End terrace house for sale in Bruton BA10, 2 Bedroom

*Viewing essential* to appreciate the character and potential this unique property has to offer. Either a great first time buy for those wanting to make their own stamp, or rental opportunity as area is in high demand of tenants.

A charming two bedroom terraced cottage conveniently located for the center of Bruton.
The accommodation briefly consists of entrance hall, living room and kitchen to the ground floor. With two bedrooms and the bathroom on the first floor.

This corner building is in an important position: Formerly the Queen's Head Inn known to have been erected between 1823 and 1838, it became a private house about 1960.

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Lounge

14'9'' x 13'10'' (4.5m x 4.2m)
A good sized light & airy living area. Front aspect 12-pane sash window. One radiator. Television and telephone points. Fireplace with wood burner and fitted carpet. Open to Kitchen.

Kitchen

14'9'' x 8'6'' (4.5m x 2.6m)
Fitted with a range of base and eye level units. Space for a fridge freezer, washing machine and electric cooker and hob with extractor over. Side to side aspect windows. Stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Single door to hall and single door to lounge.

Bedroom One

14'9'' x 11'1'' (4.5m x 3.4m)
A good sized double bedroom with lovely views to the front. Radiator. Laminated flooring. Radiator. Coved ceiling.

Bedroom Two

11'3'' x 6'10'' (3.4m x 2.1m)
A single bedroom. Side aspect window. Radiator. Fitted carpet and door leading to hall.

Bathroom

10'3'' x 4'11'' (3.1m x 1.5m)
With a 12-pane sash window to the side aspect. Bath, W.C., wash hand basin, wall hung radiator and vinyl flooring.

Rear Garden

The property benefits from a small rear shared garden located next to the private off-street parking courtyard to the back of Chepstow House.

Parking

Two allocated parking spaces situated to the back of the property, Chepstow House, accessed directly from Shute Lane immediately after turning off the A359 coming out of Bruton.

Directions

Travel into Bruton and join the A359. After passing Budgens, take the first left onto Shute Lane, where Chepstow House is on your left. To park, immediately after joining Shute Lane, turn left into private off-street parking courtyard on your left.

Location

The town of Bruton is surrounded by beautiful undulating countryside with facilities of Post Office, butcher, food shops, Library and The Chapel, an award winning gastro restaurant, two Pubs, Playground and Park. The area is well known for its schooling of Kings, Bruton School for Girls and Sexeys, also successful Primary and Steiner Schools. There is a Railway Halt on the Paddington line with Castle Cary being approximately six miles having a mainline Railway Station (London/Paddington); access at Wincanton for A303/M5 London; Bath and Bristol are approximately one hour, likewise the south coast with comprehensive sporting and recreational facilities available; Stourhead, Longleat and Babington House are all nearby.

General Information

Situated in a small lane, well away from main roads approximately 1 minutes walk from the centre of the ancient and historic Saxon town of Bruton a small ancient Somerset town nestling in the foothills of the Brue Valley, surrounded by unspoilt countryside and has the benefit of a railway halt in the town itself and good Inter-City services close by at Castle Cary. The town has retained a charming character over centuries of changes from pre-Domesday to the present and is steeped in history. On nearby Creech Hill and Lamyatt Beacon there are recorded Celtic, Roman and Dark ages sites, the church of St. Mary originated in Saxon times, the Dovecot, the long buttressed wall in the street called Plox and parts of King’s School remain today visible reminders of the abbey. Bruton has a range of facilities including supermarkets, bank, post office, health centre, library, schools, inns and church. Surrounding towns include: Wincanton, Mere, Yeovil, Castle Cary, Gillingham, Sherborne & Shepton Mallet.