Property description
On the market for the first time in over forty years, this popular 1930s semi detached family home is situated in a sought after location of the town within half a mile of the shops and a further half a mile from the sea.
The gas centrally heated, double glazed and well proportioned accommodation in brief comprises; Entrance lobby, wide reception hall, dining room with bay window, extended sitting room with living flame gas fire and sliding double glazed doors onto a patio and rear gardens. The kitchen/breakfast room has an integrated gas hob, double oven, dishwasher and part glazed door to a separate utility room with separate W.C, double glazed door to outside and door to the workshop/former garage with further door to the front.
A carpeted staircase from the reception hall leads to a first floor landing off which there are three bedrooms all enjoying views towards the surrounding hills and two bedrooms having a range of fitted wardrobes. To complete the accommodation there is a tiled family bathroom fitted with a four piece white and chrome suite.
The mature rear gardens which are an undoubted feature also have an access off Hopcott Close and the owners have made investigations as to the feasibility of obtaining planning permission for a dwelling on part of the garden which of course would be subject to the usual planning permissions. To the front of the property there is a level lawn and off road parking on a concrete entrance drive for 2/3 vehicles. Immediately to the rear outside of the sitting room is a paved patio beyond which is a shaped lawn with well stocked mature flower and shrub borders, palm tree, timber garden shed 11'9 x 7'9 with light and power and an adjoining children’s play house. A low picket fence divides off the top end of the garden where there is a further lawn with flower bed, fruit trees including apple, damson, plum, greengage and bramley, a vegetable garden, greenhouse 24' x 8' and a workshop 19'x 8'.
LOCATION
The town has an excellent range of shopping, banking and schooling facilities together with bowling, tennis, golf and the Beautiful Blenheim Gardens which still has the original Bandstand. The old harbour and sea front are within a mile and the county town of Taunton which has mainline rail connections and access to the motorway network is approximately 25 miles to the east. For those who enjoy exploring the countryside Minehead is often referred to as a gateway to the Exmoor National Park and the many places of interest are all within motoring distance.
SERVICES
Mains water, drainage, electric and gas
COUNCIL TAX
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TENURE
Freehold
Entrance Lobby
Reception Hall
Sitting Room 19' x 12' (5.8m x 3.66m). Max
Dining Room 14' x 12' (4.27m x 3.66m). Into Bay
Kitchen/breakfast room 14'10" x 8'11" (4.52m x 2.72m). Max
Utility Room 13'2" x 9'5" (4.01m x 2.87m).
Bedroom 1 14' x 12' (4.27m x 3.66m). into bay
Bedroom 2 12' x 11'2" (3.66m x 3.4m).
Bedroom 3 8'3" x 8'2" (2.51m x 2.5m).
Bathroom
Former Garage 16' x 9'11" (4.88m x 3.02m).
From our office proceed up Friday Street into the continuation of Townsend Road passing the Texaco station on your right and taking the next right hand turn into Paganel Road. Proceed to the crossroads and continue across into the continuation of Paganel Road where the property will be found towards the top of the road on the left hand side.
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