Station Road, Castle Cary, BA7

An attractive three-bedroom terraced house situated on Station Road in Castle Cary, offering convenient access to local amenities, shops, and transport links, all within walking distance. The property provides well-proportioned living space spanning across three floors, making it a practical home for a range of buyers.

On the ground floor, the entrance hallway leads into a comfortable living room at the front of the house, benefitting from an open fire and positioned adjacent to a large dining area that is separated from the room itself, offering a dedicated area for meals and entertaining. The kitchen is positioned towards the rear of the home and provides access to the outdoor space. A utility room, useful for additional storage and laundry facilities, is located next to the ground floor bathroom, conveniently positioned for easy access.

The stairs leading to the first floor features one larger double bedroom and a second large single or small double bedroom, each offers ample space for furniture and storage options. A staircase from the landing leads to the loft space, where the third double bedroom is located. This top-floor room benefits from dual-aspect windows, allowing natural light from both sides and creating a bright and airy space.

Outside, the rear garden is designed for low maintenance, with a combination of patio and gravel, providing a practical outdoor area. There is also a garden shed suitable for housing gardening equipment and provides additional storage options. On-street parking is available in the surrounding area, ensuring convenient access for residents and visitors. This property presents a great opportunity for those seeking a well-laid-out home in a convenient location.

Location

Castle Cary is a small, attractive market town situated approx 12 miles north-east of Yeovil and 24 miles south of Bath. It lies on the edge of rolling countryside between the Somerset Levels to the west and the high ridgeline of Penselwood to the east, halfway between the Mendip Hills and the Blackmore Vale. The main Paddington to Penzance railway line runs about a mile to the north.

The town is noted for its high quality shops - grocers, outfitters, ironmongers, books, antiques and local produce. There are several inns in the town, wonderful restaurants and tearooms making it perfect destination for a relaxing country break.

Station road itself allows for a 5 minute drive to Castle Cary train station with direct transport links to London and Bristol or is positioned within a minute walk of the town centre.

Tenure

Freehold

Council Tax Band

C