Detached house for sale in Watchet TA23, 3 Bedroom

Watchet, Watchet, UK

Quick Summary

Property Type:
Detached house
Status:
For sale
Price
£ 375,000
Beds:
3
Baths:
1
Recepts:
2
County
Somerset
Town
Watchet
Outcode
TA23
Location
Roadwater, Watchet TA23
Marketed By:
Purplebricks, Head Office
Posted
2024-04-01
TA23 Rating:





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Property Description

A Three Double bedroom 1920's Detached house with lots of original features, the property benefits from a wonderful size dual aspect lounge with interesting stained glass windows portraying musical instruments, together with cut stone mulliion windows. Dual aspect dining room and free standing kitchen. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a newly fitted traditional style bathroom. Outside the home sits within a quiet and tucked away position with a good size garden with mature trees and shrubs and benefits from a detached brick garage with a timber frontage. To fully appreciate the location of this home viewings are highly recommended.
Believed to have been built around 1923 by the organist of the Methodist Chapel, this spacious detached family home has retained many original features. It is tucked away in this ever popular village and enjoys good sized level gardens with parking and garage with annexe potential subject to the usual planning permissions.

Location

The village of Roadwater lies at the foot of the Brendon Hills within Exmoor National Park. Roadwater has a Post Office/Store, filling station, inn and village hall. The coastline and the West Somerset Steam Railway are notable attractions of the area. More extensive facilities are available at the popular coastal resort of Minehead, which is some 8 miles. Taunton, the county town of Somerset is approximately 18 miles and offers extensive retail stores, cultural and sporting facilities. The property is well situated for national communications with access to the M5 motorway (J25) at Taunton which also has a mainline railway station (London – Paddington can be reached in under 2 hours)/ The beautiful countryside of Exmoor National Park and The Quantock Hills is within a short driving distance, an area of outstanding natural beauty with wooded combes and river valleys, open moorland, pretty villages and a dramatic coastline, the area offers unrivalled walking.

Entrance Hall

A period wooden door with decorative leaded inserts and an obscure lead window with decorative inserts to the left hand side of the door, doors to lounge and dining room. Stairs rising.

Lounge

Dual aspect room leaded light bay window inset into stone mullion window with an aspect to the front and a leaded light window with an aspect to the side. With feature open fire place with wooden surround and hearth, exposed timber flooring and picture rail.

Dining Room

Dual aspect room with period windows to side and rear, built in period cupboard and exposed timber flooring.

Kitchen

Light dual aspect room, a range of freestanding wall and base units, Belfast sink with hot and cold mixer tap incorporated into beech work surfaces, oil fired Rayburn, space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for an upright fridge freezer, tiled floor, two windows with aspects to the side, window with an aspect to the rear and a stable door giving access to the rear.

Landing

With loft access, period leaded obscure light window with decorative inserts with an aspect to the side, doors leading to the principal bedrooms and bathroom.

Bedroom One

A wonderful size double room, two leaded light windows with aspects to the side and the front.

Bedroom Two

Another good size double room, airing cupboard with slatted shelving and two period windows with aspects to the side and the rear.

Bedroom Three

A double room, two period windows with aspects to the side and the rear.

Bathroom

With suite comprising of panelled bath, shower over and splash backs, close coupled W.C., vanity unit inset wash basin and a leaded light window with an aspect to the front.

Outside

The property is approached by a long driveway giving vehicle access, this leads to a wooden gate in turn leading to a paved pathway which gives access to the front door. The enclosed garden is predominantly to the front and side of the property which has been laid to lawn with flower and shrub boarders. There are mature trees and a stone storage area to the rear of the garden. A large timber garage to the rear of the property measures 15’3” x 16’4” (4.67m x 4.99m) with double doors, courtesy door and two windows with aspects to the side.

Floor Plans

Property Location

Marketed by Purplebricks, Head Office



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