A 1930's semi-detached residence situated in a desirable location. Garage, parking, attractive gardens and fabulous views. No onward chain.

A spacious family home situated on a good sized plot in a convenient and popular residential location. The property was constructed in the 1930's and although well-maintained, would now benefit from some cosmetic updating. Offered for sale with no onward chain.

The flexible accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises; an entrance door opens into a porch and through into a welcoming entrance hall with staircase rising to the first floor, doors leading into the principal reception rooms along with access into the integral garage. The sitting room and lounge can be found at the rear of the property, both have fireplaces and overlook the attractive rear garden, the lounge has a lovely bay window whilst the sitting room has patio doors. The well-proportioned dining room overlooks the front, with door opening into a useful utility, ground floor WC and opening through to a galley style double aspect kitchen which also overlooks the rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of wall, base and drawer units and incorporates a built-in double oven, hob, extractor hood over and dishwasher.

On the first floor you will find four good sized bedrooms; two of which have built-in furniture and three have vanity wash basins. A family bathroom with bath and separate shower, along with a separate WC, complete the accommodation.

An early viewing is strongly recommended to fully appreciate this ideally situated family home.

The property is situated in a sought after location on the Western fringe of Bridgwater. The town centre is approximately 1.5 miles distance and offers a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities. Haygrove senior school is a short walk away, along with a primary school within the vicinity. Durleigh reservoir is within a mile and slightly further afield is the village of Enmore with the well-known Enmore Park Golf Club. For those requiring access to Taunton there are two routes, one through Bridgwater via the M5 or A38 or over the Quantock Hills. The Quantock Hills are designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where many outdoor activities and pursuits can be enjoyed. The town of Bridgwater offers two access points to the M5 motorway network at J23 and J24. A mainline rail link is approximately 2.3. miles distance.

The garden to the rear is a particular feature of this home. A raised patio area leads directly from the sitting room and offers an ideal space for alfresco dining and summer entertaining whilst enjoying the far reaching views over open countryside. The remainder of the garden is predominantly laid to lawn with two sheds, a variety of mature shrub and hedge borders and panel fencing to either side. A gate offers access to the front which is laid to block paving and provides parking for several vehicles. The single garage has power, light and up and over door.