7 bedroom house

A spacious detached bungalow (AOC) offering multigenerational living, together with outbuildings and approximately 17 acres of land enjoying a great deal of privacy and far reaching views of open countryside. No onward chain.

Available with less land if required, 3.286 acres in total.
Guide Price £650,000.

This well positioned bungalow is believed to date back to 1982 and is subject to an agricultural occupancy condition. Construction of reconstituted stone elevation under a pitched tiled roof, the property offers flexible seven bedroom living accommodation which is currently divided in two with interconnecting door. In brief the accommodation comprises an entrance hall, a triple aspect living room with folding doors which lead through to a dining room. This could easily be knocked through to the kitchen/breakfast room which is now somewhat dated and in need of modernisation but has been well maintained and perfectly serviceable. In addition is a utility and W.C. along with three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. A connecting door leads through to the annex where there is a utility, large kitchen/living/dining room, complete with range of modern kitchen units and a number of integral appliances. A flight of stairs leads up to the master bedroom with en-suite, a first floor reception room, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property has been well maintained and enjoys oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout.

Land and Buildings
The land adjoins to the south and gently slopes away from the house. The home field is down to grass at present, perfect for the grazing of livestock and at the bottom is a small orchard and stream. A hardened track runs along the side of the boundary which in turn leads to a small range of outbuildings and polytunnel. A further block of arable land lies on the opposite side of the stream and enjoys road access to the south. In all the property extends to approximately 16.93 acres. Available with less land if required.

Town and Country Planning
The property is subject to an agricultural occupancy condition (planning application 1/27/78/001).

This limits the occupier to someone who is solely or lastly employed in the locality, in agriculture as defined in section 209 (1) of the town and country planning act 1971 or in forestry (including any dependants of such person residing with him or her) or a widow or widower of such a person.

Tenure
The bungalow and grass field are of freehold tenure with vacant possession on completion. The arable land on the other side of the stream is subject to an annual Farm Business Tenancy with vacant possession available after the growing crop has been harvested.

Little Lovedere is situated at the foot of the Quantock Hills which is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty and provides miles of footpaths and bridleways, ideal for those with walking, cycling and equestrian interests. The village of Enmore offers good local facilities and amenities to include a highly regarding primary school, fine parish church, public house and a well known golf course. Enmore is approximately four miles distance from Bridgwater which offers good shopping facilities and also has good access to Junction 23 and 24 of the M5 motorway, Taunton, the county town, lies a short distance over the hills and provides a comprehensive range of recreational, scholastic and shopping facilities as well as a mainline rail link. The cities of Bristol and Exeter are both within an hours drive, both hosting international airports.

The property is set back from the public highway and is approached over a gravelled driveway which leads to a large car parking and turning area next to the property. The house benefits from a southerly aspect and an elevated sun terrace runs the complete length of the property enjoying fantastic views of open countryside, perfect for alfresco dining and summer entertaining. The gardens lie mainly to the east and are predominantly lawned with a number of well established shrubs and bushes and if required you could incorporate part of the field as garden, subject to the necessary consents.

Marketed by: Greenslade Taylor Hunt, Taunton