West Coker Hill, West Coker, Yeovil, BA22

A detached split level residence offering quite incredible views mainly to the south and west.

Believed to have been built in the 1960s and subsequently extended in 2000, Frindles provides purchasers with a unique opportunity to acquire a superbly situated detached home that enjoys breath taking views. It is considered that there is still great potential to enlarge or re-model the property into a more substantial dwelling (subject to the necessary planning consents) or indeed to live in the property in its current layout.

The property is entered from driveway level into an entrance hall that immediately opens into the stunning sitting room with its large picture window and door opening to a balcony, perfect for a table and chairs, and from where the remarkable aspect can be enjoyed.

Further on this floor is a dining/breakfast room which is open plan to a modern fitted kitchen. There is also a large study and a most useful utility room.

From the hallway stairs descend to the lower area where there are three double bedrooms (two that interconnect) together with a shared bathroom and also a well appointed en-suite shower room to the end bedroom.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS

We understand that mains electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating.

Somerset Council—Band E.

West Coker Hill lies between the villages of West Coker and East Chinnock as well as being a very short drive from ever popular Hardington Mandeville.

Frindles is situated within a few minutes drive of the A30 which provides access to the nearest larger towns of Yeovil and Crewkerne with both offering mainline railway stations linking directly to London Waterloo.

The A303 trunk road is accessible at numerous points within relatively short drives, whilst those looking to access the Jurassic Coast will find this location very convenient.

West Coker has a village shop and post office, together with Lanes Hotel, a public house, village hall, church, etc.

Directly in front of the house is a level off road parking area for several cars whilst separately is a further parking courtyard in front of the detached double garage. This substantial building has a large store/workshop below that has independent access. The garage itself features an up and over door together with a separate roller door, light and power. This building is also considered to have potential for redevelopment, either for ancillary accommodation perhaps to be incorporated within the main dwelling, or perhaps to form part of a large extension.

The main area of garden lies to the rear, mostly as sloping lawn with a number of trees, including apple, although immediately behind the house is a level section with paved patio outside the main bedroom, together with a level area of lawn with a rockery and a timber storage shed.