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5 bedroom semi-detached house
Study
Sold STC
Semi-detached house
5 beds
3 baths
0.50 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Imposing 5 bedroom townhouse
- Occuping a prominent position
- Welcoming accommodation
- Garage and parking
- Pretty gardens
A majestic, imposing and hugely versatile 5 bedroom townhouse, with garage, parking, pretty gardens, 2,200 sq ft of wonderful accommodation and occupying an enviable position in the medieval town of Ilminster.
A substantial and attractive five bedroom town-house occupying a prominent position within the medieval town of Ilminster with the added advantage of garage, parking and pretty gardens. In brief the property comprises an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility, WC and conservatory to the ground floor, three bedrooms (all ensuite) and a family bathroom to the first floor with a further two bedrooms (one incorporating a shower) and a WC to the second floor. The current owners have kept the property to an exacting standard with welcoming accommodation and sympathetic interior design. Until recently, Woodleigh was a successful bed and breakfast as such, benefits from excellent and practical accommodation whilst still offering a great degree of flexibility. Both reception rooms have wonderful south-facing bay windows, high ceilings and original fireplace surrounds. The sitting room is a relaxed setting to unwind and has exposed stripped floorboards whilst the dining room offers a lovely space for formal entertaining. The well-appointed kitchen is fitted with all mod-cons including a Belfast sink and has views onto the garden whilst the conservatory makes a useful extra reception room and could be utilised as a further dining or breakfast room. The utility and WC make up the remainder of the ground floor. All the bedrooms are good-sized doubles with all those to the first floor serviced by their own ensuites. Advantageously, the principle bedrooms all face south and take in extensive and elevated views of Ilminster and the countryside beyond. It should be noted that for those needing to work from home, one of the smaller bedrooms could be used as a study. For those with older children or those looking at multi-generational living, the spacious second floor could become an almost entirely self-contained apartment (subject to the necessary consents). It will make the perfect home for families, those looking at a business opportunity and those simply wanting to be in a great location close to amenities and communication links.
Ilminster is a medieval market town, situated about 12 miles south east of the county town of Taunton. Surrounded by undulating open countryside designated a Special Landscape area, the majority of the town falls within a Conservation Area. Ilminster is well served by Tesco supermarket, co-op and various independent stores including dairy shop, traditional butcher, grocer, clothing boutiques and homewares store. There are two doctor’s surgeries and a dentist. Other notable benefits include a library, weekly market, restaurants, pubs, cafes, bakeries, hairdressers, beauty salons, a cocktail bar, gym and soft play centre. Creative types will enjoy Ilminster Arts Centre, a vibrant arts centre with its own café, art gallery and theatre. Local schooling can be found at Herne View a Church of England Primary School with secondary schooling found in the nearby towns of Crewkerne and Chard. Public Schools within easy reach include Chard School, Wellington School and Perrott Hill whilst Kings Hall, Taunton School, Kings School and Queens School can all be found in Taunton. Ilminster has convenient road access to both the M5, A303 and A358. Mainline railway stations are situated at Crewkerne 7 miles (London Waterloo) and Taunton 13 miles (London Paddington). Berrys coaches offer a service to London twice a day. Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within easy travelling distance. The World Heritage designated coastline lies 18 miles to the South.
The frontage of Woodleigh faces onto Station Road where a pathway to the main entrance and small garden can be found. Vehicular access can be found off New Road which leads to parking and the garage and in turn leads to the rear garden. It is laid in main to lawn and further complemented by mature shrubs, colourful flora and a designated seating area – ideal for alfresco dining and enjoying through the warmer months. It provides a safe space for those with children and/or pets and is almost entirely private from neighbouring properties. Useful shed/outbuilding.
A substantial and attractive five bedroom town-house occupying a prominent position within the medieval town of Ilminster with the added advantage of garage, parking and pretty gardens. In brief the property comprises an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility, WC and conservatory to the ground floor, three bedrooms (all ensuite) and a family bathroom to the first floor with a further two bedrooms (one incorporating a shower) and a WC to the second floor. The current owners have kept the property to an exacting standard with welcoming accommodation and sympathetic interior design. Until recently, Woodleigh was a successful bed and breakfast as such, benefits from excellent and practical accommodation whilst still offering a great degree of flexibility. Both reception rooms have wonderful south-facing bay windows, high ceilings and original fireplace surrounds. The sitting room is a relaxed setting to unwind and has exposed stripped floorboards whilst the dining room offers a lovely space for formal entertaining. The well-appointed kitchen is fitted with all mod-cons including a Belfast sink and has views onto the garden whilst the conservatory makes a useful extra reception room and could be utilised as a further dining or breakfast room. The utility and WC make up the remainder of the ground floor. All the bedrooms are good-sized doubles with all those to the first floor serviced by their own ensuites. Advantageously, the principle bedrooms all face south and take in extensive and elevated views of Ilminster and the countryside beyond. It should be noted that for those needing to work from home, one of the smaller bedrooms could be used as a study. For those with older children or those looking at multi-generational living, the spacious second floor could become an almost entirely self-contained apartment (subject to the necessary consents). It will make the perfect home for families, those looking at a business opportunity and those simply wanting to be in a great location close to amenities and communication links.
Ilminster is a medieval market town, situated about 12 miles south east of the county town of Taunton. Surrounded by undulating open countryside designated a Special Landscape area, the majority of the town falls within a Conservation Area. Ilminster is well served by Tesco supermarket, co-op and various independent stores including dairy shop, traditional butcher, grocer, clothing boutiques and homewares store. There are two doctor’s surgeries and a dentist. Other notable benefits include a library, weekly market, restaurants, pubs, cafes, bakeries, hairdressers, beauty salons, a cocktail bar, gym and soft play centre. Creative types will enjoy Ilminster Arts Centre, a vibrant arts centre with its own café, art gallery and theatre. Local schooling can be found at Herne View a Church of England Primary School with secondary schooling found in the nearby towns of Crewkerne and Chard. Public Schools within easy reach include Chard School, Wellington School and Perrott Hill whilst Kings Hall, Taunton School, Kings School and Queens School can all be found in Taunton. Ilminster has convenient road access to both the M5, A303 and A358. Mainline railway stations are situated at Crewkerne 7 miles (London Waterloo) and Taunton 13 miles (London Paddington). Berrys coaches offer a service to London twice a day. Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within easy travelling distance. The World Heritage designated coastline lies 18 miles to the South.
The frontage of Woodleigh faces onto Station Road where a pathway to the main entrance and small garden can be found. Vehicular access can be found off New Road which leads to parking and the garage and in turn leads to the rear garden. It is laid in main to lawn and further complemented by mature shrubs, colourful flora and a designated seating area – ideal for alfresco dining and enjoying through the warmer months. It provides a safe space for those with children and/or pets and is almost entirely private from neighbouring properties. Useful shed/outbuilding.
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