Middlemead, Stratton-On-The-Fosse
£275,000

Vendors comments - "This house was so appealing to me for the village location, the amazing nearby dog walks and lovely village pub. It was a quiet, spacious house that was perfect to make my first home. It has so much potential and room to create an amazing family home."

A perfect first time purchase for those in the market for a well maintained and surprisingly spacious home. There are two large double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate study, which is unique at the price point. 

Entering into the home and through a porch there is ample space for coats and shoes. The hallway has access to the lounge, kitchen and study with stairs rising to the first floor.
The lounge is a dual aspect room full of light even on a rainy day! There is plenty of space for seating and sideboards that flows into a large conservatory.
The kitchen is of a modern and tasteful design, providing comfortable storage. Finished in white cabinetry with dark contrasting worktops, there are also integrated Neff appliances. Thoughtfully designed to maximise storage is a corner pantry with automatic lighting.
A study completes the original ground floor layout, but over the years has been opened to offer a kitchen/diner. Off the gable end of the property there is an extension and now is home to a utility room and downstairs shower room. Incredibly unique to this price point. The foundations are believed to have been dug deep enough to support a second floor.

Rising to the first floor and onto the landing you will find two bedrooms and the bathroom. Bedroom one is a large room extending 15'11 x 9'7 which is again dual aspect. Bedroom two is another dual aspect room that comfortably fits a double bed with additional space for wardrobes and/or dressing table. The bathroom is a modern white suite with shower over bath, hand basin, w/c and heated towel rail.

Externally, the property has low maintenance gardens and ideal for those with a busy lifestyle. A driveway has been created with large patio slabs and enough for two cars. Mature shrubs surround the frontage offers plenty of kerb appeal. The rear garden follows the trend of low maintenance in a tasteful way. Mainly laid to patio, there is a wonderful feature of a pond and waterfall tucked in the corner. A brick built and well sized garden room that has power, lighting and windows completes the outside space.

This property has the added benefit of solar panels which are owed outright by the sellers and will be transferred with the house. No contracts, no issues just cheaper energy bills!

Stratton on the Fosse is a lovely Mendip village not far from Midsomer Norton. Connected with easy access via an A road the larger towns and cities such as Frome, Wells, Shepton Mallet, Bath and Bristol are a breeze to get to. The village is well known for Downside School, but has a village pub and right on your doorstep a park and playing fields. Countryside walks across rolling fields are also on your doorstep.