11 Station Road

A rare and exciting opportunity to purchase a most attractive and very generously proportioned detached bungalow with large detached double garage, ample parking plus space for a motor home/horse box all advantageously set in 2.2 acres including a 1.6 acre paddock (approximately). The plot enjoys an elevated position with stunning panoramic views across your own land and rolling Somerset countryside beyond, affording tremendous scope to extend (subject to planning permission and consents) making this purchase ever more appealing. Available with no onward chain and vacant possession.



Accommodation

Proceeding through a sizeable porch with coat hanging space you are welcomed into a grand central reception hall, where a wide archway and ornate doors open to the reception rooms, kitchen and inner hall leading to the bedrooms and bathroom. The principal reception room is spilt over two levels creating a lovely snug area with a corner inset marble fireplace. Step up to a triple aspect lounge with a stunning outlook over the garden and countryside beyond. French doors open onto the garden and terrace. A wonderful size dining room is conveniently situated next to the kitchen but would also make a great third bedroom if required. The kitchen is well appointed with a comprehensive range of base, wall, glazed wall and drawer units, sink unit, ample worktop space and brand-new built-in appliances including a double oven, gas hob and tall fridge/freezer. A useful utility room provides plenty of storage, deep sink unit, space for appliances, gas fired boiler, back door to the outside and a cloakroom.



The bedrooms are incredibly spacious both benefitting from built in wardrobes, the principal bedroom takes in far reaching views and a newly modernised ensuite accessed through a dressing area where there is a double wardrobe with mirrored sliding doors and large storage cupboard. Finally, a large family bathroom is fitted with a corner bath, bidet, wash basin and WC.



Outside

Millslade Lodge, set in approx. 2.2 acres, enjoys a desirable west facing aspect and exceptional countryside views from its elevated position. Natural stone walling to the front and sides are an attractive feature and a mix of mature hedging and fencing marks the remaining boundary. From Station Road, a large pull-in has a wrought iron pedestrian gate and five-bar gate with cattle grid leading onto the block paved driveway which provides ample parking with space for a motor home/horse box and leads up to the detached double garage, fitted with a remote-control garage door, power and light. The neatly maintained garden is laid mostly to lawn with established shrub borders and a rockery. A wide patio terrace extends from the rear and side elevations making the most of its sunny position and outstanding views, pathways continue around the perimeter of the house and to the parking area and garage. At the foot of the garden a five-bar gate opens into the 1.6 acre approx paddock which also has its own water supply.



Location

The delightful village of Ashcott (population c.1186) sits part way along the Polden ridge, having wonderful rural views of the Somerset Levels and its various tributaries, all situated some 5 miles south-west of Glastonbury. At its heart is the historic Church of All Saints, an early 15th century building, forming part of a group of six churches known as the Polden Wheel. Ashcott is particularly well known locally for its superb village community and benefits from a highly regarded Primary School, sports playing fields, The Ashcott Inn, and active village hall.



Directions

From Street take the A39 towards Bridgwater for approximately 3.5 miles, passing through the village of Walton and into Ashcott. Upon reaching the Ashcott Inn turn right into Middle Street and follow the road to the end, taking a right turn at the junction and immediately left into Farm Hill. Take the next right into Station Road and the property will be identified on the left hand side.

Marketed by: holland & odam, Street