The Grove, Wraxall

Description

Offered with no-onward chain this three bedroom semi detached home is perfect for a potential buyer updating and putting their own stamp on the home. The ground floor offers well-proportioned living space, including a bright and spacious lounge with a wood-burning fire and patio doors opening onto the rear garden. The open-plan kitchen diner provides excellent potential for modern family living, fitted with white units, white and black tiled splashbacks, a stainless-steel sink, appliance space for a washing machine and dishwasher, and two useful pantry cupboards. The kitchen also includes an old oil-fired oven, which is not currently in working order. From the kitchen, there is a convenient downstairs cloakroom and a practical side entrance housing the oil boiler. The property also benefits from newly fitted carpets throughout, adding a fresh and comfortable feel.

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The first floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, including two generous double bedrooms with built-in cupboards and a good-sized single bedroom, ideal for a child's room, home office or guest bedroom. A useful landing storage cupboard adds further practicality, while the family bathroom is fitted with a bath with electric shower, a WC and pedestal sink.

Externally, the property benefits from generous front and rear gardens, with the rear garden enjoying an open outlook across neighbouring fields. Patio doors from the lounge lead directly onto a patio seating area and steps leading up to the lawn. Further benefits include a large garden shed, driveway parking, garage and useful wood store.

Location

Wraxall is a small village in North Somerset, located just a few miles southwest of Bristol in the southwest of England. Surrounded by rolling countryside and green fields, it offers a quiet, rural setting while still being close enough to the city for easy commuting. Living in Wraxall is often described as peaceful and community-oriented, with a mix of traditional cottages and modern homes. Residents benefit from local amenities like a village shop, pub, and primary school, while also enjoying access to nearby attractions such as the Mendip Hills and the coast. Overall, it's an appealing place for people who want a balance between countryside living and convenient access to urban life.