Copse Corner, Lympsham, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, BS24

Offering exceptional potential to create a wonderful family home, this three bedroom semi-detached home is nestled on the fringes of the popular village of Lympsham.


Internally the property does require modernisation and improvement throughout, but the existing structure provides fantastic versatility for a prospective owner to mould their ideal home. In brief the accommodation comprises entrance porch, living/dining room, kitchen, shower room and three bedrooms. Abutting the rear of the home is a large covered courtyard and workshop, providing significant extension potential subject to gaining the necessary consents. All three bedrooms upstairs are double rooms in size with respective views over the front and rear of the property. The living room enjoys a feature exposed brick fireplace and hearth, with wood burner inset, creating a charmingly cosy feel.

The property is situated in the village of Lympsham which has amenities including a village store, church, tennis club, cricket club with pavilion and a village green. The village is situated within the catchment area of Hugh Sexeys and Kings of Wessex schools. The nearby coastal towns of Burnham on Sea and Weston super Mare are both within easy travelling distance and junction 22 (M5) is within an easy commute of the property. There are mainline railway stations in nearby Highbridge and Weston super Mare. Bristol Airport is approximately 18 miles distant.

To the front, and approached by a wooden double five bar gate, a large driveway lead up to the attached garage, providing ample amounts of off road parking. The remaining frontage has been laid to lawn and is currently enclosed by brick walls and fencing. The larger than average garage benefits from both a light and power connection, whilst providing access into the rear of the home. As previously mentioned the rear initially comprises covered yard and workshop, leading out into the garden. The remaining garden has been predominately laid to vegetable patches and 'Poly tunnels', however could easily be landscaped back into a more traditional garden set up. After additional purchases of land to the rear over previous years, the garden is impressively sized and only adds to the surprises this property affords.