Terraced house for sale in Ilminster TA19, 2 Bedroom

Compact and immaculate, this is the perfect low-maintenance home in one of our prettiest local villages. With its fully integrated kitchen, and two double bedrooms each with their own en-suite facilities, the attention to detail is superb throughout.

The Property
Whilst the property has only had one owner since new, it has undergone much improvement and now offers you the chance to simply "move straight in" to a beautiful low maintenance home. Whether you are downsizing from something larger and need room for guests, or perhaps are after the perfect "lock-up and leave" this is a rare opportunity to buy a property in Barrington in this market sector.

The double glazed front door opens into a surprisingly roomy entrance hall. Not only is there a good size cupboard for coats and shoes but also a handy downstairs cloakroom. A practical but attractive light stone flooring flows throughout the hallway and nicely fitted cloakroom. It continues through into the refurbished fitted kitchen unifying the space. The kitchen overlooks the front of the property and has been cleverly designed to incorporate everything that you need, with lovely attention to detail including attractive rustic metro tiling and coloured glass splashback to the induction hob, which has an extractor over. Underneath is a built-in double oven, whilst to one side is an integrated slimline dishwasher. The oil fired central heating boiler is neatly tucked away in a complimentary storage cupboard, whilst above a further matching cupboard houses an integrated microwave oven. Under the attractive white ceramic sink unit is an integrated washing machine / dryer.

The living room is also a good size with plenty of room for a dining table. UPVC full length windows and a door open onto the rear garden bringing in the natural light, and there's another really useful understairs storage cupboard giving more welcome storage that other modern houses can sometimes lack.

On the first floor the master bedroom is exceptional for a property of this type, and has nice views across the village towards Burrow Mump in the distance. It has a range of built-in wardrobes across one side of the room, and a generous en-suite bathroom. The white suite incorporates a panelled bath with Victorian style shower handset, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC.

The second bedroom, ideal for guests, is another double room with its own en-suite shower-room with pretty glass border tiles. The second bedroom enjoys views across the recreation ground and countryside. Over the stairs the cupboard houses the hot water cylinder. Access to the loft is via a pull-down ladder on the landing, with light connected and boarding for storage
The property is immaculately decorated throughout with Farrow and Ball paint in tasteful, neutral colour schemes. The carpets are high quality pure wool.

Outside
The property is approached over a shared footpath to the front which is screened from the village hall by a substantial stone wall with each property having a small area of front garden. There is room for a couple of pretty pots at the front of the house, whilst the rear garden has been designed for easy maintenance and could equally be a blank canvas for a new owner. It is currently laid to gravel borders each side of a paved path and patio. There's a useful timber storage shed to one corner and it is fully enclosed by fencing, with a pedestrian gate leading out onto the rear access path behind. At the end of the terrace is a locked communal area housing each property's oil tank for the central heating. There is an allocated parking space for No.6 plus extra visitor parking.

Agents Note
There is a charge of £250 per annum towards the maintenance, insurance and upkeep of the shared accesses and communal areas. This is payable to the Barrington Mews Management Company Ltd of which all eight properties are a member. There is a further small charge of £20 per annum towards the shared upkeep of the village hall car park entrance over which residents have access.

Barrington is one of South Somerset's most attractive conservation villages and boasts an enviable position with easy access to excellent road links via the A303 and A358 and yet does not lie on a main road itself. The renowned National Trust property Barrington Court lies at one end of the village, and is much more than somewhere to visit. There is a range of artisan workshops, second hand book store, café / restaurant, gift shop and lots of lovely spaces to enjoy the peace and quiet over a picnic perhaps. There is a super network of public footpaths criss-crossing the estate and village, excellent for dog-walking.

The Barrington Boar is a very well-respected pub with rooms and excellent food, and is just a short walk from the property. There is a thriving community spirit at Barrington with lots of things to get involved with should you wish. The village hall is very much a hub for activities and events, which include Community Coffee mornings, a Local Produce Market, Gardening club, Choral society, Amateur dramatics group (The Barrington Players), Pilates, Zumba and Yoga, Historical dance, Table Tennis and Bridge. There really is something for everyone.