Lower Turners Barn Lane, Yeovil, Somerset, BA20

This stunning period home is located on the southern edge of Yeovil and stands in beautiful grounds and gardens of just over half an acre.

The property is located down Lower Turners Barn lane with the cottage being the final property accessed from the lane.

The main entrance door at the front of the cottage leads into a spacious hallway with stairs to the first floor, window to the rear and door accessing the downstairs cloakroom. The left of the hall leads to the dining room with double aspects windows and a further door leading into the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a range of solid wood fronted units with eyelevel double oven, halogen hob, plumbing for dishwasher and sink with double drainer. A further door from the kitchen leaves to the utility room with two doorways leading out to the gardens.

Moving back to the main entrance hall a further door leads into the living room with double aspect windows and a open fireplace with stone surrounding. Next to the fireplace is a door leading to an inner hall, with a window overlooking the gardens, door to a bathroom and a further doorway leading into a ground floor bedroom (or further reception room) with a window to the front.

To the first floor, the main landing has a window overlooking the gardens and doors to the three largest bedrooms and a step leading up to a further landing which accesses the main bathroom and fifth bedroom.

What is this beautiful period? The property offers a wealth of features with beam ceilings and fireplaces. Without doubt one of the main features of this property is the extensive well established Gardens, which in total extends to approximately 0.54 of an acre. The gardens are laid to areas of lawn with well stocks, shrub and flower beds, an ornamental pond close to the side of the cottage and further walled garden area which was originally an orchard.

This property should be viewed to appreciate this wonderful location, handsome period property and extensive gardens with views to open countryside to beyond.