3 bedroom terraced house for sale

2 OLD SOMERTON HOTEL, NEW STREET, SOMERTON, SOMERSET, TA11 7NT

Glastonbury 8 miles, Street 6 miles, Langport 4 miles. Castle Cary 10 miles (Paddington 1.5 hours). Yeovil 12 miles (Waterloo 2.5 hours). Taunton/M5 (J25) 16 miles. A303 3.5 miles (Distances & times approximate).

An attractive three-bedroom, grade II listed house of blue lias stone, that has been beautifully updated throughout and forms part of the historic former Somerton Hotel on New Street.

The property provides light and spacious living accommodation across two floors, with en-suite facilities to all three bedrooms and a wine cellar accessible from the large sitting/dining room, as well as a generous kitchen. The home has been refurbished exceptionally well throughout during the current ownership and combines both original character and sympathetic improvements, with more contemporary touches.

Outside, the property offers a private, enclosed rear garden that has been thoughtfully designed, along with secure gated parking for two vehicles.

Location

The Old Somerton Hotel is conveniently situated on New Street and close to the centre in a quiet and popular residential area without through traffic. It’s just a short walk from the town square and central amenities. Somerton itself is within easy reach of the surrounding towns including Glastonbury and Street to the north, Castle Cary to the east and Yeovil to the south. This thriving town has many independent shops, lots of sporting, social and other clubs, associations and a friendly community. 

Accommodation

Approaching the property from the front, you will enter using the original entrance porch for the former hotel and be welcomed through into a spacious hallway. The hallway provides you with plenty of storage, as well as access to the well-appointed cloakroom, whilst bespoke glazed double doors open onto the large, open plan sitting/dining room. 

This spacious room is tastefully presented with neutral tones and offers two large windows to the front, original wood paneling and a feature fireplace with fitted log burner. Built into the floor is a unique glass topped access into the original stone-stepped wine cellar, whilst the dining area has plenty of space, big enough to hold a large dining table, as well as an oak staircase which rises to the first floor. 

From the dining area, you head into the light and spacious kitchen which has been fitted with a comprehensive range of wall, base and drawer units, complemented by a mixture of quartz and oak worktops and a double Belfast sink. Additionally, there is an integrated dishwasher, space for large double fridge freezer, range cooker with cooker hood and central island. A handy utility room provides suitable laundry facilities and additional sink.

Upon the first floor, there are three light and airy double bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities. To the front of the property are two separate doubles, one providing an en-suite shower room, whilst the other an en-suite bathroom with freestanding bathtub. Both of which have been exceptionally well appointed. To the far end of the landing is the master bedroom which is a great sized room and also offers a spacious en-suite shower room and a walk-in wardrobe.

Outside 

The property benefits from a carefully landscaped, low maintenance courtyard garden to the rear, which offers a pleasant and sunny seating terrace. This is protected by a good deal of privacy, whilst there are stone chippings, established flower beds and plenty of space for additional pots to provide further colour. 

There is secure gated access to the rear of the property, which is approached by electric vehicular gates off New Street. There are two allocated parking spaces, as well as discreet, secure storage for bins and recycling.

Other Points

Freehold

Mains water, drainage and electricity all connected. Gas central heating.

Council tax band E

Grade II Listed

EPC exempt

About the area

Somerton was an important town in Roman times eventually became the capital of Wessex. It's now a thriving Market Town in the heart of Somerset yet with easy road access via the A303 road a few miles south and the main line rail station at Castle Cary. Somerton provides a wide range of local services including a small supermarket, Doctors Surgery, Library, Butchers, Newsagent, Chemist and Post Office. Close by are other small towns including Street, Glastonbury, Wells, Castle Cary, Yeovil and Sherborne whilst Bristol, Bath and Taunton are also within easy reach. There are excellent state and independent schools locally which include a well-respected primary school in Somerton and secondary schools (and 6th form college) in Street and Huish Episcopi. Independent schools include, Millfield (at Street & Glastonbury), Wells Cathedral, Downside, All Hallows and the schools at Bruton and Sherborne. There are lots of good restaurants and pubs in the town and surrounding villages, and most sporting, cultural and social requirements can be met.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Roderick Thomas, their clients and any joint agents state that these details are for general guidance only and accuracy cannot be guaranteed. They do not constitute any part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and floor plans are to give a general indication only and are not measured accurate drawings.  No guarantees are given with regard to planning permission or fitness for purpose.  No apparatus, equipment, fixture or fitting has been tested.  Items shown in photographs are not necessarily included.  Purchasers must satisfy themselves on all matters by inspection or otherwise.  

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