Greenway Terrace, Kingston St Mary

A delightful three-bedroom end terrace house, which would now benefit from some modernisation throughout, occupying a lovely position overlooking countryside front and back. The house was originally built circa 1950 and has been loved by the current owners for several decades. You enter through the front door into the entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor and doors opening to the principal rooms.

The kitchen diner is located at the left side of the house and benefits from a variety of fitted wall and base units with work surfaces over and inset sink with drainer. There is space for a range of appliances, including cooker with hood over, washing machine, under-counter fridge, and freezer. There is ample room for a dining table with a window to the front aspect overlooking the garden, and a door opens to the wet room, with large walk-in shower, WC and washbasin. The living room is situated at the right side of the house and has a feature fireplace with mantle piece surround, which is the focal point of the room.

The Owners Love - The current owners have loved the lifestyle of living in the village. They said, “It is so friendly and welcoming, and it is such a nice area for the children to go out and play and families to live”. “Also, the lovely position and endless possibilities to put your own stamp on the place”. They will mostly miss “the amazing outlook front and back! We are so lucky to have these views” which they have loved. They have also found the easy access to the Quantock Hills to be a lovely aspect of living in Kingston St. Mary.

Upstairs, on the first-floor landing, there is a window facing the north aspect with views across the adjoining farmland, doors to the bedrooms and WC. The master bedroom is a large double room and has a window overlooking the front aspect with far reaching views, a fitted wardrobe, airing cupboard and eaves storage. There are two further bedrooms with one at the rear, with a window looking toward the northerly aspect behind and the other at the front looking away to the Blackdown hills in the distance. There is also a WC with washbasin.

George Loves - “I was blown away by just how much potential this house has! It has a real ‘homely’ feel to it when you walk through the door and with the right vision, it's a blank canvas to create an amazing family home in such a lovely village. My favourite things about the area are the Spinney, which is a beautiful green space maintained by the Woodland Trust and of course, the local pub, The Swan. With all this on offer, the is an absolute ‘must see’ house!”

Outside, there is a wonderful south-facing garden to the front, which is well established. Initially, there is a spacious parking area, with parking for several cars. This leads onto the main lawn, lined by mature boarders either side. The garden aspect is ideal to soak up the afternoon sun from the south on a nice summer's afternoon. At the rear, there is a small, private garden laid to lawn and a large timber shed.

Tenure - Freehold. Council Tax - Band B. Gas - Not Connected. Water - Mains Supply. Electric - Mains Supply. Drainage - Mains Supply. EPC - D. Internet - Fibre to Cabinet.