A deceptively spacious and well presented detached bungalow, benefitting from four double bedrooms and generous living accommodation set in an elevated position, affording side views of the Mendip Hills. The property is situated close to the town centre and has been successfully run as a B&B, and further offers well maintained gardens, a garage and ample off road parking.
EPC rating C.


Upon visiting the property, you will immediately enter an enclosed front entrance porch, that in turn leads to a light and spacious entrance hall. The hallway benefits from a useful built-in storage cupboard. To the left, there is a large south facing lounge with a feature fireplace and overlooking the front garden, plus a side glass door giving access to the front patio. To the rear of the bungalow, there is a large oak fitted kitchen, which looks out onto the pleasant rear garden. The kitchen benefits from a walk-in larder, ample wall and base units, plumbing for white appliances and a door that leads to a handy walk-in laundry room. The kitchen opens onto the dining room offering an exposed solid oak floor, cream wood-burning stove set within a chimney breast, as well as French doors that open onto the patio and a further glass door to the side. This room has a lovely flow to it due to the wide opening from the kitchen, thus creating a very sociable space.

To the right and rear of the bungalow, you will find four double bedrooms. The master bedroom has a front aspect and has been fitted with wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and has also been fitted with wardrobes and another additional en-suite shower room. Both the third and fourth bedrooms face the rear, with one benefitting from French doors leading out into the rear garden and the other offering similarly fitted wardrobes. In addition to the two en-suites, the family bathroom has been well appointed with a panelled bath, wash facilities and a low level W/C.

Within the heart of Somerset and located on the edge of the Mendip Hills is the popular village of Cheddar. Famous for its spectacular gorge, the village has much to offer including banks, a Building Society, post office, independent shops and supermarkets. Cheddar has a three-tier school system where children up to the age of nine will attend the first school, then moving on to Fairlands Middle School and on to Kings of Wessex Community School. The village also has a varied selection of outdoor pursuits including sailing, abseiling and rock climbing. Cheddar also has a doctor's and dental surgery. The closest motorway access is Junction 21 and 22 of the M5.

To the front and side, the property benefits from ample off-road parking, whilst the front garden is mostly laid to lawn, and has an elegant circular water fountain, as well as a timber summer-house. There are well-stocked rose borders and an additional raised fish pond.

The rear garden is accessed through the back door and opens to a porch with a small patio for al fresco dining with a pergola covered in climbing roses. There is a raised flower bed that borders the garden and a wide pathway which leads to the L-shaped detached garage with workspace. The bungalow has wraparound pathways and two covered log stores.