This detached three-bedroom house, nestled in the village of Ashcott, offers a substantial internal layout that is versatile for various living arrangements. Built with a traditional stone façade, the residence has been well-preserved and is set on a property that includes a private driveway and a single garage, providing off-road parking convenience. Notably, there is lapsed planning permission for a two-storey extension, presenting an opportunity for buyers to enhance the existing living space (subject to planning permission).
The ground floor features an open-plan kitchen and dining area, serving as an inviting hub for family gatherings or entertaining. The durable flagstone flooring throughout much of this level contributes to low maintenance needs and adds character. Upstairs are three naturally lit bedrooms that can comfortably accommodate standard furnishings; these rooms are accompanied by a family bathroom. This property holds significant potential for renovation and expansion in a tranquil rural setting.
Outdoors, the manageable garden area provides options for landscaping or leisure activities tailored to personal taste. Within Ashcott, residents have access to essential amenities including two pubs, primary schooling, and convenient transport links to nearby towns like Street. This village environment offers both community connectivity and serene countryside living.
Ashcott is well-positioned with local facilities such as recreation grounds and easy access to nature reserves. It's close to larger towns offering sporting and shopping amenities like Clarks Village Outlet. Well-regarded schools are also within reach, enhancing its appeal for families. The proximity to transport networks provides straightforward access to cities like Bristol and Exeter, making this location practical as well as picturesque.
