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" A detached three bedroom bungalow with a well planted mature rear garden measuring some 216 ft long bounded by fields and with distant views to both the Poldens and Quantock hills. The bungalow offers a sitting room, dining room, large kitchen/breakfast room, three bedrooms, family bathroom, double glazing, oil central heating, garage and parking. No onward chain.

Accommodation

From the drive a path leads through the front garden to a uPVC patterned double glazed door opening to

Entrance hall 10'8" by 6'9" (3.26m x 2.06m)

Fitted carpet, radiator, access to large loft, door to

Sitting room 15'11" by 11'11" (4.85m x 3.63m)

Fitted carpet, uPVC double glazed window to side, fireplace housing electric coal effect fire, archway to

Dining room 11'9" by 7'0" (3.58m x 2.13m)

Fitted carpet, radiator, uPVC double glazed window to rear enjoying views over the rear garden.

Kitchen/breakfast room 14'3" by 9'11" (4.34m x 3.02m)

Ample storage cupboards above and below roll edged worktops, one and a half bowl stainless steel sink, space and plumbing for dishwasher, gas oven (with propane gas bottles to the rear of the property), integral fridge, space for breakfast table, uPVC double glazed window to rear enjoying views over the rear garden, uPVC double glazed door to the rear lobby.

Bedroom one 11'11" by 10'11" (3.63m x 3.33m)

Fitted carpet, radiator, uPVC double glazed windows to the front and side.

Bedroom two 13'1" by 10'8" (3.99m x 3.25m)

Fitted carpet, radiator, uPVC double glazed window to front.

Bedroom three 11'0" decreasing to 9'3" by 6'2"

Fitted carpet, radiator, electric radiator, uPVC double glazed window to side.

Bathroom 11'0" decreasing to 8'6" by 5'5"

Replaced in 2006 with modern white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, close coupled WC, pedestal wash basin, airing cupboard housing hot water tank, tiles to splash prone areas, radiator, wall heater, uPVC double glazed window to side, extractor.

Rear lobby

The door from the kitchen opens to the rear lobby with doors to the front and rear gardens and a door to the garage.

Outside



Garage and Parking 19'9" by 9'3" plus parking for 3 cars on the drive

Up and over door with power and light, eaves storage space, oil fired boiler, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for freezer. There is further parking for up to three vehicles.

Front garden

Largely laid to lawn but well planted with established specimen shrubs providing colour all year round and a Torbay Palm to the centre of the garden. To both sides of the property are timber gates giving access to

Rear garden 216' (66m) by 33' (10m) APPROX

The long rear garden (if its too big for you we believe the neighbour may wish to buy some) is surrounded by farmland giving privacy and beautiful rural views across to the Poldens and Quantocks. It has been carefully designed and well planted with mature shrubs and trees so that flowers and leaves colour the garden all year. The garden is enclosed by field hedging. The left hedge has been professionally laid. The back garden consists of 4 sections.

The first section, immediately behind the house, is 52' (16m) wide approx and has a paved patio with a small fish pond, timber garden shed, and oil tank. Lawn area bordered by shrubs. The further sections of garden are 33' (10m) wide approx and consist of

A second section with large lawn area, shrubs to the borders, several sloe trees, and a Bramley apple tree, timber gate opening to

A third section with a large greenhouse. There is a pear tree, two kinds of cooking apple trees (Lane's Prince Albert and Bramley) and a Golden Delicious apple tree.

The final section is more densely planted with pathways through specimen plants that attract wildlife. There is a hazelnut tree, crab apple tree and silver birch trees to name but a few. The rear of the garden is where the scenery can be admired with far reaching views including Middlezoy church, the Poldens and the Quantocks.

Directions

From Aller continue on A372 main road, over the River Sowy then take the next left (Load Pool) to enter Othery. Turn left at the T junction onto the main A361, drive through Othery past the School and Post Office and continue on High Street until the road begins to curve left and passes the entrance to North Lane (on right). The Walnuts is on the right, almost opposite the entrance to Paynes Lane indicated by an English Homes For Sale board.

Othery

Situated in the small Somerset village of Othery, The Walnuts has excellent road connections for local towns and for Bristol and Exeter. The village has a popular primary school, famous Somerset bakery (Maisey's), post office, general store and pub. Acclaimed schools lie within 12 miles radius and with easy access. A Tesco supermarket is 5 miles away at Langport, while other supermarkets and shops are 7 to 10 miles away at Taunton, Bridgwater, and at Street which also benefits from the Clarke's Village shopping centre. Main line rail services and coaches to London at Taunton and Bridgwater. A great area for natural history, with the RSPB Greylake reserve and Crane Project, each 2 miles away. The village has many social activities and is well regarded as a friendly neighbourhood.

VIEWINGS BY APPOINTMENT

Langport Office 01458 252530 info@english-homes.co.uk

Disclaimers: Information is given in good faith, but may not be accurate. Freehold/leasehold needs to be checked by conveyancers. Compass points and measurements are for guidance only, especially L shaped and attic rooms, and land. Fixtures & fittings are not tested so may not work. Any fittings mentioned could be subject to negotiation so check the Fixtures & Fittings list during the conveyance. We do our best to help, so please ask if any point needs clarification. Do please use aerial maps provided through our website to check out the location before travelling any great distance. We do not carry out hazardous substances surveys before marketing properties, so have no idea whether or not asbestos etc may be present so viewings are at your own risk. E&OE.

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