A distinctive three bedroom detached period home close to Glastonbury town centre. Features include a spacious conservatory, a bright kitchen/dining room with integrated appliances, a charming sitting room with an exposed red brick feature wall, and a lovely enclosed garden with a covered seating area. In addition, there is gated off-road parking to the front. Viewings by appointment. EPC rating D.


Hidden away behind a modern cul-de-sac and just a short stroll from Glastonbury’s vibrant town centre, Old Coach House is a distinctive detached period home offering character, comfort and a wonderfully individual layout. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, blending older architectural details with practical modern touches.

The entrance hall features an understairs storage cupboard and leads to a bright kitchen/dining room, fitted with an integrated electric double oven, a gas hob, a dishwasher and a washing machine. The sitting room is a generous, relaxing space enhanced by an attractive exposed red brick wall that adds depth and warmth to the room.

To the side of the property, a spacious conservatory provides an excellent additional living area, ideal for dining or simply enjoying the garden outlook throughout the year.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms—two well-proportioned doubles (one with Tor views) and a third single room—together with a modern bathroom featuring a skylight that draws in natural light.

Old Coach House offers something refreshingly different—an appealing choice for couples, downsizers or anyone seeking a period home with individuality in a quiet yet central location.

OUTSIDE
The enclosed rear garden is beautifully arranged with planting, an area of artificial lawn and a superb covered seating space that allows outdoor enjoyment in all seasons. To the front, a gated entrance opens to private off-road parking. A large shed/workshop with electric lighting and sockets, offers valuable and accessible storage.

The market town of Glastonbury is known for the Tor - its most iconic landmark. Steeped in history, medieval Glastonbury is a designated conservation area that clusters around the evocative ruins of the Abbey. The town offers a wide variety of amenities with a bustling High Street, an eclectic variety of independent shops, as well as two major supermarkets and other well-known branded stores.

There is schooling to cater for infants through to secondary, with an excellent Montessori nursery school just a few minutes' walk from the property. Higher education available at nearby Strode College in Street. The adjoining town of Street offers a wider variety of amenities and facilities, from its ever-popular outlet shopping centre, Clarks Village and the cathedral city of Wells lies some six miles away.

Transport links are excellent, with easy access to the M5 approximately 15 miles distant and at Castle Cary mainline trains run to London Paddington in under two hours.