Guide price
£295,000
2 bed detached house for saleKingsdon, Somerton, Somerset TA11
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: F
Back to market
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
No onward chain
Well presented cottage
Attractive gardens
Private parking
Located in the desirable village of Kingsdon
A charming and well presented two-bed cottage with attractive garden and parking in the highly desirable village of Kingsdon. No onward chain.
Number 31 Kingsdon occupies a favourable, south-facing position towards the edge of Kingsdon - a hugely desirable village with a wealth of charm and character. The property is presented nicely throughout, and benefits from modern doors and windows, in addition to brand new electric radiators.
The property is accessed from the front into a porch, which doubles as a small sun room with windows on all sides looking into the garden, and a solid roof to be useable all year round. A door leads into the sitting/dining room, a cosy space with a feature blue lias stone fireplace with woodburning stove inset at one end. At the opposite end is room for a small dining table, and some handy under-stairs storage. The room is light and airy due to windows along the southern wall, looking into the garden. The kitchen is a good size and again a light room, fitted with a range of wall and base units with wood effect worktops and tiled splashbacks over, electric cooker with 4-ring hob and extractor hood, space for an under-counter fridge/freezer, sink with drainer and freestanding drawer unit. A glazed door leads out to the garden and a pair of windows bring in ample light. Stairs rise from the dining room to the first floor landing, off which are two good sized double bedrooms; bedroom one benefitting from built-in wardrobes across the length of one wall and bedroom two features a small storage cupboard. The family bathroom completes the internal accommodation and is fitted with a suite of panel bath with electric shower over, WC and pedestal basin.
Outside
Number 31 enjoys a modest and attractive cottage garden, laid mostly to grass and fully enclosed with a low-lying stone wall to the front, with established laurel hedging offering privacy. The mature garden features an array of low-lying shrubs, with a tree in the centre, off-road parking for one vehicle and a handy garden shed.
Kingsdon is one of the most desirable locations in the vicinity. The entire village sits in a conservation area, resulting in a quaint and charming settlement which has remained unspoiled for generations. Kingsdon benefits from a community run village store, highly-regarded 300 year old thatched Kingsdon Inn offering superb food and accommodation, village hall, community allotments, recreation field, and All Saints Church, as well as being on a main bus route. The World Horse Welfare's Rescue Centre is on the outskirts of the village, whilst there is a cricket ground within the parkland of Kingsdon Manor Estate - providing the epitome of an English summer backdrop to this historic and attractive village.
The nearby market towns of Somerton and Ilchester (both 2mi) provide a range of facilities including schools, restaurants, banks, pubs, shops, doctors and dentists’ surgeries, post offices, petrol station/garage, etc., whilst Kingsdon is well serviced with other nearby towns. Street (6mi), Langport (6mi) Yeovil (7mi), Castle Cary (10mi), Sherborne (11mi) and Wincanton (13mi) all provide an extensive array of amenities. The A303 is in easy reach, along with main line rail from Yeovil (Waterloo) and Castle Cary (Paddington).
Number 31 Kingsdon occupies a favourable, south-facing position towards the edge of Kingsdon - a hugely desirable village with a wealth of charm and character. The property is presented nicely throughout, and benefits from modern doors and windows, in addition to brand new electric radiators.
The property is accessed from the front into a porch, which doubles as a small sun room with windows on all sides looking into the garden, and a solid roof to be useable all year round. A door leads into the sitting/dining room, a cosy space with a feature blue lias stone fireplace with woodburning stove inset at one end. At the opposite end is room for a small dining table, and some handy under-stairs storage. The room is light and airy due to windows along the southern wall, looking into the garden. The kitchen is a good size and again a light room, fitted with a range of wall and base units with wood effect worktops and tiled splashbacks over, electric cooker with 4-ring hob and extractor hood, space for an under-counter fridge/freezer, sink with drainer and freestanding drawer unit. A glazed door leads out to the garden and a pair of windows bring in ample light. Stairs rise from the dining room to the first floor landing, off which are two good sized double bedrooms; bedroom one benefitting from built-in wardrobes across the length of one wall and bedroom two features a small storage cupboard. The family bathroom completes the internal accommodation and is fitted with a suite of panel bath with electric shower over, WC and pedestal basin.
Outside
Number 31 enjoys a modest and attractive cottage garden, laid mostly to grass and fully enclosed with a low-lying stone wall to the front, with established laurel hedging offering privacy. The mature garden features an array of low-lying shrubs, with a tree in the centre, off-road parking for one vehicle and a handy garden shed.
Kingsdon is one of the most desirable locations in the vicinity. The entire village sits in a conservation area, resulting in a quaint and charming settlement which has remained unspoiled for generations. Kingsdon benefits from a community run village store, highly-regarded 300 year old thatched Kingsdon Inn offering superb food and accommodation, village hall, community allotments, recreation field, and All Saints Church, as well as being on a main bus route. The World Horse Welfare's Rescue Centre is on the outskirts of the village, whilst there is a cricket ground within the parkland of Kingsdon Manor Estate - providing the epitome of an English summer backdrop to this historic and attractive village.
The nearby market towns of Somerton and Ilchester (both 2mi) provide a range of facilities including schools, restaurants, banks, pubs, shops, doctors and dentists’ surgeries, post offices, petrol station/garage, etc., whilst Kingsdon is well serviced with other nearby towns. Street (6mi), Langport (6mi) Yeovil (7mi), Castle Cary (10mi), Sherborne (11mi) and Wincanton (13mi) all provide an extensive array of amenities. The A303 is in easy reach, along with main line rail from Yeovil (Waterloo) and Castle Cary (Paddington).
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