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Oakleaze, Brickyard Lane, Wanstrow BA4 4TH £595,000 Oakleaze, Brickyard Lane, Wanstrow BA4 4TH £595,000 Accommodation There is a wide range of excellent schools in the area both Oakleaze is a spacious detached three bedroom bungalow with public and private sectors including Downside at Stratton on the two bedroom completely self-contained annexe, ideal for Fosse, Millfield at Street, Wells Cathedral School, Sunny Hill rental/relative, situated in a generous plot – around 1.4 acres in (Bruton School for Girls) and Kings School at Bruton. The main total, including an orchard and a haha, in a very rural location line railway station is at Castle Cary (London/Paddington 90 not far from the Somerset village of Wanstrow. mins) and from Gillingham, which connects to Waterloo. Agents Note The accommodation comprises of the main house which provides three bedrooms, a sitting room, dining room, a well- Oakleaze provides an opportun ity for a purchaser to have a lovely family home, with the extra accommodation of an annexe, appointed kitchen/breakfast room, a bathroom and a utility room. with room for horses or livestock and ample room for other The annexe provides a sitting room with a feature fireplace, a hobbies, or indeed to work from home. Viewing is highly fully fitted kitchen/dining room and on the first floor two recommended. bedrooms and a bathroom. The layout of the property is ideal for Tenure a family looking for room for a dependant relative or teenage flat Freehold There is also the scope to work from home if required. An extremely versatile property offering many possibilities. Council Tax Band Band ‘E’ Outside EPC Rating The property sits in the centre of the garden and grounds and Rating E. is ccessed via a driveway with to one side a detached garage with power and light and an adjoining workshop/studio. There is Services a contained stable yard with two timber built horse boxes, with Private drainage, water, electricity and BT are all connected one paddock adjoining. To the front of the property there is Heating ample parking/turning area and a garden. To the rear is the Oil Fired second paddock, which along with the remainder of the property enjoys mature nat ural screening on all sides. The main property Local Authority has a lawned garden to the rear, with the annexe also having its Mendip District Council, Cannards Grave Road, Shepton Mallet, own private garden area. These two gardens could be Somerset BA4 5BT combined if required to create one large garden . There is a Tel: 0300 303 8588 further small paddock area to one side of the house. Dirctions From the roundabout at Nunney Catch, take the turning sign Location posted Bruton. After several miles you will enter the edge of the Wanstrow is situated approximately four miles from Frome and village of Wanstrow, look for the staggered crossroads and turn eighteen miles from Bath. There is a church, a village hall and right by the cottage on the corner. Drive along this lane passing the public house The Pub at Wanstrow. Longleat Safari Park by Warburton Farm on the right hand side. This property is then and its many family attractions is only a short drive away. The found on the right hand side. village borders picturesque scenery and lovely walks for all the family. QHE 24 th September 2015 .
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