Detached bungalow for sale in Chapel Road, South Cadbury, Yeovil BA22

A three-bedroom detached bungalow nestled in the sought-after village of South Cadbury. Well maintained, this property boasts captivating views to the rear, showcasing the picturesque Glastonbury Tor.

Accommodation

Upon entry, a welcoming enclosed porch, framed by windows on either side of the door.

A generously proportioned entrance hall benefitting from storage cupboards, with doors leading to the sitting room, kitchen, bedrooms and bathroom, with an airing cupboard. The hallway offers access to the insulated loft, equipped with a light, ladder, and partial boarding. You will also find a cupboard below which houses the boiler.

The well-appointed kitchen features wall, base, and drawer units, complemented by integrated appliances such as a fridge and dishwasher. There are granite countertops throughout, a 1.5 stainless steel sink, electric Rangemaster with five hobs and an extractor fan, and a window overlooking the property's scenic rear views.

Continuing from the kitchen, a utility room with wall and base units, offering space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, and fridge freezer. There is also a stainless-steel sink and a rear-facing window and door providing access to the rear.

The living room boasts built-in storage units with shelving and cupboards, framing a fireplace fuelled by Calor gas. Dual aspect windows flood the room with natural light as the glass sliding door to the rear that opens onto the conservatory.

The conservatory, adorned with French doors, a radiator, and electric roof windows, provides an ideal space to enjoy the surrounding views.

The master bedroom features a rear-facing window and a radiator. The ensuite is equipped with a WC, wash hand basin, shower, and an obscured side-facing window.

Bedroom two offers a window that frames the front of the property, accompanied by a radiator and convenient built-in wardrobes, complete with shelving and hanging space.

Bedroom three presents a window facing the front of the property, complemented by a radiator and a built-in wardrobe with hanging and shelving.

The bathroom features a WC, wash hand basin, shower and separate bath, with a side-facing obscured window.

Outside

The rear garden presents a delightful outdoor space, featuring a patio area adjacent to the property connected to a lawn. Enclosed on either side by fencing and at the rear by a hedge. Throughout the garden, flower beds coexist with mature trees and shrubs.

The garage, accessed through an up-and-over door, is complemented by a pedestrian door on the side for ease of entry. Attached to the rear of the garage is a versatile store equipped with power and lighting.

The front garden offers a area laid to lawn which is complemented by mature trees and shrubs. Additionally, a spacious driveway provides ample parking space.

Situation

Situated in a discreetly set-back position with a subtle elevation from the road, this property offers a commanding presence. The rear of the residence opens up to expansive views encompassing the northern and western landscapes, providing a picturesque panorama of the Sparkford Vale farmland, with glimpses of the iconic Glastonbury Tor. The village benefits from The Camelot Public House, a active village hall and a historic Hillfort - Cadbury Castle - which has associations to King Arthur. The nearby village of North Cadbury has a popular primary school, independently run shop, hall and church, and Teals Farm Shop & Restaurant sits between the two villages.

The historic Abbey town of Sherborne is situated approximately seven miles to the south, while the regional center of Yeovil is approximately 10 miles away. These locales offer a diverse range of cultural, recreational, and shopping facilities. The region is renowned for its excellent public and private schooling options, with the Sherborne Schools, the Bruton Schools, and Millfield.

Excellent communication links further enhance the property's accessibility. Mainline train stations at Sherborne and Castle Cary connect to London Waterloo and London Paddington respectively. The A303, easily accessed from South Cadbury, provides swift road connections to London and the Home Counties via the M3 and M25 routes.

Services

Mains electricity, water and drainage
Oil central heating
Somerset County Council -
EPC: D

Broadband - Ultrafast broadband is available.
Mobile phone coverage - Network coverage is available indoors and outdoors.
(Information from Ofcom )

Directions

Proceeding out of Sherborne on the B3148 Marston Road, turning right onto the A359 at Marston Magna. Continue through the village, and stay on the road through Queen Camel until you reach Sparkford. Before the roundabout turn right onto Wolfster Terrace, then right again onto the High Street A359, and proceed through the village, turning right onto The Avenue, stay on this road for approximately 1.7 miles to the end of the road. Turn right onto Chapel Road, past the village hall and play park, and the property will be found on the right hand side before you reach the Pub.