• Spacious 4 bedroom end of terrace proeprty. +
• Large open plan kitchen dining room. +
• Driveway parking for 2 vehicles. +
• Close proximity to Castle Cary rail station. +
• Within walking distance to Castle Cary high street. +
• NO ONWARD CHAIN. +

50 BROOKFIELDS, CASTLE CARY, SOMERSET, BA7 7BS.

Accommodation

Located in the sought-after residential area of Brookfields, this extended four-bedroom end-of-terrace home offers more space than the original design, with a spacious kitchen diner extension.  Castle Cary’s town centre is just a short walk away, providing a range of shops, cafés, and services, as well as a mainline station with direct trains to London Paddington.

The property is arranged over two floors. The front door opens to a light hallway with stairs to the first floor.

At the rear is a modern kitchen fitted with ample wall and base units, generous worktop space, a large oven with extractor, sink with drainer, and fridge-freezer. The space is finished with wooden laminate flooring to the kitchen area and carpet to the dining area, creating a sociable hub for family life. A rear window overlooks the garden, and double doors open directly onto the patio for easy indoor-outdoor living.

The sitting room is bright and well-proportioned, offering flexibility for a variety of furniture arrangements. The ground floor benefits from the extension, adding an extra reception area suitable for dining, a playroom, or a home office. Upstairs, there are four good-sized bedrooms, each easily taking a double bed. This makes the home particularly appealing for families or those needing extra space for guests or working from home. The family bathroom includes a shower, WC, and basin.

Outside At the front, the property is set back slightly from the road with a small garden area. The rear garden is enclosed and level – practical for children, pets, and low-maintenance planting – with space for seating and outdoor dining. A single garage and driveway provide off-street parking and additional storage.

About the area Castle Cary is described by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner, the eminent architectural historian, as Somerset's prettiest town, set in beautiful, unspoilt countryside. The town is characterised by period buildings constructed of the distinctive honey coloured stone for which the area is well known. It remains a delightful small market town with several traditional shops and boutiques within the Conservation Area in which a policy of strict planning control operates to prevent inappropriate development. These shops cater for most everyday needs whilst Shaftesbury, Glastonbury, Street, Wells, Frome, Wincanton, Sherborne and Yeovil are all close by and Salisbury, Taunton, Bath and Bristol are within easy driving distance.