Price changed to £550,000
October 14, 2025
Price changed to £575,000
June 20, 2025
Price changed to £600,000
June 4, 2025
Listed for £625,000
December 24, 2024
Sold for £440,000
2012
Sold for £435,000
2007
Sold for £158,000
1997
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Outside - The horseshoe driveway provides convenient access and ample parking, as well as access to the integral double garage with electric roller shutter door, power and light. There are side access gates to either end of the property, the southerly side with hardstanding including the oil storage tank and external oil fired boiler. A large paved patio extends across the rear of the house, under a timber pergola, whilst to the other side is a timber shed. A curving path flows down through the garden with perennial and shrub borders to each side, alongside a small wildlife pond. The expansive lawns will no doubt be popular with families, whilst beyond an arc of attractive ornamental trees including Acer and Magnolia is a further area of garden with timber workshop, greenhouse (both of which have power connected) mature apple tree and small area of fruit orchard, and a summerhouse creating a nice focal point. There is a further outside tap at the bottom of the garden.
Situation - Seavington is an attractive village made up of two small parishes, Seavington St Mary and Seavington St Michael, both with their own parish churches and sharing a lovely community shop and café, recreation ground with children’s playground, village hall and pub. Nearby, the pretty village of South Petherton also offers a range of day to day amenities although almost equidistant is the Medieval market town of Ilminster, the centre of which is dominated by the ancient Minster and a thriving range of independent stores including butchers, delicatessen, hardware store, antiques and homeware stores as well as two supermarkets. Ilminster has a convenient road access to both the M5, junction 25 lies 13 miles to the north-west and 1 mile to the A303, now dual carriageway most of the way to the M3. There is a mainline railway station at Crewkerne c.5 miles (London Waterloo) and Yeovil Junction c.12.8 miles (also London Waterloo). Crewkerne also has a Waitrose supermarket and excellent indoor pool / gym complex. The county town of Taunton c.15 miles has a further mainline station (London Paddington) and a wider range of shopping facilities. Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within approximately an hour’s drive. The World Heritage designated Jurassic coastline lies c.20 miles to the south.
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Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating. Boiler replaced and upgrades to the system carried out in 2017.
Superfast broadband is available in this area. Mobile signal could be limited or unavailable with some providers indoors and you may prefer to use Wifi calling. However, outdoors you are likely to receive a signal from all four major networks. Information provided by Ofcom.org.uk
Material Information - Somerset Council Tax Band E
Outline approval was granted in 2018 reference 18/02320/OUT for the construction of 8 dwellings at the end of Upton Lane, which are not within direct view of this property. A decision on reserved matters from 2022 is pending.
As is common, the title register makes mention of various covenants and the office is happy to supply a copy upon request, should a prospective buyer prefer to read this prior to booking a viewing.
We have not verified the measurements of the external outbuildings. If this is of particular importance to you, you are welcome to check them during a viewing of the property.