Badgworth Lane, Badgworth

Green Oak Bower is a stone fronted property built in 2008 set on a delightful plot with a wide frontage. The property enjoys stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Accessed through an impressive oak porch, the home greets you with a spacious entrance hall with a convenient cloakroom adjacent. From here, double doors open into a generous sitting room, which boasts a cosy log burner, perfect for the colder months, and a beautiful bay window to the front that floods the room with natural light. The open-plan kitchen and dining area is thoughtfully designed to offer both practicality and elegance, making it perfect for modern family living and entertaining guests. The kitchen features a timeless Shaker-style design with high-quality wooden worktops and a range of built-in appliances, including a fridge, freezer, a double oven, induction hob, and a dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen, a practical utility room providing additional storage space and houses the boiler.

The first floor hosts three well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering plenty of natural light. The master bedroom is particularly impressive, featuring built-in wardrobes and a contemporary en-suite shower room. The family bathroom is also generous in size and features both a bath and additional shower.

On the second floor, two more bedrooms offer a range of flexible uses, with both currently being used as a study. This floor also includes a well-appointed adjoining shower room, perfect for guests or family members.

The property is set on a charming plot with a large, open frontage. The parking area, accessible via a private communal road, leads to a spacious shingle driveway that extends to a larger-than-average garage. The private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with beautiful shrub borders and a patio area for dining in the summer months. 

Directions
From the A38 travelling towards the M5, take a left into Church Lane and continue as it turns into Badgworth Lane. The property can then be found on the left hand side.

Our vendor says...
We love the privacy and peace this house offers along with wonderful neighbours. The sunsets here are also fantastic.

We have noticed...
The whole house is in "just move in and unpack" condition, and would suit so many countryside lovers. Why not get out of the city and breathe some healthy air and watch deer run through fields.

Situation
Badgworth is a hamlet situated off the A38, near the beautiful medieval town of Axbridge, which is a popular, small residential town situated on the southern lower slopes of the Mendip Hills in Somerset. Further shopping facilities and banks are available in Cheddar and Winscombe, both within convenient driving distance. Bristol and Bath provide a good range of cultural activities and are within driving distance for days or evenings out. The nearest primary school is Weare First School, in Upper Weare. Hugh Sexey is the Middle School, in Blackford and Kings of Wessex is the Senior School, in Cheddar. Independent schools in the area include Sidcot, outside Winscombe, Wells Cathedral School, in Wells and Millfield, in Street. The general area provides good walking and riding country, sailing on Axbridge Reservoir, golf courses and a dry ski slope in Churchill near Winscombe. The nearest access to the M5 is at the Edithmead junction, outside Burnham-on-Sea. The A38 is conveniently close for commuting to Bristol, or branching off to go to Bath on the A368.

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