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Berkeley House Withy Road, West Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset Berkeley House Withy Road, West Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset This individual, 1930's built 3 bedroom detached residence is situated 'on its own' Berkeley House, Withy Road, bordering open countryside with ample off road parking for numerous vehicles/caravan/motorhome, large garage/workshop, mature good size gardens and is West Huntspill, Highbridge, offered with no onward chain. Somerset, TA9 3NJ Guide Price £350,000 DESCRIPTION SITUATION ACCOMMODATION Dining Room - 13'4" (4.06m) x 12'3" The well presented accommodation The property is situated on a country lane Entrance - Upvc double glazed door gives (3.73m) into bay Upvc double glazed bay comprises: large entrance porch, entrance linking the villages of West Huntspill & East access into: window to the front elevation with fitted hallway, living room, dining room, spacious Huntspill within easy striking distance of window seat, power points, picture rail, kitchen/breakfast room, rear lobby, utility the major towns of Burnham on Sea & Entrance Porch/Conservatory - 15'9" x radiator. room, ground floor shower room, with 3 Bridgwater. West Huntspill has a selection 4'6" (4.8m x 1.37m) Power point, tiled bedrooms and a bathroom on the first of public houses/restaurants, an historic flooring, upvc double glazed windows to Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 14'6" (4.42m) floor. Further benefits include oil fired church and is situated conveniently within the front and both side elevations, wall max x 12'11" (3.94m) max A central heating, upvc double glazed easy striking distance of both junctions 22 light, part glazed wooden door gives comprehensive range of matching modern windows, built in double oven/hob, built in & 23 of the M5 giving excellent commuting access into: kitchen units comprising wall mounted and refrigerator/freezer and all fitted carpets links to Taunton, Bristol etc. base units with sliding drawer units, and blinds are set to remain. Externally the Main Hallway - Staircase to the first floor integrated refrigerator and freezer, pull out property occupies a large level mature plot The nearby town of Highbirgde offers a with understairs storage area, telephone larder units, marble effect work surfaces well stocked with numerous trees, shrubs doctors surgery, a large Asda superstore, point, power points, radiator. with fitted matching breakfast bar, pull out etc together with a large private parking and a mainline railway station. The nearby pan drawers, integrated dishwasher, bay providing ample space for numerous town of Burnham on Sea offers everyday Living Room - 16'5" into bay x 10'11" (5m integrated 'Neff' double oven with vehicles with a large detached banking and a bustling High Street of into bay x 3.33m) Upvc double glazed bay microwave, 2 fitted spotlight racks, part garage/workshop. shops, restaurants etc together with its window to the front elevation, feature harvest tiled walls, stainless steel single A superb detached family home well popular sea front and Esplanade. Bristol fireplace, power points, television point, drainer sink unit, four ring gas hob (LPG), worthy of early internal viewing, no onward Airport is approximately 20 miles distant. radiator. radiator, tiled flooring, ample power points, chain is offered by our vendor clients. dual aspect with upvc double glazed These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of text. windows to the rear and side elevations. cubicle with folding glazed shower doors, Bedroom Two - 13'2" x 10'5" (4.01m x LOCAL AUTHORITY Door gives access to: tiling to above dado height, chrome 3.18m) Upvc double glazed window to the Sedgemoor District Council Tax Band E. radiator, upvc double glazed frosted front elevation again offering a super Rear Lobby/Boot Room - Built in store window. countryside view, built in wardrobes and cupboards with work surface, tiled floor, storage cupboard, radiator, power points. SERVICES FIRST FLOOR Mains electricity. Mains water. Private power points, coat hanging facilities, double glazed Velux window. Door gives Landing - Dual aspect with upvc double Bedroom Three - 13'2" (4.01m) max x drainage (cess pit), oil fired central access into: glazed windows providing attractive views 10'11" (3.33m) max Dual aspect with upvc heating. Calor gas bottles for hob. across open countryside, power points, double glazed windows to the side and loft access which is fully insulated. Utility Room - 9'5" x 4'1" (2.87m x 1.24m) rear elevations offering an attractive VIEWING Plumbing for automatic washing machine, countryside view, radiator, power points, By appointment with Greenslade Taylor Bedroom One - 12'6" (3.8m) exc radiator, power points, tiled floor, fitted tall built in airing cupboard housing a lagged Hunt wardrobe recess x 11'4" (3.45m) Upvc unit, upvc double glazed frosted window to tank with fitted immersion and slatted Telephone 01278 782326 double glazed picture window to the front the rear. A sliding door gives access into: shelving. E-mail residential.burnham-on- elevation offering a super countryside [email protected] Ground Floor Shower Room - A modern view, radiator, power points, picture rail, Family Bathroom - A matching modern fitted shower room with white suite full length built in wardrobes with mirrored white suite comprising low level w.c, wash comprising low level w.c, wash hand basin doors. hand basin with cupboards under, fitted DIRECTIONS with cupboards under, double shower mirror unit with light over, panelled bath Leave Highbridge on the A38 into the with shower attachment over, mainly tiled village of West Huntspill, proceed along walls, radiator, upvc double glazed frosted for a distance taking the second left turn window to the rear. into Withy Road past the Crossways Inn. Berkeley House Proceed for approximately 0.25 mile West Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset OUTSIDE where the property is found on the right The property occupies a good size mature hand side identified by a For Sale board. plot with well maintained, principally lawned garden areas to the front and rear with well stocked and cared for borders housing a variety of shrubs, trees etc. Access to the rear is available via both sides of the property. To the rear of the property is a principally lawned garden neighbouring open countryside with a timber summerhouse to remain, outside water tap. PARKING There is a large private concrete parking bay principally to the side allowing off road parking for numerous vehicles, vans, motorhome/caravan etc which leads to the DOUBLE GARAGE 19'8" max x 19'1" max (6m x 5.82m) 3 double glazed frosted windows, power, light, access door into the rear garden, electronically operated IMPORTANT NOTICE metal up and over double garage door. 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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