Kingfisher Road, Evercreech Offers in the Region Of £500,000

An immaculately presented four-bedroom family home in this popular residential development on the outskirts of Evercreech village. The property is spacious and light throughout with accommodation including an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen breakfast room, dining room, study, utility, w/c, four double bedrooms, an en-suite to the master and a family bathroom. There is ample driveway parking, a garage and well landscaped rear gardens to the rear. Beyond the garden there is a wilded area owned by the house which was the former railway embankment which is wonderful for wildlife with paths meandering through.

Evercreech is pleasantly situated in beautiful countryside away from but in easy reach of major roads. It's an increasingly popular village having a good range of amenities including a fine church, primary school, surgery, pub, store & post office and a number of other small businesses. In addition, it's a very friendly and very active community with a varied range of social, sporting and cultural organisations. For more information see www.evercreech.org.uk. The nearby towns of Bruton, Castle Cary, Street, Glastonbury, Wells and Shepton Mallet are all within a short drive and offer a wide range of facilities.

Bath, Bristol and Yeovil are in commuting distance and the A303 is a few miles south on the A37. Within 5 miles at Castle Cary is a main line station to London Paddington (100 minutes). There are many excellent state and independent schools nearby including Strode College, Crispin, St Dunstans, Wells Blue School, Wells Cathedral School, Millfield and the Bruton schools.

23 Kingfisher Road was built in 2017 and purchased by the current owners from new. It is a wonderfully spacious property, ideal for a family or retired couple. There is easy access toward the village amenities and the accommodation is flexible for an array of configurations. The front door enters the entrance hall where there are Amtico floor tiles which span much of the ground floor and doors leading into the sitting room, study, kitchen breakfast room and the cloakroom.

The sitting room is a large, well-proportioned living space with a bay window looking out over the green at the front. Connecting into the sitting room and kitchen breakfast areas is the dining room which ensures the easy flow of the ground floor accommodation. From both the dining and breakfast areas there are french doors leading out to the rear garden. The kitchen has an excellent range of fitted units with a breakfast bar and wood-effect worktops. There are plenty of integral appliances including an oven, gas hob, extractor, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Adding to the storage there are two useful cupboards in the kitchen, one underneath the stairs and another useful pantry cupboard. In addition to the french doors there are floor to ceiling windows in the breakfast area allowing the light to flood the rooms. Off the kitchen there is a utility room with a side door out to the driveway.

Upstairs there are four double bedrooms with the two larger rooms both enjoying views across the green to the countryside beyond. In addition to a large bank of wardrobes the master bedroom has a well-appointed en-suite shower room. The family bathroom has a bath with overhead electric Aqualisa shower, basin and w/c.

On the left hand side of the house there is a driveway which is fit to park two cars in tandem in front of the garage. The garage is oversized, has an up-and-over door plus light and power internally. From the driveway a side gate leads into the rear garden which has been totally re-landscaped by the owners. The patio has been extended and a timber pergola constructed adorning the wall of the garage. Each seating area makes the best of the sunshine at different times of day and there are pretty rose and flower beds which have been beautifully planted and thoughtfully located within different focal points of the garden. Toward the end of the garden there is a pond with surrounding rockery and three raised beds, ideal for growing vegetables. The former railway embankment was purchased separately by the owners and now adds an enchanting wilded area to the property with meandering pathways leading through, spring bulbs flourishing and plenty of room for the local wildlife to thrive.

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