Description
Tucked away within the attractive and historic setting of Sir Gilbert Scott Court, just a short stroll from the centre of Williton, this beautifully proportioned single-storey home offers an appealing blend of character, space and convenience. Forming part of a private development within this striking Grade II* listed building, the property enjoys a peaceful position while remaining moments from the everyday amenities of the village.
Ross loves - I love the sense of space and character this home offers. The tall south-facing sash windows flood the living spaces with natural light, while the single-storey layout creates an easy, comfortable flow throughout. Tucked within this historic development yet just a short stroll from the village centre, it offers a wonderful balance of charm, convenience and peaceful living.
Stepping inside, the sense of space and natural light is immediately apparent. A welcoming entrance and dining hall creates an impressive first impression and forms the heart of the home, linking each of the principal rooms. From here, the accommodation flows effortlessly, creating a layout that feels both sociable and practical.
The living room is a particularly impressive space, typical of the proportions expected from a building of this period. Two tall south-facing sash windows with original shutters allow light to flood in, while a gas fire and elegant chandelier create a comfortable setting for relaxing or entertaining.
The kitchen is generous in size and thoughtfully arranged, fitted with a range of units and offering ample work surface space along with room for a breakfast table — an ideal spot for relaxed everyday dining.
The principal bedroom is a spacious double room, again enjoying a south-facing sash window, and is complemented by a beautifully appointed and refitted en-suite shower room with a large walk-in wet room style shower. A second double bedroom provides flexible accommodation for guests, home working or additional living space, while the main bathroom is fitted with a modern suite including a ‘P’ shaped bath with shower over.
Outside, the property enjoys its own private, low-maintenance garden area accessed through a decorative metal gate. Predominantly laid to artificial lawn with a paved pathway to the entrance, it provides a peaceful spot to enjoy a morning coffee or evening drink. The property also benefits from allocated off-road parking together with visitor parking within the development.
Material Information - Tenure - Leasehold/share of freehold. Council Tax Band C. EPC exempt Grade II* Listed. Type/Construction - Attached, stone construction, under a pitched tiled roof. All mains services are understood to be connected, gas central heating. The property benefits from an allocated parking space and ample visitors parking.
To understand mobile phone and broadband coverage/availability in the area please use the following link - information relating to flood risk in the area, interested buyers are advised to use the following link - postal code for the property is TA4 4RH.
Tenure: Share of Freehold with the residue of a 999 years from December 2003
Service Charge: Approximately £990 per annum including grounds maintenance and sinking fund.
Ground rent: £10 per annum
Ross loves - I love the sense of space and character this home offers. The tall south-facing sash windows flood the living spaces with natural light, while the single-storey layout creates an easy, comfortable flow throughout. Tucked within this historic development yet just a short stroll from the village centre, it offers a wonderful balance of charm, convenience and peaceful living.
Stepping inside, the sense of space and natural light is immediately apparent. A welcoming entrance and dining hall creates an impressive first impression and forms the heart of the home, linking each of the principal rooms. From here, the accommodation flows effortlessly, creating a layout that feels both sociable and practical.
The living room is a particularly impressive space, typical of the proportions expected from a building of this period. Two tall south-facing sash windows with original shutters allow light to flood in, while a gas fire and elegant chandelier create a comfortable setting for relaxing or entertaining.
The kitchen is generous in size and thoughtfully arranged, fitted with a range of units and offering ample work surface space along with room for a breakfast table — an ideal spot for relaxed everyday dining.
The principal bedroom is a spacious double room, again enjoying a south-facing sash window, and is complemented by a beautifully appointed and refitted en-suite shower room with a large walk-in wet room style shower. A second double bedroom provides flexible accommodation for guests, home working or additional living space, while the main bathroom is fitted with a modern suite including a ‘P’ shaped bath with shower over.
Outside, the property enjoys its own private, low-maintenance garden area accessed through a decorative metal gate. Predominantly laid to artificial lawn with a paved pathway to the entrance, it provides a peaceful spot to enjoy a morning coffee or evening drink. The property also benefits from allocated off-road parking together with visitor parking within the development.
Material Information - Tenure - Leasehold/share of freehold. Council Tax Band C. EPC exempt Grade II* Listed. Type/Construction - Attached, stone construction, under a pitched tiled roof. All mains services are understood to be connected, gas central heating. The property benefits from an allocated parking space and ample visitors parking.
To understand mobile phone and broadband coverage/availability in the area please use the following link - information relating to flood risk in the area, interested buyers are advised to use the following link - postal code for the property is TA4 4RH.
Tenure: Share of Freehold with the residue of a 999 years from December 2003
Service Charge: Approximately £990 per annum including grounds maintenance and sinking fund.
Ground rent: £10 per annum
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