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2 the Pinnacles, East Chinnock, Somerset Gth.Net 2 the Pinnacles Weston Street, East Chinnock, Somerset, BA22 9EQ 2 The Pinnacles, East Chinnock, Somerset gth.net 2 The Pinnacles Weston Street, East Chinnock, Somerset, BA22 9EQ Yeovil 5 miles; Crewkerne 5 miles; Dorchester 23 miles Charming and beautiful Grade II listed semi-detached cottage located in a sought-after village of East Chinnock. The property benefits from many original character features throughout along with a separate carport and parking. Guide Price £350,000 Description On the ground floor 2 The Pinnacles consists of a sitting room with open fire, dining room with original features and flagstone flooring, kitchen/breakfast room along with a utility. The property is entered via a wooden door into an initial entrance hall with stairs to the right leading to the first floor and a downstairs WC, with wash hand basin and low level WC. Beyond the initial hallway is the spacious and naturally light dining room which has an array of charm and character including an original bread oven with log burner, flagstone flooring and wooden beams across. There is also access to the under stairs storage. Up a few steps you reach the spacious and naturally light sitting Bedroom two is also spacious and light and features lovely room, this features a beautiful old original open fireplace, dual countryside views in the distance, this has built in wardrobes along aspect windows to the front and side elevations, exposed with a separate en-suite shower room, consisting of a shower stonework and wooden beams across. cubicle with electric shower, wash hand basin and heated towel rail. Beyond the dining room is the kitchen/breakfast room this features Bedroom three is again spacious and light and also features a a range of fitted wall and base units along with space for appliances separate en-suite shower room, consisting of a shower cubicle with these include a dishwasher, under counter fridge/freezer and electric shower over along with a wash hand basin. washing machine. The family bathroom is lovely and bright comprising a white suite of Beyond the kitchen/breakfast room is the back entrance hall this has bath with shower over, wash hand basin and low level WC, with access to your car park on the left and garden to the right. tiled flooring. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms two of which have en- suite shower rooms along with an additional family bathroom. Outside The master bedroom is located to the front of the property and is As you leave the property via the back door you immediately enter a especially light featuring a front aspect window. There is also an rear courtyard benefiting from both evening and afternoon sun. original fireplace and wooden flooring. There is a raised flower bed planted with a range of mature shrubs. There is a path which has the oil tank on the left and raised stone beds leading round to the front garden. There is also a pond with water feature. The main garden itself has been chiefly laid to lawn and is surrounded by a variety of mature shrubs, bushes and trees. To the front there is a stone wall and a separate seating area in the far corner. Situation The ever popular village of East Chinnock lies directly between the towns of Yeovil and Crewkerne. The village has a church, village hall and public house. Both Yeovil and Crewkerne offer a good range of day to day amenities and facilities together with mainline railway stations, Yeovil offering both Penn Mill and Yeovil Junction. East Chinnock is surrounded by some of Somerset’s most glorious countryside with a large amount of public footpaths allowing for dog walking etc. Nearby is Ham Hill Country Park, famous for it’s views and walking. Services & Outgoings We understand that mains electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating. South Somerset District Council - Band D. Directions From Yeovil head towards Crewkerne along the A30. Having reached East Chinnock turn right onto Weston Street where the property will be found after a short distance on the left hand side. IMPORTANT NOTICE For clarification we wish to inform any prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sales particulars as a general guide. They must not be relied upon as statements of fact. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, heating systems, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. If there are points which are of particular importance to you please contact the office prior to viewing the property. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the Agentsagents GreensladeGreenslade Taylor Hunt. Taylor 23 Hunt. Broad Street, South Molton, Devon, EX36 3AQ 22 Princes Street, Yeovil, Somerset, BA20 1EQ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tel: 01769 574500 | Ref: STM180130 Tel: 01935 415300 | Ref: YEO210109 gth.net .
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