Keinton Mandeville, Somerton

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Guide Price

£579,950

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Keinton Mandeville, Somerton

A:Queen Street, Keinton Mandeville

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A spacious, detached family home

Offering four bedrooms and two bathrooms with master ensuite

Recently refurbished to a very high standard throughout

Open plan living with a large 'L' shaped sitting/dining/kitchen with additional sun room

Separate utility room and ground floor cloakroom

Very generous plot with wraparound gardens, double garage and plenty of parking

Solar PV panels (PV and thermal)

Popular village location, close to village school, locals shops and amenities

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Detached

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Mayfield,

Queen Street, Keinton Mandeville, Somerton, Somerset, TA11 6EG

Somerton 5 miles, Glastonbury 7 miles, Wells 13 miles, Yeovil 11 miles, Castle Cary 7 miles, A303 5 miles, Bristol 31 miles, Bath 29 miles.

A generous, bright and spacious four bedroom, detached home in the popular village of Keinton Mandeville, close to Somerton, Street and Castle Cary.

The property has recently undergone a programme of extensive improvements and provides delightful open, flowing accommodation that has been finished to a high standard throughout.

Benefiting from generous wraparound gardens, off-road parking, double garage and solar panels (PV and thermal) with a battery storage system.

Location

Mayfield occupies a peaceful plot, set back from Queen Street in the popular village of Keinton Mandeville, which sits midway between the market towns of Somerton to the West, and Castle Cary to the East. It dates back to the Roman times and owes its growth to the local “Blue Lias” stone and its easy accessibility from London to the South West.

Mayfield is situated in a pleasant, established residential area, well away from busy roads yet within easy access to main trunk roads, and principal local towns and villages.

The A303 is a few miles south and Castle Cary mainline rail station offers regular services to London Paddington, Bristol, Bath and beyond. The renowned Millfield School is 10 mins north.

Accommodation

To the front, the primary entrance is protected from the elements by a handy storm canopy, whilst a part-glazed wooden door opens up to the entrance hall.

The entrance hall is particularly bright and welcoming, providing access to the kitchen/dining room, the living area and the cloakroom. The entrance hall has been laid to engineered oak, whilst the staircase, to the left, also offers further storage underneath.

Also to the left is the remodelled, ‘L’ shaped open plan living area/kitchen which is broadly set out as a sitting area, dining area and stylish kitchen, with the latter running along the rear of the house.

The sitting room is a lovely and bright spacious room, benefitting from a dual asp...

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