Holywell Road, Edington

This delightful and characterful home offers exceptional appeal, featuring generous and versatile living space ideal for those seeking a period property with modern comforts. Occupying a prominent position in this sought-after Polden village.

Accommodation
Introducing this enchanting character residence, circa 1644, offering over 3,250 sq. ft. of beautifully presented living space. Not listed and thoughtfully enhanced with double-glazed UPVC windows and doors where fitted, this remarkable home blends historical charm with everyday practicality in a truly picturesque setting.

From the moment you step inside, the home reveals a wealth of period features, including exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, bread ovens, timber and flagstone floors, and cottage-style doors.

The ground floor is particularly generous and versatile, arranged around an internal flagstone corridor that connects the main living spaces and can be opened up to enhance flow. The primary lounge is warm and inviting, centred around a wood-burning stove, while a secondary sitting/dining room features a magnificent fireplace with another wood burner, perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings in. A charming study, complete with thought to be original built-in bookcases and an open hanging fire, offers the ideal space for home working or reading.

To the rear, the kitchen and dining areas span the width of the house, providing a practical hub for day-to-day living with views across the west-facing garden. A superb conservatory adds further flexibility, ideal as a retreat or hobby space.

Upstairs, a long central landing bathed in natural light leads to four character-filled bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a fantastic size and complemented by an en-suite shower room. There is a family bathroom and separate WC, all sympathetically styled in keeping with the home’s heritage.

Planning permission for a garage with a room above was previously granted (now lapsed), and plans are available for prospective buyers. Reinstating the permission is considered a formality.

Outside
Outside, the property comes into its own. Set within beautifully established gardens in the peaceful village of Edington, the property is tucked away from busy roads, affording privacy and a mature, tree-lined setting bordered by natural stone walling and hedging. Formal gardens sit immediately behind the house with a choice of seating areas and a broad paved terrace. A detached outbuilding, currently arranged as a gym with power and lighting, provides scope for home working and hobbies.

The house is situated at the very edge of this well-regarded village within touching distance of open countryside and easy access to local walking routes. Pynes offers a rare opportunity to secure a generously proportioned, individual home in a lovely Somerset setting.

Location
Situated in the charming village of Edington giving easy access to the Street, Glastonbury and the M5. The village offers local amenities including, Village Hall, Doctors surgery and Post Office/Co-operative supermarket at Gwilliams Store. There is an excellent primary school in the neighbouring village Catcott along with two further pubs. The location lends itself to a range of primary and secondary educational facilities, with buses to the highly regarded independent schools in Taunton, Wellington and Street, (Millfield). The undeveloped countryside of the Polden Hills with many quiet lanes, footpaths and bridleways, including drove ways providing riding possibilities, as well as dog walking and cycling. More comprehensive facilities can be found in Bridgwater to the West and Street to the East. The thriving centre of Street is approximately 7 miles and offers facilities including Strode Theatre, Strode College, both indoor and open air swimming pools and a wide range of shops including Clarks Village shopping outlet. The major centres of Bristol, Taunton, and Exeter are each within driving distance. The train stations of Taunton, Bridgwater and Highbridge enable daily travel to London Paddington in less than 2 hours, Bristol and the wider rail network. Bristol Airport, 21 miles away, offers an excellent range of domestic and international flights.

Directions
From Street, head west on the A39 towards Bridgwater. Continue for approximately 4 miles, passing through Walton and Ashcott. After leaving Ashcott and passing Shapwick, look for the right-hand turn signposted for Catcott. Follow this road down into the village and turn left at the King William Inn crossroads.

Upon entering Edington, turn right into Holywell Road and continue until passing the church on your left. Pynes will be found a little further on the left-hand side identified by our for sale board.

Material Information
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