Bruton, Somerset, BA10

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ACCOMMODATION

Front door to:

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ENTRANCE LOBBY: Gas meter, flagstone floor, coat hooks and door to:

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LIVING ROOM: 14�2� x 11�3� Exposed ceiling beam, Victorian style radiator, woodburning stove with beamed mantle, flagstone floor, window seat, two wall light points, understairs cupboard, window to front aspect and door to:

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KITCHEN/DINER: 14�3� x 11� Inset 1� bowl single drainer sink unit with cupboard below, further range of matching wall, drawer and base units with woodblock work surface over, gas cooker point, cupboard housing electric meter, fireplace, Victorian style radiator, window seat, flagstone floor, built-in cupboard, space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, window to front aspect and door to front.

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From the sitting room a door gives access to a staircase leading to the first floor.

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FIRST FLOOR

LANDING: Window seat with window to rear aspect, hatch to loft, cupboard housing Baxi gas boiler supplying domestic hot water and radiators.

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BEDROOM 1: 9� x 8�7� Radiator and window to front aspect.

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BEDROOM 2: 11�5� x 5�5� Radiator and dual aspect windows to front and side aspects.

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BEDROOM 3: 8�4� x 7�10� (max) Radiator, window to front aspect, built-in wardrobe and window seat.

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BATHROOM: White suite comprising bath with Triton T70 shower over, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, radiator and tiled to splash prone areas.

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OUTSIDE

There is a courtyard style garden being mainly paved, ideal for pots and tubs.

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LOCATION: Bruton is a small ancient South Somerset town nestling in the foothills of Brue Valley surrounded by unspoilt countryside. The town has retained great charm over the years with many interesting and historical buildings which defines its character. The main industries are agriculture and education with three schools in Bruton. King's School, founded in 1519, Sexey's School and a primary school. Bruton has many thriving groups and societies including a Festival of Arts, Horticultural Show, musical and theatrical productions. It is also now well known by the establishment of the renowned Hauser & Wirth Art Gallery and Mill on the Brue Outdoor Activity Centre. The town has a small range of shops and a range of public houses and restaurants including the award winning 'At the Chapel'. Further local attractions include the National Trust Stourhead House and gardens and The Newt gardens and spa hotel.� There are many other charming towns nearby which together offer a wide range of shopping, cultural and sporting activities. These include Castle Cary, Wincanton, Sherborne, Shaftesbury and Wells with Bath, Bristol and Salisbury all being in easy reach. Communications are good with a small rail station in Bruton and mainline services at Castle Cary (Paddington) and Sherborne (Waterloo). The A303 a few miles south is the road link to London and Bristol international airport is well within an� hours drive.

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SERVICES: Mains water, electricity, drainage, gas central heating and telephone all subject to the usual utility regulations.

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TENURE:� Freehold�

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COUNCIL TAX BAND: C�����

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VIEWING:� Strictly by appointment through the agents.

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