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The Maples Bro 2-17 THE MAPLES CURRY RIVEL | SOMERSET SUMMERFIELDSUMMERFIELD HOMESHOMES THE MAPLES CURRY RIVEL | SOMERSET Situated in a wonderful rural location, The Maples offers 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes in the heart of this picturesque and popular village. The Maples is conveniently located to enjoy the many facilities this charming village has to offer. Actual view from Milbury Gardens. Curry Rivel A hugely popular village, situated on a ridge above the beautiful Somerset Levels, Curry Rivel is located just c.2 miles west of Langport and c.12 miles east of the county town of Taunton. Curry Rivel’s beautiful and historic centre is home to the fine Church of St. Andrews and many of its most picturesque and original properties, set around the village green. The local Church of England Junior School is located at the heart of the village, on Church Street, as is the popular café/coffee shop Living Pretty and the contemporary pub The Firehouse. There is a second pub, The King William IV, also within the village, alongside other local facilities including a florist, heating centre, barbers, garage, post office, taxi service, dentist and pottery. Numerous clubs and groups have developed within this very active village, including Brownies, Guides and Scouts, art, entertainment and music clubs, walking, gardening, bowls, cricket clubs and the WI. Regular village events are held including the Flower Show and Village Fete. Curry Rivel village green. Views across surrounding countryside. The Firehouse, Curry Rivel. The Firehouse, Curry Rivel. Living Pretty, Curry Rivel. The Firehouse, Curry Rivel. The dominating local landmark is a 140 feet column (known as Pynsent Column, Curry Rivel Column, Burton Pynsent Monument, Pynsent Steeple or The Cider Monument) which stands on Troy Hill at nearby Burton Pynsent. The monument, which is clad in Portland Stone, was designed by Capability Brown for William Pitt as a monument to Sir William Pynsent, of the Pynsent Baronets. Restored in the 1990s by the John Paul Getty Trust and English Heritage this magnificent monument towers above the village creating a unique focal point. Pynsent Column and surrounding views. Moments away The ancient nearby market town of Langport lies at the heart of the Somerset Levels on the banks of the River Parrett. Its central location makes Langport a thriving hub for neighbouring villages, surrounded by the flora and fauna of the Somerset Levels, one of England's most unchanged landscapes. Langport boasts a fine range of modern facilities, including a post office, library, pharmacy and medical centre; retail outlets ranging from supermarkets to a wide variety of independent shops and craft workshops, and many good places to eat and drink. Huish Episcopi Academy, the local secondary school, is located just outside of Langport. The surrounding area offers a superb landscape for many outdoor leisure pursuits, including wonderful walks and cycle paths, fishing and other river activities. The RSPB has a reserve in the ancient woodland of Swell Wood extending some 10 miles along the ridge from Langport to the Blackdown Hills, home to herons, woodpeckers and nuthatches as well as delightful woodland bluebells, primroses and orchids. Kitchen at The Wharf, Langport. Langport and surrounding countryside. Views across surrounding countryside. The Langford, Fivehead. Muchelney Abbey. Nearby Muchelney is home to two English Heritage properties, the magnificent Muchelney Abbey which dates back to the 7th Century and The Priest’s House, a late Curry Rivel Centre < 0.5 miles medieval hall-house set within this picturesque village. Langport c.2 miles The larger towns of Taunton (the county town of Somerset), Taunton c.12 miles Yeovil and Sherborne, together with the local cities of Exeter, Street c.12 miles Bristol and Wells, offer a wide range of shopping and leisure pursuits, including fine dining, historic architecture and Yeovil c.15 miles international sporting venues. Dorset’s heritage coastline is Wells c.20 miles also just 1 hour away. Bristol c.55 miles The M5 and A303, alongside mainline rail connections, Bath c.40 miles provide easy access to destinations further afield, whilst Bristol Airport c.45 miles Bristol Airport is less than an hour away offering both UK and international flights to over 100 destinations. The Properties Setting the standard of quality new homes in the area, The Maples offers 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes in this hugely popular village. Each property has been designed with great care and attention to detail, to ensure that they will appeal to the most discerning of buyers. Built and finished to the finest quality; the bespoke kitchens offer the perfect blend of style and practicality, whilst the elegant bathrooms exude style and luxury with bright white sanitary ware and contemporary fittings. The Moorlinch Plots 1, 2, 8, 9, 15 & 21 Ground Floor First Floor Entrance Hall Master Bedroom 3.45m x 3.38m 11’ 4” x 11’ 1" Kitchen/Dining 6.02m x 3.50m 19’ 9” x 11’ 6” En suite Utility 2.12m x 1.56m 6’ 11” x 5’ 1” Bedroom 2 3.43m x 2.93m 11’ 4” x 9’ 7" Living Room 6.02m x 3.35m 19’ 9” x 11’ 0” Bedroom 3 3.00m x 2.48m 9’ 10” x 8’ 2" Cloakroom Bedroom 4 2.91m x 2.47m 9’ 6” x 8’ 1” Bathroom THE MAPLES Utility Es Master Bedroom 2 Kitchen Bedroom Store Living Room W Dining Landing Room Bedroom 3 Wc Hall Bath Bedroom 4 Min. 2.48m Linen Ground Floor First Floor The Martock Plots 4, 12 & 13 Ground Floor First Floor Entrance Hall Master Bedroom 3.83m x 3.00m 12’ 7” x 9’ 10” Kitchen/Dining 6.36m x 3.72m 20’ 10” x 12’2” En suite Utility 2.00m x 1.80m 6’ 6” x 5’ 11” Bedroom 2 3.83m x 3.08m 12’ 7” x 10’ 1” Living 6.36m x 3.70m 20’ 10” x 12’2” Bedroom 3 3.78m x 2.44m 12’ 5” x 8’ 0” Cloakroom Bedroom 4 2.71m x 2.44m 8’ 11” x 8’ 0” Bathroom THE MAPLES Utility Landing Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Kitchen Store Living Linen Room Wc Dining Master Bedroom 2 Room Bedroom Bath Hall es Ground Floor First Floor The Polden Plots 5 & 6 (Handed) Ground Floor First Floor Entrance Hall Master Bedroom 3.48m x 2.72m 11’ 5” x 8’ 11” Kitchen/Dining 5.01m x 2.92m 16’ 5” x 9’ 7” En suite Living Room 5.15m x 4.01m 16’11” x 13’ 2” Bedroom 2 2.91m x 2.00m 9’ 6” x 6’ 6” Cloakroom Bedroom 3 2.35m x 2.20m 7’ 8” x 7’ 2” Bathroom THE MAPLES Bath Kitchen/dining Bedroom 2 Landing store es st 4.01m w Living Hall Master Bedroom wc Bedroom 3 Min. 2.80m Ground Floor First Floor The Edington Plots 3, 7, 10 (Handed), 11, 14 & 16 Ground Floor First Floor Kitchen/Dining 6.00m x 2.70m 19’8’’ x 8’8’’ Bedroom 1 3.91 x 3.45m 12’9’’ x 11’3’’ Living Room 4.80m x 2.95m 15’8’’ x 9’8’’ Bedroom 2 3.01 x 2.80m 9’10’’ x 9’2’’ Bedroom 3 3.30 x 1.90m 10’8’’ x 6’1’’ Bathroom THE MAPLES Dining Bath Bedroom 2 Room cpd Living Landing Room Linen Hall Master Bedroom 3 Kitchen Bedroom wc es Ground Floor First Floor The Langport Plots 17 & 18 Ground Floor Entrance Hall Kitchen/Dining 3.60m x 3.10m 11’ 9” x 10’ 2” Living Room 3.60m x 3.57m 11’ 9” x 11’ 8” Master bedroom 4.27m x 2.64m 14’ 0” x 8’ 8” Bedroom 2 3.55m x 2.73m 11’ 8” x 8’ 11” Bathroom THE MAPLES Kitchen/ Bath Dining Bedroom 1 ac Hall Living Bedroom 2 Ground Floor local developers Summerfield Homes ...creating outstanding homes Summerfield is an established local property development company with a longstanding reputation for building and selling quality new homes throughout the South West. Formed in central Somerset in 1987, Summerfield evolved from a family-run construction company founded in 1823. Drawing on a deep store of local knowledge and experience, we build a range of commercial and residential properties to high construction and environmental standards. With a strong track record of delivering quality property, Summerfield Homes build a wide selection of residential property ranging from two bedroom affordable coach houses to three, four and five bedroom prestige properties. Every home is designed to complement its setting, incorporating a traditional style typical of the local area with character features and individual finishes. Built using the latest construction techniques, all Summerfield Homes come with a 10-year National House Builders Council (NHBC) warranty. We offer a friendly and personal approach to business that is based on trust, openness and reliability. What our customers say about us: “We would like to recommend Summerfield homes for their lovely houses. Our buying experience with them was excellent, and they gave us great customer service in the run up to completion and after. The choices available were lovely especially in the kitchen. Standard items and sanitary fittings were of good quality. We received much help from the Sales team which included Sarah Beisly and Heather Freeman who were efficient, responsive and above all friendly." Mr and Mrs K SUMMERFIELD HOMES Bathroom Specification: for Open Market homes Sanitary Ware High quality contemporary white suite Taps Thermostatic control bath/shower mixer tap in chrome steel finish Tiling Glazed floor tiling Full height wall tiling to bath area Internal Finish Glass splashback to wash hand basin Front Door Multi point locking steel insulated front door with chrome ironmongery Fixings Heated towel rail in metallic finish Windows & French Doors Double glazed PVCu Combined shaver/light socket Central Heating High efficiency propane gas fired central heating with mains pressure domestic hot water Lighting Low energy downlighters Combi boiler Internal Doors Five panel vertical moulded doors.
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