This charming period terraced home, part of a row built in the early 1900s, offers spacious and versatile accommodation across two floors. The property features four bedrooms, two reception rooms, a kitchen, sunroom and cloakroom, together with a delightful south-facing garden and off-road parking for two vehicles. Combining traditional character with modern comfort, this is an excellent opportunity to purchase a property within walking distance of the High Street and local amenities.

Accommodation
The front door opens into a welcoming vestibule and entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor. Matching oak glazed doors open into both reception rooms. The sitting room enjoys a bay window to the front and a fireplace housing a wood burning stove. The dining room also features a wood burning stove, useful understair cupboard, glazed doors into the sunroom and an opening through to the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a handmade range of wall, base and drawer units with solid wood work surfaces, space for a cooker, washing machine and dishwasher, and a wall-mounted gas central heating boiler. From here, a glazed oak door leads to the rear lobby, which provides space for a tumble dryer, access to the cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin, and a further door opening onto the rear garden.

On the first floor, the landing provides access to four bedrooms, the family bathroom and stairs to the attic room. Bedroom one enjoys a rear aspect overlooking the garden with views towards Wearyall Hill. Bedroom two is a generous double to the front, while bedroom three also benefits from a pleasant rear aspect, and bedroom four is positioned at the front. The family bathroom has been updated with a white suite, including a corner shower enclosure, WC and vanity unit with inset wash basin. The attic room, though converted without formal building regs certification, offers additional flexible space with eaves storage and Velux roof lights.

Outside
The rear garden is one of the home’s highlights, accessed via the rear lobby and enjoying a lovely south-facing aspect. A patio extends across the rear elevation, partly covered by a pergola creating a perfect space for outdoor dining. Beyond this, the garden is laid mainly to lawn with a path leading to a second patio and summerhouse at the foot. A secure gate opens to the rear parking area, where there is off road parking for two vehicles accessed via a private lane from Fairfield Gardens.

Location
The property is situated in Benedict Street and is within a level walk of the town centre which offers a good range of supermarkets, shops, cafes, restaurants, health centres and public houses. Glastonbury is famous for its Tor and Abbey Ruins and is 6 miles from the Cathedral City of Wells. More comprehensive facilities can be found in Street, 2 miles distant, where Clarks Village offers a wide range of shopping outlets, there are both indoor and open air swimming pools, Strode Theatre and Strode College. Access to the M5 motorway can be gained at Junction 23 some 14 miles.

Directions
On entering Glastonbury from Street/Bridgwater (A39) at the Wirral Park roundabout (B & Q on the left) take the third exit into Street Road. Continue, passing Morrisons Supermarket on the left and at the mini-roundabout turn left into Magdalene Street. Continue and after approximately 200 metres turn left into Benedict Street. Continue along Benedict Street, passing the turning for Fairfield Gardens, where the property can be found on the left hand side.

Material Information
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Identity Verification
To ensure full compliance with current legal requirements, all buyers are required to verify their identity and risk status in line with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations before we can formally proceed with the sale. This process includes a series of checks covering identity verification, politically exposed person (PEP) screening, and AML risk assessment for each individual named as a purchaser. In addition, for best practice, we are required to obtain proof of funds and where necessary, to carry out checks on the source of funds being used for the purchase. These checks are mandatory and must be completed regardless of whether the purchase is mortgage-funded, cash, or part of a related transaction. A disbursement of £49 per individual (or £75 per director for limited company purchases) is payable to cover all aspects of this compliance process. This fee represents the full cost of conducting the required checks and verifications. You will receive a secure payment link and full instructions directly from our compliance partner, Guild365, who carry out these checks on our behalf.