4 bedroom detached house

A well-presented modern spit level detached home enjoying magnificent sweeping views over the Bristol Channel towards the Welsh coastline.

Arranged over four split level floors the accommodation in brief comprises; entrance porch and double glazed door leading to reception hall with door to double garage and door to a separate dining room overlooking the front.

A short flight of stairs from the entrance hall lead down to the lower ground floor were you will find the cloakroom, sitting room and kitchen/breakfast room.

The Kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a modern range of base and wall units, integrated electric hob, eye level double oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, tumble dryer, washing machine and dishwasher.

Another short flight of stairs from the entrance hall leads up to a split level landing with linen cupboard, main bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom and second bedroom.

The final short flight of stairs to the top of the property gives access to bedrooms 3 and 4 overlooking the front.

The property is approached over a brick paved drive providing parking for two cars in front of a double garage which has double up and over remote doors, electric light and power, workbench, storage cupboards and a cupboard housing a the gas boiler and hot water cylinder.

To the front are lawned gardens with small inset trees which also runs down the side. Immediately to the rear is a paved terrace beyond which is a level garden with artificial lawn, pedestrian gate at the side and fantastic 180 degree panoramic views over the Bristol Channel towards North Hill, Quantock Hills and the Welsh coastline in the distance.

SERVICES
Mains water, drainage, electric & gas.

TENURE
Freehold

TAX BAND
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From our office in Friday Street proceed towards Alcombe, on reaching the mini roundabout turn right back towards Porlock and then immediately left into Staunton Road. Proceed towards the top of the road taking the right hand turning into Chestnut Way where the property will be found on the right hand side in approximately 100 yards before the turning into Staunton Rise