Red Dawn

ACCOMMODATION:

The property is entered principally via the front entrance, opening to a generous reception hall linking all of the main living and bedroom accommodation and featuring two full height storage cupboards. A large open-plan kitchen/diner offers sociable cooking and informal dine-in space, with the generous central island providing a natural gathering point. Fixtures include a comprehensive range of fitted wall and base units with composite work surfaces and a drainer sink over, as well as an integral dishwasher, under-counter fridge and water softener system. The additional pantry provides further flexible storage space. There are two main reception rooms including a particularly spacious sitting room with space to also accommodate a large dining table for formal occasions; and a triple aspect garden room bathed in natural light, taking in fabulous views across various aspects of the garden. Bi-folding doors open from here to the rear patio, linking internal and ex...

OUTSIDE:

Sitting within c.2 acres of secluded and varied grounds, the outside space is as impressive as the internal accommodation here. A large driveway affords ample parking for numerous vehicles across the front elevation, with additional hard-standing continuing behind gates at the side. A range of outbuildings sits in front of the property, providing a secure workshop/double garage with remote roll-up door, twin car ports and further covered store for wood etc. There really is something here to please all manner of horticulture or nature enthusiasts, given the fabulous semi-rural position on the banks of the River Brue. Spawling lawns offer plenty of recreation space, while rear of the property has been formally landscaped and vegetable beds and a range of fruit trees offer the opportunity of plenty of home grown produce. A section of the plot has historically been used to grow and harvest Christmas Trees, and there are still a good number in situ should the new owne...

SERVICES:

Mains electric and water are connected, private drainage is in place and gas central heating is installed. The property is banded D for council tax and sits within Mendip District Council.

LOCATION:

Bridgefoot is a small cluster of properties sitting between the sought-after villages of West Lydford and East Lydford. Situated just off the A37 between the A303 Podimore junction and Shepton Mallett to the north. A approximately a 15 minute drive in any direction will find you on major road networks or the wide range of amenities within Shepton Mallett, Yeovil, Street, Somerton and Glastonbury. A direct rail route to London Paddington can be found at Castle Cary just 5 miles away, whilst Bristol Airport is an approx. 45 minute drive. Local facilities include several highly regarded pubs nearby, a large convenience store at Lydford-on-Fosse, an 18 hole golf course at Wheathill, just 5 minutes away by car and a number of equestrian centres in neighbouring villages.

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).