to the stone outbuilding.

Additional Property Notes: This property is a Grade II listed building of traditional construction. It has had no adaptions for accessibility. There is street parking available.

This property has Chancel Repair Liability and there is a current indemnity policy in place for this.

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