Butts Batch, Wrington, Bristol, Somerset, BS40

Requiring extensive modernisation and improvement throughout, but offering excellent potential to extend the main residence or to create an additional home (subject to planning) is this three bedroom, semi detached home. Located on the edge of the village of Wrington, but with easy access to all local amenities, the property is bought to the market with the benefit of no onward chain.

In brief, the ground floor comprises entrance hall, living room, dining room and galley kitchen, utility room and WC. The living rooms enjoys views over the front garden of the property, with a feature iron fire grate, inset upon a tiled surround, with scope to create alcove storage either side of the chimney breast. The dining room could provide scope for an excellent formal entertaining space, with a woodburning stove, slate tiled heart and recessed alcove storage. The galley kitchen has currently been fitted with wooden wall, draw and base units, whilst affording additional space for freestanding white goods, but does require contemporary improvements throughout. The adjoining utility, houses further kitchen cabinetry for additional storage and a downstairs cloakroom.

On the first floor are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Bedrooms one and two are double rooms in size, with the former benefiting from good levels of integrated wardrobe space. Bedroom three is a comfortable single room in size that could work well as either a children’s nursery or home office dependant on an individuals needs. The family bathroom consists panelled bath with shower over, WC and pedestal sink.

Whilst it is undeniable that the property does require extensive modernisation throughout, the opportunity to have a blank canvas to create your ideal family home, whilst remaining within such a sought after village is sure to prove popular.

Similarly to the house, the garden is a blank canvas from which a future owner can look to stamp their own mark and create their own vision in an impressively generous plot. Wooden double gates open onto a driveway which genetly slops up through and towards the rear boundary. Whilst the current owners have cleared the majority of the site externally established trees and hedging still provide ample amounts of seclusion and greenery. From the road, concrete steps lead up to the front of the house through a further garden area. As previously mentioned whilst no planning permissions or consents have currently been sought, given the size of the plot it could be suggested that there is exciting potential to extend to current residence alongside other works to create a more spacious home or even a seperate garage for those who would require one, whilst still retaining a plentiful garden in which to enjoy.