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"A very well presented end of terrace home situated in a desirable village within the Quantock Hills. Good size gardens, 2 workshops and parking.

A modern family home which has been recently updated by the current owners and now provides spacious and very well presented accommodation. A replacement kitchen has been fitted in the last couple of months, along with new vinyl flooring and carpets. The bathroom was upgraded within the last 5 years and a new LPG heating system was installed within the last 7 years. The vendors also added solar panels which assist towards the usage of appliances and also provide an annual income in the region of £400.

Arranged over two floors and briefly comprising; a double glazed entrance door opens into a useful entrance porch with further door into the hallway. Stairs rise up to the first floor and doors provide access to the lounge and kitchen, there is also a storage cupboard at the end of the hallway, along with a utility room incorporating a WC and housing the central heating boiler. The lounge is a well proportioned front aspect room with a feature fireplace. The kitchen is well fitted with a modern range of wall, base and drawer units along with spaces for appliances, complimentary worktops and tiling. Leading from the kitchen is a separate dining room which overlooks the garden. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.

An early viewing is strongly recommended to fully appreciate this ideal family home in a desirable village setting.

N.B Excluding current sale If a buyer were to resell, the new purchaser must meet the following condition for at least 3 years
a had his her place of work within the county of Somerset or the Exmoor National Park
or
b had his her only or principle home within the County of Somerset or the Exmoor National Park

* Marketing photos taken in 2023. The property is still accurately represented*

The property is situated on the edge of the village of Holford. The village has a long history dating back to the Iron Age. It has literary connections with Wordsworth who lived at Alfoxton Park for a year along with Coleridge who lived at nearby Nether Stowey. They wrote some of their famous poetry inspired by the beauty of the local landscape. The village also benefits from a good local pub and hotels. A wider range of amenities can be found in the nearby village of Nether Stowey. The large centre of Bridgwater lies approximately 11 miles away with a comprehensive range of retail facilities as you would expect from a larger town. Bridgwater also has a main line rail link and motorway access can be gained to the M5 at junctions 23 and 24. Holford Combe is a sheltered wooded valley at the foot of the Quantock Hills an area designated as being of Outstanding Natural Beauty and benefits from a comprehensive network of footpaths and bridleways providing picturesque walks across the Quantock Hills.

Outside, the gardens are a particular feature of the property. The rear is predominantly laid to lawn with mature hedges, shrub borders and a variety of flowers and plants. There are two timber workshops with power. To the side there is a productive vegetable garden, along with a greenhouse. The front garden is enclosed by panel fencing and again is laid to lawn with trees and bushes. Also to the front is a gravel area which provides off road parking."