A three bedroom, detached, cottage situated in the village of Galhampton. Garage. Offered for sale with no onward chain. Modernisation required.


Calcutta Cottage is positioned in the attractive village of Galhampton and benefits from double glazed windows and oil fired central heating. Local amenities include a village hall, church and public house.

In need of updating, the accommodation comprises of a porch, two reception rooms, both with open fires, a snug with doors opening to the rear garden and a galley kitchen with space for white goods. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a shower room.

On the first floor there are three good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS

We understand that mains electric, water and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating.

Council Tax: Somerset Council—Band E.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Broadband: Full fibre broadband is available—highest available download speed 900 Mbps, highest available upload speed 450 Mbps. (Wessex Internet).

Mobile Coverage: Available via EE, O2, Three and and Vodafone. For an indication of specific speeds and supply or coverage in the area we recommend contacting your own provider. (Openreach).

Flooding: The property is in an area at a very low risk from River/Sea flooding and a medium risk from Surface Water flooding. (GOV.UK)

Galhampton is a particularly attractive village that lies mid way between the A303 to the south and the pretty South Somerset town of Castle Cary to the north.

The village has a church, a public house and a village hall while local services can be found at Castle Cary and the local regional centre of Yeovil and the historic Abbey town of Sherborne to the south. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area.

The region is well known for its schools which include Millfield, the Bruton Schools, the Sherborne Schools and St Antony's Leweston. Communication links are good with main line stations at both Castle Cary and Sherborne linking with London Paddington and Waterloo respectively, while road links along the A303 joined at Sparkford giving swift access to London and the Home Counties along the M3, M25 route.

To the front of the property there is a driveway that provides off road parking and leads to the integral garage.

The front garden is enclosed by a low level stone wall, whilst the rear, which is mainly laid to lawn, is enclosed by wooden panel fencing and benefits from two wooden sheds.