Culverhayes, Chard, Somerset, TA20

An exceptionally desirable and imposing character house in a sought after town location. EPC: Band to be confirmed

Built for the original owners by renowned local builders Spillers in the 1950's this exceptionally desirable house comes to the market in a highly desirable location. Traditionally built with brick and tile hung elevations set beneath a tiled roof, this enviable house offers spacious accommodation in a generous plot to both the front and rear. Gas central heating is installed in conjunction with an open fire in the sitting room. UPVC is installed throughout. The well-proportioned accommodation provides a generous sitting room, dining room, newly fitted kitchen/breakfast room and cloakroom on the ground floor together with a snug/bedroom 4, utility and garage, which have potential to form a separate single storey annexe (Subject to planning and the necessary consents). The first floor provides 3 double bedrooms and a new family bathroom with the potential to create an en-suite bathroom to the main bedroom. There is the benefit of an integral single garage. To the front of the property is a large flat area of garden stocked with ornamental trees and shrubs with an adjacent area of chippings, which provides useful off-road parking. The rear garden can be accessed from both sides of the property through pedestrian gates. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn and fully enclosed by timber fencing. A generous patio, and herbaceous borders stocked with ornamental trees, shrubs and bushes complete the rear garden. There is the further benefit of a log store.

Culverhayes is a small select cul de sac on the Southern outskirts of Chard within about ¼ mile of the town centre but also close to open countryside. Chard is well served with a wide range of amenities that include a choice of major supermarkets, smaller retailers, educational and leisure facilities. The County Town of Taunton is some 14 miles to the North with access to the M5 motorway and intercity rail service (London Paddington) whilst the World Heritage Jurassic Coast is a similar distance away at Lyme Regis.