Feltham, Frome, Somerset, BA11

*A detached three-bedroom non-traditional construction bungalow within a substantial plot with views across open countryside*An opportunity (subject to planning) to either 're-skin' the existing dwelling or demolish and re-build on the existing site*Generous-sized gardens with outbuildings amounting to approximately one third of an acre*No onward chain.

Situation: The property lies approximately 1.3 miles from the centre of Frome which has a comprehensive range of shops, boutiques, cafes and bistros together with national chains including Marks and Spencer. The Georgian City of Bath lies approximately thirteen miles and is easily accessible from the Frome Bypass. Feltham is close to East and West Woodlands from which excellent walks across countryside may be enjoyed.

Description: Believed to have been built in 1964 this Kenkask construction property is of a non-traditional concrete single-skin construction and has UPVC sealed double glazed windows, electric panel radiators and a woodburning stove which is linked to a back boiler which has provided domestic hot water and heating via a radiator system. The property is not mortgageable and therefore buyers would have to be cash in order to purchase this property. Investigation with the local planning authority suggests that (subject to planning consent) it may be possible to either 're-skin' the existing dwelling to create a more traditional cavity wall construction property or extend or demolish the existing building and build a single dwelling on the existing site. All investigations should be made through the local planning authority. This is an excellent opportunity to have an individual dwelling with a semi-rural location and garden and grounds amounting to approximately one third of an acre.

Accommodation: All dimensions being approximate.

Entrance Porch: With double glazed sliding doors and a part-obscured sealed double glazed door to:

Entrance Hall: With a radiator, storage cupboard and access via an aluminium retractable loft ladder to a large roof space with light. Doors to:

Lounge/Dining Room: 20'6" x 12'3" Enjoying a dual-aspect with double glazed windows to the front and rear and with far-reaching rural views to the front, two electric panel radiators, a traditional radiator and a woodburning stove with decorative stone surround.,

Kitchen: 9'6" x 9'0" With a range of oak-fronted fitted units with a two and a half bowl scratch-resistant sink, adjacent worksurfaces with drawers and cupboards beneath and incorporating a built-in electric oven and ceramic four-ring hob, a slot-in fridge and freezer, eye-level cupboard units incorporating an extractor hood, double glazed window and door to:

Conservatory: 12'2" x 10'5" Of UPVC sealed double glazed construction and with double French doors onto the garden.

Bedroom One: 11'1" x 10'2" With a radiator and double glazed window to the front. Free-standing wardrobe.

Bedroom Two: 12'0" x 10'0" With electric panel radiator, free-standing wardrobe, traditional radiator and double glazed window to the rear.

Bedroom Three: 10'0" x 7'0" With a single radiator and a double glazed window to the front.

Shower Room: With a wet room shower enclosure, wall-mounted electric shower, pedestal wash basin, low level WC, overhead radiant heater, chrome-finish towel rail and an obscured double glazed window to the rear.

Outside: The property is approached via a concrete driveway leading to a single garage with an electric roller door measuring 19'10" x 11'5" minimum with a further metal up and over door to the rear providing access through into the garden. To the left hand side of the property is a lawned area measuring approximately 50' x 60' with a range of wooden sheds, there is a small shed between the bungalow and the garage then beyond this to the right hand side there is a larger area of garden with gated access from the lane, a low former garage structure and a range of established trees.

Viewing by appointment through the selling agents McAllisters: