A delightful two-bedroom semi-detached home with a glorious south-facing garden and off-road parking, situated on the edge of the popular village of Brushford, just a short drive from Dulverton.

Brushford is a popular and welcoming country village set within the picturesque Barle Valley, featuring a beautiful 15th-century church, petrol station, village shop and café, and a thriving parish hall offering a range of clubs including fitness classes, art, badminton and yoga, all within easy walking distance. The property is located just beyond the southern edge of Exmoor National Park and is a short drive from the historic Exmoor town of Dulverton. Dulverton can also be reached on foot via a scenic riverside footpath along the River Barle, and a regular bus service operates six days a week.

11 Nicholas Close is an attractive 1930s semi-detached home that has been thoughtfully extended. The main rear extension provides a wonderful light-filled, south-facing sitting/dining room with sliding patio doors and enjoying views over the beautifully maintained garden. A further side extension includes a useful shower/utility room, together with an entrance hall and coat cupboard.

The ground floor also offers a spacious fitted kitchen including a double oven and gas hob. The sitting room features a cosy wood-burning stove with attractive fitted cupboards and shelving to either side of the fireplace. This room also offers flexibility to be used as a ground-floor bedroom if required. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, both with some lovely country views and served by the family bathroom, which benefits from a good-sized airing cupboard. The landing also includes a useful hanging cupboard.

Outside, the property offers off-road parking for at least three vehicles to the front. A gate leads to the front garden, with side access continuing through to the rear. The south-facing rear garden is a particular highlight, beautifully landscaped and ideal for keen gardeners. Features include a circular paved patio with pergola, perfect for al fresco dining, well-stocked flower and herbaceous borders, raised fruit and vegetable beds, apple and plum trees, and a variety of soft fruits. Additional benefits include an 8' x 6' Rhino greenhouse with power and water connected, along with a timber garden shed.

Please see the floor plan for the dimensions. The internal photos have been taken with a wide angle lens to show more of the rooms.

Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. LPG gas-fired central heating. Fibre broadband.
The property benefits from 18 solar panels over both roofs. Average income per annum over past three years: £2,1790 approx.

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax: C

Local Authority: Somerset West and Taunton Council