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6 Hills Cottages 6 Hills Cottages Fitzhead, Taunton, TA4 3JW Milverton 2 Miles, Wiveliscombe 3 Miles, Taunton 9 Miles 6 Hills Cottages 6 Hills Cottages Fitzhead, Taunton, TA4 3JW Milverton 2 Miles, Wiveliscombe 3 Miles, Taunton 9 Miles • Beautifully Renovated Throughout • Open Plan Family Room • Living Room with Wood Warm Multi-Fuel Log/Coal burner • Fitted Kitchen & Utility Room • Four Bedrooms, Master with En-suite • Family Shower Room • Landscaped Gardens Front and Rear Guide price £425,000 Situation Fitzhead is a popular village with a Public House, Church and Barn that is used for Village events. Neighbouring villages include Halse and Milverton, both of which are two miles away and have public Houses and Churches, as well as a convenience store at Milverton. Wiveliscombe is three miles away and provides a comprehensive range of shops for day to day needs. Taunton, the county town is nine miles to the south east and has an excellent shopping centre with many high street stores and well respected schools. The A beautifully presented and substantially extended village house. property also falls within the Kingsmead catchment School area. There is easy access to the M5 motorway and Taunton train station offers mainline railway links. The countryside surrounding the village is renowned for its walking and riding, being on the lower slopes of the Brendon Hills. It is also close to the Quantock Hills, Blackdown Hills and Exmoor, all are Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Description 6 Hills Cottages is a superbly extended and recently renovated house, which offers well-proportioned accommodation that is arranged over two floors. The house has been virtually doubled in size in recent years and has rendered elevations under a pitched tiled roof. The current owners have completed the renovations to a high standard. Accommodation The accommodation includes an entrance hallway with a slate floor, with an opening through to the boot room with double glazed window and feature black board. There is a fully tiled cloakroom with a fitted suite comprising wash hand basin, low level WC and heated towel rail. The sitting room includes a fireplace with inset multi-fuel Wood Warm stove with tiled chimney breast, hearth, oak mantle and exposed wooden floor. An opening leads through to the family room, which is a wonderful room with double glazed doors opening onto the timber decking area and garden. There is access to the kitchen which has been fitted with a range of oak wall and base units with integrated dishwasher, granite effect work surfaces with induction hob, AEG oven and extractor hood over and built in oven under. The room has space for an American style fridge / freezer (with cold water plumbing) and a door to the under stairs storage cupboard. There is a separate utility room with a range of fitted matching wall and base units, granite work tops with a Belfast sink and tiled floor. There is a door to an integrated double garage, which has a remote roller shutter door. On the first floor there is a landing with windows overlooking the rear garden and doors off to the bedrooms. The master bedroom has dual aspect double glazed windows with wonderful views. Moroccan style openings lead through to the en-suite and the separate dressing room, which has hanging space, a window and hatch to roof space. The en-suite has recently been re-fitted and includes a freestanding bath with freestanding tap shower attachment, enclosed double tiled shower cubicle, WC with concealed system and a wash hand basin. There are three further bedrooms that all enjoy beautiful views to the front and rear. There is a family shower room with a double shower cubicle, wash hand basin with oak vanity unit, LED mirror, tiled floor and walls and a low level WC. Outside There is a generous gravelled parking area, which provides parking for a number of vehicles besides the integral garage. The garage has a remote controlled electric roller door with a double glazed window to the front and rear, opening onto a covered log store. To the rear of the property there is additional parking, suitable for a large commercial vehicle or motorhome. The front garden has a deep paved pathway, which leads to the front door. The main area of garden is laid to lawn with a raised stone pond with water feature and views of open countryside towards the Quantock Hills. The rear garden is south facing and backs onto open fields and has a generous sized decked area with LED lighting. There are brick built raised beds and a brick archway and feature ornamental iron gate. There is a lawned area with planted herbaceous borders and a feature apple tree. Directions From Taunton proceed head towards the Cross Keys roundabout and take your first exit towards Norton Fitzwarren. Continue along this road towards Milverton, taking the right hand turning just before reaching the roundabout sign posted to Fitzhead. Continue up the hill and take the left turn and continue until you reach the grass triangle with the large oak tree. Turn right sign posted for Fitzhead. Continue through the village, and past the pub and the property will be located on your right hand side by a Stags For Sale board. 6 Hills Cottages, Fitzhead, Taunton, TA4 3JW These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. Stags 5 Hammet Street, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1RZ Tel: 01823 256625 [email protected] Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London stags.co.uk.
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