Offers over
£600,000
5 bed detached bungalow for saleSchool Street, Drayton, Langport TA10
5 beds
3 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: C
Freehold
About this property
Detached Quiet Village Home
Flexible Accommodation
5 Bedrooms (3 on the ground floor)
2 En Suites & Family Bathroom
Sitting Room with Wood burner
Fabulous Kitchen/Dining Room
Parking For Several Vehicles
Large Garden
Utility & Cloakroom
A well-presented 5-bedroom detached home set on the edge of this very quiet, popular village.
The Dwelling
A well-presented detached home set on the edge of this very quiet, popular village. The accommodation comprises an entrance reception hall, sitting room with hamstone fireplace and wood burner, high ceiling, fabulous fitted kitchen with separate dining area, utility room, ground floor bedroom one with fitted wardrobes, en suite shower room and a separate dressing room, double bedroom 3, large family bathroom with bath and separate shower, double bedroom 4, first-floor landing, bedroom 2 with en suite shower room and double bedroom 5.
Other benefits include wooden floors to the ground floor, very good ceiling heights, and oil central heating via radiators together with further scope to erect garaging/car port, subject to the relevant planning permission.
Outside
To the front of the property is a gravelled driveway providing ample parking, whilst to the rear is a good-sized lawned garden with a patio area.
Situation
This lovely home lies about 1/4 mile from the centre of this small pretty village of Drayton, located away from busy traffic and yet within easy reach of good road links. For a small village, there appears to be a great sense of community with plenty of things going on, both in terms of clubs and societies at the village hall through to the annual fete, classic car meet and dog show. The main activities in Drayton are dog walking and cycling along the Parrett Trail. The village pub The Drayton Crown, has been recently refurbished and offers food, drink and B&B facilities. There is a very arty community with a big network of artists and craftsmen. Lanport town is about 2 1/2 miles away where there is the Langport Vintage Market on the second Saturday of every month, plus plenty of specialist shops, Tesco store, many individual and interesting shops and several lively Cafés. The Parrott Trail adjacent to the river provides lovely walks in all directions, particularly down to Muchelney Abbey.
Directions
What3words:
Euphoric.sooner.metals
Services
Mains water, electric and drainage. Oil fired central heating via radiators.
Broadband - Superfast broadband is available.
Mobile signal/coverage - Available both indoors and outside
(Information from Ofcom )
Material Information
We understand that there will be some new semi-detached houses to be built to the rear of this house, with their own gardens adjoining the garden of The Bothy. We understand there are no bedroom windows overlooking the gardens of The Bothy except skylight/velux style windows. The planning reference at Somerset Council Planning is: 21/03106/ful
Council Tax Band: E
Flood Risk: Very low
The Dwelling
A well-presented detached home set on the edge of this very quiet, popular village. The accommodation comprises an entrance reception hall, sitting room with hamstone fireplace and wood burner, high ceiling, fabulous fitted kitchen with separate dining area, utility room, ground floor bedroom one with fitted wardrobes, en suite shower room and a separate dressing room, double bedroom 3, large family bathroom with bath and separate shower, double bedroom 4, first-floor landing, bedroom 2 with en suite shower room and double bedroom 5.
Other benefits include wooden floors to the ground floor, very good ceiling heights, and oil central heating via radiators together with further scope to erect garaging/car port, subject to the relevant planning permission.
Outside
To the front of the property is a gravelled driveway providing ample parking, whilst to the rear is a good-sized lawned garden with a patio area.
Situation
This lovely home lies about 1/4 mile from the centre of this small pretty village of Drayton, located away from busy traffic and yet within easy reach of good road links. For a small village, there appears to be a great sense of community with plenty of things going on, both in terms of clubs and societies at the village hall through to the annual fete, classic car meet and dog show. The main activities in Drayton are dog walking and cycling along the Parrett Trail. The village pub The Drayton Crown, has been recently refurbished and offers food, drink and B&B facilities. There is a very arty community with a big network of artists and craftsmen. Lanport town is about 2 1/2 miles away where there is the Langport Vintage Market on the second Saturday of every month, plus plenty of specialist shops, Tesco store, many individual and interesting shops and several lively Cafés. The Parrott Trail adjacent to the river provides lovely walks in all directions, particularly down to Muchelney Abbey.
Directions
What3words:
Euphoric.sooner.metals
Services
Mains water, electric and drainage. Oil fired central heating via radiators.
Broadband - Superfast broadband is available.
Mobile signal/coverage - Available both indoors and outside
(Information from Ofcom )
Material Information
We understand that there will be some new semi-detached houses to be built to the rear of this house, with their own gardens adjoining the garden of The Bothy. We understand there are no bedroom windows overlooking the gardens of The Bothy except skylight/velux style windows. The planning reference at Somerset Council Planning is: 21/03106/ful
Council Tax Band: E
Flood Risk: Very low
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