Plud Street, Wedmore, BS28

Beyond the gates lie tranquil, landscaped gardens and the Virgina Creeper-festooned façade of this characterful home, reminiscent of magical childhood stories. The house retains many period features, with beams, flagstones, shutters and inglenook fireplace with a secret door. The sitting room and dining room span the front of the house and look out over the gardens. A feature fireplace with log burning stove in the sitting room offers a cosy retreat for cooler days, whilst the impressive inglenook fireplace in the dining room houses a log burning stove to warm winter festivities. Tucked away, at the back of this inglenook is a door to a hidden room, currently used as a study. The kitchen, breakfast room and utility are at the back of the house. The kitchen features an Aga and a range of shaker-style base and wall units topped with natural stone. Integrated appliances include a gas hob, electric oven and dish washer, beyond the kitchen peninsular there is plenty of space for a dining table. Leading off from the kitchen is a handy boot room with utility area, cloakroom and access to the front of the house, and to the rear, a small courtyard garden.

Upstairs, there is a family bathroom decorated in warm neutral tones and fitted with a modern suite. From here, a light and spacious landing with plenty of room to sit and admire the views over the garden provides access to three double bedrooms each brimming with their own unique character and charm. The principal bedroom features a range of fitted wardrobes and a contemporary ensuite. Another double bedroom features a ‘wedding cake’ chimney and stairs leading back down into the dining room. Stairs lead up from the landing to an extraordinary loft room which has beams, wooden flooring and, currently used as a bedroom, has space for any number of uses.

Outside

The mature, landscaped gardens offer plenty of space for secluded relaxation or for socialising and entertaining. An outdoor heated swimming pool has been thoughtfully designed with paved terracing with a pergola providing shaded seating and adjacent barbecuing area. Flowerbeds, mature trees and shrubs, bordering the lawns, create colour and texture all year round.

Attached to the double garage is a one-bedroom annexe with ensuite facilities offering a versatile space for extended family stays, holiday let, or perhaps home working. There is a handy wood store behind the garage and there is a bank of owned solar panels on the roof.

There is an adjacent 1.3 acres available, with access onto Sand Road, by separate negotiation.

Tenure - Freehold

Listed Status - Grade II, List Entry Number:1262097

EPC - tbc

Council tax band G

Local Authority - Somerset

Services - All mains services

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Location
The beautiful, historic village of Wedmore has a wealth of local amenities, including a village shop, post office, gift shops, clothing shops, a butcher, fish monger and renowned pubs and caf?s. There is a doctors? surgery, dentist and chemist. The village is set in a stunning rural location providing plenty of opportunities for outdoor pursuits, with Wedmore Golf Club on the outskirts of the village. There are transport links to the A38 with direct links to Bristol International Airport and the M5 junction 22.

The larger centres of Bristol and Bath are about 23 and 30 miles away respectively, with the Cathedral City of Wells approximately nine miles away. The property falls within the popular catchment area for Wedmore First School, Hugh Sexey Middle School and Kings of Wessex Academy and Sixth Form in Cheddar, where there is also Kings Fitness and Leisure Centre. Private schools include Sidcot School, Millfield and Wells Cathedral School, which are all served by private buses.