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" Naish House forms part of the former Abbey School, which has been tastefully converted into three attractive town houses. Originally, this property was built by a Benjamin Naish. a prominent local solicitor in the early 1800's for his wife and sister. In recent years, the house has been run as a highly successful bed and breakfast (No.1 on Tripadvisor), giving this house ample flexibility as a fine family town house, or further expansion of the business.

Accommodation
All measurements are approximate.

Ground floor
Heavy wooden front entrance door opening to:

Entrance vestibule
Fan light over the front door. Tiled floor. Ornate coved ceiling. Dado rail. Radiator. Door with glazed side screens, having attractive leaded inserts opening to:

Spacious entrance hall
Tiled floor. Ornate coved ceiling and dado rail. Radiator. Doors off and leading to:

Rear Hall
Stairs rising to first floor landing. Radiator. Door to:

Cloakroom
Suite comprises of WC and wash hand basin. Radiator.

Dining Room - 23' 7'' x 14' 9'' (7.18m x 4.49m)
Two windows with working shutters to front. Feature open fireplace with marble surround and wooden mantle over. Ornate coved ceiling. Large built in cupboard. Two radiators. Door to:

Kitchen/Breakfast room - 19' 8'' x 18' 4'' (5.99m x 5.58m)
Fitted with a quality range of wall, base and drawer units having work surfaces, plus a central peninsular unit. Space for a gas fired range cooker with extractor hood over. Stainless steel electric double oven with gas hob and further extractor hood over.Tiled floor. Inset ceiling spotlights. Window to rear and door to:

Lobby
Shelved storage space. Door to rear garden.

Drawing room - 16' 5'' x 16' 1'' (5.00m x 4.90m)
Feature marble fireplace. Coved ceiling and picture rail. Two radiators. Two windows to front.

First floor

Landing
Stairs rising to the second floor. Panelled doors off and leading to:

Bedroom One - 19' 8'' x 16' 1'' (5.99m x 4.90m)
Two windows to the front with views overlooking the Glastonbury Abbey ruins. Walk in wardrobe with clothes hanging rail and shelf storage space. Radiator.

En-suite bathroom
White suite comprises of a panelled bath, shower cubicle with mains fed shower, wash hand basin and WC. Tiling to all four walls. Tiled floor. Heated towel rail.

Bedroom Two - 19' 8'' x 18' 1'' max (5.99m x 5.51m)
Feature open cast iron fireplace. Fitted wardrobe with shelf storage space. Coved ceiling. Window to rear. Radiator. Door to:

En-suite bathroom
White suite comprises of a panelled bath, wash hand basin and WC. Tiling to all four walls. Heated towel rail.

Bedroom Three - 16' 5'' x 15' 9'' (5.00m x 4.80m)
Two windows to front with views over the Glastonbury Abbey ruins. Radiator. Feature fireplace. Walk-in closet with shelved storage space. Door to:

En-suite bathroom
Suite comprises of a panelled bath, fully tiled shower enclosure, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin. Tiling to all four walls. Inset ceiling spotlights. Heated towel rail.

Second Floor

Landiing

Landing
Window to rear. Inset spotlights. Door to:

Inner hall
Access to loft space. Doors off and leading to:

Bedroom Four - 14' 5'' x 11' 10'' (4.39m x 3.60m)
Window to front with views out over the Abbey Ruins. Inset ceiling spotlights. Exposed beam. Large shelved storage cupboard.

Bathroom
White suite comprises of a panelled bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC. Window to rear. Heated towel rail. Ceramic tiled floor.

Kitchen
Range of oak fronted wall and base units. Window to front with views over Glastonbury Abbey. Further door to:

Lounge - 15' 9'' x 15' 1'' (4.80m x 4.59m)
Window to rear. Exposed beamed ceiling having inset spotlights. Radiator. Door and steps down to:

Bedroom - 19' 8'' x 12' 10'' (5.99m x 3.91m)
Window to rear. Exposed beams. Inset spotlights. Radiator. Door to:

En-suite bathroom
White suite comprises of a panelled bath, fully tiled shower enclosure, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and WC. Ceramic tiled floor. Tiling to ceiling height on three walls. Heated towel rail.

Outside
The front of the property is approached off Magdalene Street via an attractive landscaped garden enclosed by a dwarf natural stone wall with wrought iron railings. The rear garden has again been landscaped to provide very usable and easily maintained outside space including a raised border. This also provides access to the two parking spaces at the end of the garden.

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