31, Durleigh Road, Somerset, TA6 7HX

A charming 1930's detached residence situated in a prominent position within this favoured area. Attractive south-facing gardens, garage and ample parking.

A well-presented family home situated in a pleasant and slightly elevated position with views to the rear over Durleigh and the Quantock Hills.

This spacious 1930's property has been well-maintained by the current owners over the last 10 years and now offers flexible and modern living, conveniently placed for local schools and amenities.

The versatile accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises; an entrance door opens into the welcoming hallway with wooden flooring which runs through into the lounge, kitchen and sun room.

A staircase rises to the first floor, there is an opening into the dining room and doors leading into the office, lounge and kitchen.

Both the office and the lounge have attractive bay windows overlooking the front elevation, whilst the lounge also has French doors opening out to the garden.

The dining room has a useful storage cupboard, WC leading off and French doors opening out to an external covered area.

The kitchen to the rear is a particular feature of the property and is well-fitted with a modern range of high gloss self-close wall, base and drawer units and includes an Island and larder unit.

The kitchen further opens into a sun room which is a perfect place to enjoy the gardens. Finally on the ground floor is a useful store room.

On the first floor you will find a spacious landing with storage cupboard, family bathroom and five bedrooms.

The principal bedroom has an attractive bay window overlooking the rear garden and has the benefit of an ensuite shower room. An early viewing is essential to fully appreciate this fantastic home.

The sought after Durleigh Road is to be found on the Western fringe of Bridgwater and yet within close walking distance of the town centre and easy access to the Meads Eco park and open fields for dog walking.

Haygrove School is within a stone’s throw as well as a primary school.

At the far end of Durleigh Road is the reservoir and further afield is the village of Enmore with the well-known Enmore Park Golf Club.

For those requiring access to Taunton there are two routes, one through Bridgwater via the M5 or A38 or the over the Quantock Hills.

The Quantock Hills, a designated National Landscape Area and where many outdoor activities and pursuits can be enjoyed.

The town of Bridgwater itself offers a comprehensive range of facilities; including a newly opened cinema. In addition, for the commuter there is a train station and two junctions to the M5 motorway.

The gardens and outside space are another feature of this property.

An extensive patio area with a beautiful Magnolia tree and ornamental pond provides a perfect space for alfresco dining and summer entertaining.

A lawned area is surrounded by an abundance of mature shrubs, flower beds and trees with raised beds, a greenhouse and shed. All neatly enclosed with panel fencing.

A covered area to the side provides a useful space and leads into a large utility/garden store with plumbing, power, light and double doors opening out to the front.

There is an attached garage which can be accessed from the garden, again with power, light and up and over door.

The front is predominantly arranged for parking with an 'in and out' driveway, block paved and gravelled area which allows parking for several vehicles.

There is an attractive flower bed along the front boundary.