Lippetts Way

ACCOMMODATION:

Occupying an enviable position on The Polden Hills, and set at the heart of a nearly half acre plot, this charming 1930's bungalow enjoys breath taking views, a secluded position and so much potential. The property has been looked after by the current and previous owners and, as such, would suit anyone wanting to move in and unpack, but also offers an exciting opportunity for renovation or a 'Grand Designs' project. The gardens would be a treat for anyone green-fingered or a family wanting outdoor entertaining areas and space for children to let off steam.

Arriving at the property, the driveway leads up the side of the well maintained front garden and accesses the parking area and double garage at the rear. The unusual oak front door is offset and adds character and individuality to the facade. Inside, the property is light and airy, and a central hallway allows access to all the rooms. The two good size reception rooms both have feature fireplaces a...

OUTSIDE:

Looking out from the front of the property there are amazing views across The Somerset Levels to The Mendips beyond. A tarmac driveway runs the length of the right hand boundary, passing the property, to the double garage and workshop at the rear, where there is also a large parking and turning area, and a recently added timber garage/garden store tucked away in the corner of the plot. The bungalow is set centrally in the grounds with landscaped mature garden at the front mainly laid to lawn, and mature shrub borders and a pedestrian path to the front door. The lawn continues round the left side and back of the property, where there are also a selection fruit trees. The rear garden enjoys wonderful privacy, as well as a sunny south facing aspect toward open fields.

SERVICES:

Mains electricity and water are connected. Drainage is into a private septic tank and oil-fired central heating is in place. The property is council tax band E and falls under Sedgemoor District Council.

LOCATION:

Catcott is situated in the stunning Polden Hills between Street and Bridgwater and has a local bus service. The village has a well regarded primary school, two pubs serving food, a church and a playing field where you'll find regular community events. The neighbouring village of Edington provides a popular convenience shop, health centre and village hall. Catcott is approximately 7miles from both Street and Bridgwater, where there are a full range of shopping and leisure facilities. Secondary schooling is available at Crispin School and Strode College, as well as renowned Millfield School, all found within Street. The Shapwick Heath nature conservation are is within a short drive and provides picturesque walks through the Somerset Levels. M5 access is c.10 minutes away at Junction 23, and Taunton, Bath, Bristol and Exeter are all within commuting distance.

VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS:

Strictly through prior arrangement with Cooper and Tanner on . If arriving early, please wait outside to be greeted by a member of our team (barring adverse weather).