North Street, Martock, TA12

A delightful Grade II Listed period house with stunning kitchen and enclosed rear garden and situated in close proximity to the village centre and its amenities.


The Old Seed House is a period Hamstone property that retains many of its character features including sash windows, open fire places and a pleasant, enclosed rear garden.

The entrance porch leads to the hallway off which is the siting room which benefits from a bay window to the front and an open fireplace. Also off the hallway is an inner hallway from which stairs lead to the first floor. As well as a useful cloakroom with wash hand basin and a low level WC there is also a useful storage cupboard.
The dining room also benefits from an open fireplace and a sash window to the rear with views across the rear garden.

The kitchen is superb and has a range of fitted wall and base units, a fitted 5 ring gas hob, double electric oven, space for a fridge and plumbing for a washing machine. The kitchen also has a sash window and views across the garden. A skylight allows plenty of natural light and double glazed French doors open onto the garden.

On the first floor there is a gallered landing with doors leading to all bedrooms and the bathroom. There is also access to the attic. The master bedroom has a feature fireplace and a sash window with secondary glazing to the front aspect. Bedroom two is a double room with fitted airing cupboard and sash secondary glazed window to the front. The third bedroom is located at the rear of the property and benefits from a sash window overlooking the garden. It also houses the wall mounted boiler.

The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and a high level WC. There is also a heated towel rail.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS

We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating. Working fireplaces.

Somerset Council—Band C.

The Old Seed House is located close to the centre of the popular Somerset village of Martock.
Martock comprises mainly period houses and cottages built of the local honey coloured Hamstone for which the area is well known. Local amenities include a number of restaurants and public houses in addition to recreational and shopping facilities.

Communication links are good with the M5 joined near Taunton and the A303 joined at the Cartgate roundabout. There are mainline railways stations at Castle Cary and Yeovil linking with London Paddington and London Waterloo respectively.

To the front of the property the garden is enclosed by tall hedging. There is an iron gate which opens onto a pathway leading to the front door. A side pedestrian access leads directly to the rear garden, which has a pleasant paved patio and steps leading to the main part of the garden which is laid to lawn with a selection of established bushes and shrubs surrounding. The garden is completely enclosed by fencing and a stone wall to the rear.