‘Mendip View’, Westbury Sub Mendip. BA5 1HD Guide Price £325,000 M,d,d,d

Description Wells is the smallest cathedral city in England. Presented beautifully throughout is this 1930's It caters for most everyday needs, offering three bedroom detached family home with good shopping facilities as well as restaurants garage and stunning south facing views. The and pubs, a cinema, churches of most property has been lovingly updated and retains denominations, together with open-air markets many of its original period features such as on Wednesdays and Saturdays. picture rails, wooden doors, bay windows and Schools are plentiful with the Cathedral an open fire place. From the front door you School, the Blue School and a choice of enter into a newly carpeted entrance hall, then primary schools in Wells, Millfield School in a dual aspect kitchen/dining room with a range Street and Downside school in Stratton-on-the- of wall and base units, electric oven, ceramic Fosse are easily accessible. hob and breakfast bar. The utility room and w/c can be accessed from the kitchen, again Tenure Heating having plenty of storage and features a Belfast Freehold Oil fired central heating. sink. The sitting room has exposed wooden (Gas is available nearby , if required). floors and focuses around the feature fireplace Services with mantelpiece surround. To the first floor is Mains drainage, water and electricity are all the master bedroom which has an ensuite connected. shower room and breathtaking southerly views towards Glastonbury Tor and the Somerset Viewing Levels. A further double bedroom with built in Strictly by appointment with Cooper and storage, feature fireplace and equally stunning Tanner. Tel: 01749 676524. views can be found along with a single bedroom with views over the garden and Local Authority family bathroom. Mendip District Council, Cannards Grave Road, Shepton Mallet. BA4 5BT. Tel: 01749 Outside 648999 A boiler room and large garage can be Council Tax EPC Rating accessed at the back and side of the property Band 'E' Rating 'E' along with ample parking for 3/4 cars on a gravel drive. The gardens which back onto Directions farmland are mainly laid to lawn with a variety From Wells take the A371 signposted to of shrubs and trees, steps lead to two raised Cheddar. Continue through the village of seating areas along with a graveled BBQ area. Easton and on to Westbury sub Mendip.

Location Continue through the village of Westbury sub Westbury Sub Mendip is a popular village Mendip passing the shop and Post Office on your right continue for a further 100 metres some 3 miles from Wells. The village has its and Mendip View can be found on your right. own infant/junior School, Shop/Post Office,

Church and Village Hall. The village also has main bus routes. REF:WELJAT060815