Pyles Thorne Road, Wellington, Somerset, TA21

An impressively spacious and sympathetically upgraded detached Edwardian residence set in sizeable gardens with full planning granted for a separate bungalow dwelling in the grounds.

This very fine detached Edwardian home, believed to have been built in 1907, offers impressively spacious and attractively upgraded accommodation along with considerable charm. This substantial home briefly comprises the original front door with leaded light window leading to an entrance porch with original tessellated tiled floor with part-leaded inner door leading to a generous reception hall having stairs rising. The comfortable sitting room has solid wood block flooring, ceiling cornicing and a feature fireplace with inset log burner. The lounge also has a fireplace with a log burner and wood block floor, whilst a fourth reception room could provide an excellent large study. The dining room has a wood block floor and fireplace with log burner and sliding doors to the sitting room, a door to a large utility, and opens through to a superb kitchen/breakfast/family room, a stunning light and spacious recent addition with attractive range of floor and base units with built-in appliances, induction hob and suspended extractor with two sets of bi-folding doors out to the garden. The ground floor also features a further utility area and cloakroom. There is a half landing with impressive stained-glass window leading to the first floor where four double bedrooms can be found, two with en suite along with a large refitted family bathroom. The second floor provides two further bedrooms along with a door to the useful boarded attic room.

Garden and Grounds
A long driveway leads via a five-bar gate to an extensive parking area for numerous cars leading to a single garage with adjoining double garage and useful covered store, with an additional store to one side of the house. The large south facing gardens lie mainly to the front of the house with a terrace having a veranda and is adorned with a wisteria and leads on to extensive areas of lawn with natural hedging with the garden extending to the side of the house with further patio terrace enjoying a westerly aspect and then leading to a large rear courtyard. Part of the garden, which is well enclosed and currently laid to lawn with trees and summerhouse now has the benefit of full planning permission for the erection of a single storey dwelling, application number 43/23/0096, with its own separate access from the start of the driveway and could either provide a separate plot or a superb opportunity for multi-generational living with a new bungalow providing an independent home for a parent/extended family.

Tax Band: E