May Blossom Barn, Back Lane, Chapel Allerton

This charming detached stone-built barn conversion is nestled in a highly desirable and peaceful village setting. Originally converted in 2006, this distinctive home was crafted with exceptional attention to detail and a high specification throughout. 

The well designed accommodation includes, an impressive galleried reception hall filled with natural light, downstairs cloakroom, spacious sitting/dining room with a large fireplace, versatile dining room/downstairs bedroom, farmhouse style kitchen, and utility room housing a new boiler. Upstairs, the galleried first-floor landing leads to a master bedroom with a contemporary en-suite shower room, a further double bedroom, single bedroom/study and a family bathroom.

Externally, the property is accessed via a shared driveway leading to a dedicated parking area. The south facing gardens are thoughtfully arranged and private, featuring a paved courtyard-style space alongside a separate lawned garden with a shed - perfect for barbecues in the summer.

The property is equipped with modern features, including a CAT 5 computer network, a fitted alarm system, LED lighting, underfloor heating, and brushed stainless steel light fittings and power sockets.

Directions
Entering the village of Lower Weare on the A38 towards Burnham, turn left onto Notting Hill Way. Continue on this road passing the primary school on the right and follow the road through a right hand bend. Continue up the hill for approximately 1.5 miles and turn right onto Rectory Hill. Follow the road into Chapel Allerton and Back Lane can be found on the right hand side. What3words///dote.dips.importing

We have noticed...
This property is situated in such a peaceful spot yet you are a short drive from amenities nearby, and the M5. The property has been lovingly looked after and is well equipped with high quality fittings.

Situation
The rural village of Chapel Allerton is situated south of the Mendip Hills and is nestled in the beautiful Somerset countryside equal distance between the Medieval Town of Axbridge and the popular village of Wedmore. Local amenities include a Parish Church and Public House with a more comprehensive range of shops and amenities available in Axbridge and Wedmore. Being located in rural Somerset means that there are range of outdoor activities available nearby including Golf at the Isle of Wedmore Golf Club, Walking, Horse Riding, Field Sports and Sailing on Cheddar Reservoir. There are an excellent range of schooling facilities in the area with First Schools available in Weare and Wedmore, Hugh Sexey's Middle School in Blackford and Secondary Schooling at Kings of Wessex in Cheddar. Private schools within the area include: Sidcot, Wells Cathedral and Millfield. Bristol City Centre, Weston-super-Mare, Bath and Wells are all within commuting distance and access to the M5 motorway network is available at Junction 22, Edithmead. Bristol International Airport is approximately 10 miles distance and access to the mainline railway network is available at Weston-super-Mare, Yatton and Backwell providing direct links to Bristol Temple Mead, London Paddington and other major towns and cities.