JUBILEE HOUSE, NORTH WOOTTON, SOMERSET, BA4 4HB
Wells 3m - Glastonbury 6m - Street 9m - Castle Cary 10m - Bath 28m - Bristol 28m
Guide Price Range £800,000 to £825,000
An impressive village property which offers exceptionally spacious accommodation with great style. Located in a very popular and attractive village between Wells and Pilton.
Summary
The house has a central reception hall, cloakroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility room and 4 bedrooms, (one currently a dressing room), 2 ensuites and a family bathroom.
Outside there is a newly constructed studio and 3 garages. A fully enclosed garden wraps around the property and there is parking for several cars on the gated driveway.
Location
North Wootton lies just south of Wells surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in Somerset. There are lush green meadows and wooded hills- all readily accessible with many footpaths and byways. The village is certainly one of the most popular in the area and has a Church, pub, village hall and a thriving community.
Description
A stylish and spacious house constructed 10 years ago (approx.) in the heart of a very popular village. The whole house is filled with natural light and the accommodation is exceptionally luxurious and generous. A notable feature is the large central hallway and landing which give the house an airy feel.
Quality materials have been used throughout with engineer oak flooring and solid oak doors. Features such as large windows, built in wardrobes, a freestanding double ended bath, large shower cubicles and his and hers sinks give it a luxurious feel.
Constructed in the centre of its plot, the property is surrounded by its gardens. There is a studio to the rear, 3 garages to the front and plenty of parking on the attractive, natural stone driveway.
Accommodation
Natural stone steps rise to a covered porch where a part glazed, oak door opens to the hall. To the right is a cloakroom and to the left is a triple aspect sitting room with French doors to the rear terrace, a smart log burner provides a focal point. A door opens to the dining room which again has double French do...
