• Vacant possession +
• Spacious plot +
• Village location +
• Two double bedrooms +
• Kitchen with breakfast area, adjacent to sunroom and garden room +
• Spacious living room +
• Family bathroom +
• Level rear garden with side access and two sheds +
• Single garage (only roof adjoins neighbouring property spanning pathway) +
• Please click video link for the Material Information Report +

A little gem of a two-bedroom, village bungalow on a large, corner plot, with garage and driveway, awaiting a new lease of life with some freshening-up or, for the more adventurous, a total make-over. It is an exciting, versatile opportunity. Situated in a quiet corner of Dane's Lea, not far from the heart of Wedmore village amenities and close to the doctor’s surgery, number 15 is perched on its spacious plot with lawn and driveway gently sloping down at the front and level gardens and countryside views at the rear. Both the bungalow and its gardens are blank canvases with plenty of scope for a creative mind and someone green-fingered; or, with a little sprucing up, it would be an ideal ‘downsize’ or investment. The interior is decorated in neutral tones throughout and is light and bright. The rooms are well-proportioned with the living room proving ample space for comfortable seating and possibly a dining table. The kitchen is fitted with wall and base units, with contrasting work surface, and includes an integrated electric oven and gas hob, and there is space for a breakfast table or other furniture. A door leads out to two further useful spaces, the sunroom and the garden room which have access to the side garden. The double bedrooms both have built-in wardrobes and storage, and they share a family bathroom which is fitted with a wash-hand basin, WC, with a shower over the bath. At the front of the plot, the driveway runs up to the attached single garage to the left-hand side of the bungalow. The pitched roof of the garage extends beyond the plot boundary and links this bungalow, over the neighbouring pathway to the side wall of the neighbouring house. This is the only part of the property which adjoins the neighbour’s building. To the right-hand side, a garden gate opens to a path leading to a private, level garden, which is mainly laid to lawn with a large area of shingle terrace. The garden is framed by mature hedging.