3 bedroom bungalow for sale

A delightful smallholding occupying a peaceful and rural location centred upon a modern three bedroom bungalow (AOC), modern range of outbuildings and 13.28 acres of pasture land. No Onward Chain.


The Rest comes to the market following the passing of the current owner and has only ever been on the open market once before. The property was constructed in 1962, subject to an agricultural occupancy condition, and since then the current owners have significantly modernised and enlarged the property to create a spacious 3 bedroom bungalow benefitting from photo voltaic panels on the roof producing electricity, double glazing and oil fire central heating, making it economical to run. The accommodation comprises an entrance hall, a triple aspect living room, a generous kitchen/dining room with a range of modern base and wall units, W.C., rear porch and a store room . In addition are three double bedrooms, all with built-in storage and the master enjoys an en-suite. The remaining bedrooms are served by a well equipped family bathroom. Outside gardens surround the property and are predominantly lawned and opposite is a range of outbuildings providing parking.

The property is located down a private drive and a small rural hamlet known as Chadmead to the southeast of the popular village of North Newton. The hamlet is made up of a number of period properties and barn conversions at the end of a no through road.

The village of North Newton hosts a thriving village pub, primary school, village hall, cricket club and church. A more comprehensive range of day to day amenities can be found at nearby North Petherton (2 miles to the north). The larger town of Bridgwater and Taunton lie within 7 miles drive in either direction with Taunton offering an excellent shopping, leisure and scholastic facilities. Taunton also hosts a mainline rail link with direct line to London Paddington. Motorway access to the M5 can be gained at North Petherton (J24) and international airports can be found at both Bristol and Exeter.

Lying adjacent to the bungalow is a small range of modern outbuildings currently used for storing machinery, fodder production and housing livestock. There is also a small field shelter located in the adjoining field.

THE LAND
The land associated with the property is made up of a ring fence block of four enclosures and is predominantly level and in all extends to approximately 13.28 acres.

RIGHT OF WAY
The residents of Chadmead have a right of access over the entrance drive and a share of maintenance. There is also a public footpath which runs the length of the driveway.