• A brilliant four bedroom link detached family home +
• Well positioned at the end of a cul-de-sac, in the heart of the charming, semi-rural town of Axbridge +
• A private and enclosed rear garden +
• Single garage and private driveway providing off street parking. +
• Flexible living areas with an additional study area and conservatory +
• Within reach of local amenities, transport links and excellent schools to accommodate the growing family +
• Master bedroom with ensuite shower room +
• Council tax band: D, EPC Rating: D57 +

Nestled at the peaceful end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this delightful four bedroom link-detached family home offers a serene retreat in the charming town of Axbridge. Surrounded by scenic countryside, it presents a tranquil haven for families seeking comfort and convenience. Step inside to discover a welcoming ambiance, where a cosy lounge provides the perfect spot for relaxed evenings by the fireplace. Adjacent, a versatile study area offers flexibility for remote work or quiet reading sessions. The heart of the home lies in its spacious kitchen and dining area, where modern appliances and ample storage cater to culinary endeavours. A delightful conservatory beckons just beyond, offering a sunny spot for enjoying meals or simply soaking in the garden views. Upstairs, the tranquility continues with four well-appointed bedrooms, including a master suite complete with an ensuite shower room for added privacy and convenience. Outside, a private rear garden awaits, providing a peaceful retreat for outdoor gatherings or leisurely moments in nature. A single garage and private driveway offer ample off-street parking. Axbridge is a market town which sits at the foot of the Mendip Hills, and is nestled in amongst the beautiful Somerset countryside. The significant town was once part of a Saxon defence system against the Viking invaders, so its history goes back to King Alfred’s time. Homes within this desirable area are most sought after and it goes without saying being surrounded by the beautiful open countryside is certainly an attractive feature of the area. The excellent schooling in the area is a huge attraction and the three school system of Axbridge First School, Weare First School, Hugh Sexeys and Kings of Wessex are favoured by many families. For the commuter, Junctions 21 and 22 are within reach which provides easy access to the M5 motorway. EPC Rating D57, Council Tax Band D.