"A spacious and much extended 5 bedroom, 3 reception room semi detached property, which lies in a cul de sac location, backs onto fields and enjoys country views to the rear. The property, which has a garage and parking, has been much extended over the years and early viewing is advised.
The Dwelling A well presented and much extended semi detached property which lies in a cul de sac and benefits from uPVC double glazing, gas central heating, coved ceilings and has lovely country views to the rear.
Accommodation A storm porch with a part glazed entrance door leads to the reception hall with a staircase rising to the first floor and there is a good sized sitting room with a central feature coal effect fire with a stone surround.
The kitchen is comprehensively fitted with a range of units with green marble effect worktops, blue doors and stainless steel door furniture. Fitted appliances include a four ring gas hob, oven and cooker hood. There is both floor and wall tiling and a good range of base units with drawers and cupboards under and wall cupboards.
A wide archway leads to the dining room, which has floor tiling, which in turn leads to the good sized living room, again having floor tiling and access to the kitchen. French doors lead to the utility room with a double glazed door to the side, has both floor and wall tiling, plumbing for automatic washing machine, gas boiler and a door to the garage.
Finally, on the ground floor is a fully tiled cloakroom wth a white suite.
On the first floor is a landing with two hatches to the roof space and an airing cupboard, whilst there are five bedrooms and a family bathroom with a white suite.
Outside At the front of the house is parking for 2 vehicles, which leads to the garage with an up and over door.
The front gardens comprise gravel beds, whilst the rear gardens are laid to lawn, patio, pathway, super lodge, the historical garage with an up and over door with the gardens being enclosed by lap panel fencing and, as previously mentioned, backing onto fields.
Situation Martock is a pretty, thriving town with many attractive, honey coloured Hamstone houses and cottages centred around the magnificent parish church. The village has an excellent range of facilities including a doctor s surgery, post office, hotel & pub, dentist, supermarket, newsagent, bakers and library amongst other things. The larger and commercial centres of Yeovil and Taunton are easily accessible by road, and the quaint historic Abbey town of Sherborne with its castle ruins is within easy reach. The main A303, a major route linking London with the West Country is just a couple of mile,s and there are mainline railway stations at Yeovil London Waterloo about 2.5 hours and Castle Cary London Paddington about 95 minutes .
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Services Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating.
Broadband Ultrafast broadband is available.
Mobile signal coverage Available both indoors and outside
Information from Ofcom
Material Information Council Tax Band C
Flood Risk Low
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