Welsford Avenue, Wells

FULL DESCRIPTION A semi-detached bungalow in a quiet residential area, with gardens to the front and rear and driveway parking. EPC = C & CTB = C

The entrance door leads into a good-sized kitchen diner with a range of floor and wall units, a cooker and space for a washing machine and fridge freezer. The dining area has ample space for table and chairs with doors leading to the sitting room which has a light and spacious feel, wood effect laminate flooring and a feature fireplace.

The two double bedrooms are neutrally decorated, the larger of which having built in storage and a family bathroom with shower over bath.

The gardens to the front and rear are low maintenance and laid to lawn, to the rear is the summer house which has lighting and power,with two further sheds providing plenty of storage.

Wells is the smallest Cathedral city in England and offers all the usual amenities that you would expect including banks, doctors' surgeries, dentists and a selection of primary schools and the excellent Blue School and Wells Cathedral school. The High Street is vibrant with a small selection of chain stores such as Waterstones, plus a variety of independent shops, restaurants, and pubs. The Laundry offers beautiful women's wear and a wander round the corner brings you to Queen Street Deli with its amazing range of cheeses, breads, and chocolates. There is a twice weekly market and a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose. At the very heart of the city is the stunning medieval Cathedral, Bishop's Palace with its superb garden and Vicars' Close (reputed to be the oldest surviving residential street in Europe).

Wells is fast becoming the South West's go-to place for festivals with the annual food, literary, comedy and theatre events. The cafe culture within the Market Place offers a wonderful opportunity to sit and watch the world go by. Tables and chairs adorn the cobbled square with popular destinations such as the Bishop's Eye wine bar/restaurant and Number 21 Cafe offering all day dining. With both the Cathedral School and the Cathedral itself there are endless opportunities for musical concerts, plus there are regular shows in the Little Theatre and a Cinema. Both Bath (21 miles) and Bristol (22 miles) are within commuting distance and there is a main line railway station with links to London in Castle Cary 13 miles away. Street and Glastonbury are 20 minutes away and Bristol airport is an easy 30-minute drive.

This is an exceptional property and must be viewed to appreciate the high standard of accommodation on offer so call Lauren Patterson or Shula Spalding on - Option 2.