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Florida House 13 Priorygate Court, Castle Cary, Somerset Florida House 13 Priorygate Court, Castle Cary, Somerset Florida House, 13 A high specification prestige five bedroom home positioned in a much sought after development a short distance from the heart of Castle Cary. Priorygate Court, Castle Cary, Somerset, BA7 7HT Guide Price £700,000 DESCRIPTION Florida House was built circa 2000 in the reception hall with focal stairs rising to is also a separate utility room and two together with a good selection of shops grounds of The Priory in Castle Cary. the first floor located in the centre of the ground floor cloakrooms. On the first including a post office, butchers, general Florida House is one of only four other property. There are four excellent floor a galleried landing gives access to stores, greengrocer, delicatessens and properties quietly positioned on a private receptions rooms with the drawing room the bedroom accommodation consisting medical facilities. There is a regular bus road within easy walking distance of the of particular note with dual aspect, stone of a master bedroom with en-suite service to some of the outlying villages town centre. The property is built with fireplace with inset gas stove and French shower, his and her basins, WC and and also to major towns including natural local stone elevations with brick doors opening to the landscaped rear walk-in wardrobe, a guest bedroom with Wincanton, Yeovil and Sherborne. dressings under a tiled roof and sealed garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is a en-suite shower room, two further double Castle Cary also has the rare and major wooden double glazing with gas fired lovely area for entertaining with a bedrooms, a single bedroom and a benefit of a mainline railway station with central heating throughout. The high farmhouse style fitted kitchen with large family bathroom with panelled bath and a direct route to London Paddington and specification fittings include ornate double Belfast sink and marble drainer, separate walk-in shower completes the further down into the West Country. The cornices, panelled doors, dado rails and an inset Rangemaster cooker with first floor accommodation. Waterloo line can also be reached at engineered wood flooring throughout the stainless steel extractor hood over, nearby Sherborne and Templecombe majority of the ground floor rooms. The integrated dishwasher and space for a SITUATION and excellent road links are offered via house has recently been decorated and fridge/freezer. Double doors lead from Florida House is within a short walk of the A303, reached at Wincanton as well is offered with no onward chain. Upon the kitchen/breakfast room to a useful the town centre. This thriving community as various routes to both Bath and entering the property you are garden room with dual aspect and has an abundance of character buildings Bristol. immediately greeted with a generous French doors to the rear garden. There These particulars are intended only as a g uide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to t he Important Notice on the last page of text. OUTSIDE The front of the property benefits from its own gated Florida House access leading into ample driveway parking and turning Castle Cary, Somerset area with a detached double garage with up and over door with a pedestrian door to the side. The rear garden can be accessed from both sides of the property and has been tastefully landscaped with a super sun terrace with access from both the drawing room and garden room, an ideal space for outside entertaining. The sun terrace extends round to one side of the house where there is a pergola with Wisteria. The remainder of the garden is mainly laid to level lawn with mature well stocked floral and shrub borders. A useful garden shed and superb summerhouse completes the much loved rear gardens. DIRECTIONS On entering Castle Cary from the Wincanton proceed along the A371 down into Cary Hill turn left onto North Street into the centre of Castle Cary. Upon entering the High Street follow the one way system onto Fore Street and take a right onto Lower Woodcock Street. At the T junction take a left onto Station road, follow the road until you see a right hand turning onto Victoria Road, follow the road until you see two stone pillars veering off to the right, go through these and take the first available right and Florida House a short distance on your right hand side. VIEWING By appointment with Greenslade Taylor Hunt Telephone 01935 813577 E-mail [email protected] IMPORTANT NOTICE For clarification we wish to inform the prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sales particulars as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings, if there are important matters which are likely to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before buying the property. .
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