• Individual split level detached residence +
• Elevated position +
• Superb coastal & inland views +
• Hall with cloakroom +
• Open plan split level sitting/dining room +
• Fitted kitchen/breakfast room +
• Separate utility room +
• 3 double bedrooms & bathroom +
• Oil fired central heating +
• Surrounding gardens & garage +

Built in the early 1970's, this detached split level bungalow is situated in a delightful elevated location convenient for the shops and amenities and enjoying superb sweeping views over the village towards the surrounding hills, woodland and over Porlock Bay with the Welsh coastline in the distance.

The property is set in large surrounding gardens and was designed to take full advantage of the outstanding views with all the principle rooms located along the front of the property with large picture windows. The property offers well proportioned accommodation with oil fired central heating and some interesting design features such as the split level sitting and dining room.

The accommodation in brief comprises; entrance lobby, reception hall with cloakroom, triple aspect open plan dining and sitting room arranged over two levels with woodburner, doors to front garden and wonderful inland and coastal views. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a modern range of base and wall units with integrated ceramic hob, eye level double oven and tall fridge/ freezer, an adjoining utility room with sink unit and plumbing for washing machine has the oil fired boiler, airing cupboard and door to rear garden. A short flight of stairs off the dining room gives access to an inner hallway off which is a bathroom with shower over the bath and three double bedrooms all enjoying wonderful inland and coastal views.

The property is approached off the lane with a right of way over a gravelled area giving access to the single garage. Shared steps lead up to a private entrance path through sloping lawn gardens with inset trees and shrubs with pave terrace off the dining room from which there are superb views. The path continues around the far side of the property to the main entrance and to the rear garden which is on a higher level and ready to landscape to individual tastes.
From Minehead proceed on the A39 towards Porlock (5 miles). On entering the village take the first turning on the left by Doverhay car park and proceed for around 100 yards where the gravelled entrance drive and garaging will be found on the left hand side.