Nestled in a scenic location within the Quantock Hills, this timber frame detached bungalow presents a valuable opportunity for those looking to invest in a property ripe for modernization. Built around 1956, Woodcroft boasts a generous plot of nearly 2 acres, providing ample space for potential development or expansion, subject to planning permissions. The property is devoid of any onward chain, making it an attractive prospect for eager buyers.
The accommodation is all situated on one level and includes an entrance hall leading to various living areas. Highlights include a spacious lounge featuring an open fireplace and doors that open into a sunroom, as well as a dining room that can be accessed from both the lounge and kitchen. The kitchen itself is fitted with traditional wall and base units alongside a gas-fired AGA cooker. There are two sizeable bedrooms; the primary bedroom enjoys garden views through its charming bay window. Completing the layout is a large family bathroom equipped with standard amenities.
While the extensive gardens are well-tended with mature shrubs and offer features like a pond, shed/workshop, greenhouse, and multiple parking options via an extensive driveway, they also present an excellent canvas for landscaping enhancements or personal touches. The nature of the construction may limit mortgage options; therefore, prospective buyers are advised to consult their financial advisors accordingly.
Within reach of local amenities such as schools and shops in the village of Nether Stowey, this property also benefits from easy access to Bridgwater and Taunton for more comprehensive services and transport links. Given its setting in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this home offers not only comfortable living but also investment potential for future enhancement or development.
