- Detached House +
- Large Garage/Workshop +
- One Bedroom Self-Contained Annexe +
- Wrap Around Gardens +
- Conservatory +
- Prior Planning To Extend +
- Driveway +
- Utility +
This prominent period property was once the Station House at Evercreech Junction. Now boasting a large garage workshop & one bedroom annexe, the house also has prior planning approval to extend. Sat on a quarter acre plot with plenty of potential and is just a four minute drive to Castle Carey Station.
About the Property
A characterful period property, formerly the Station House at Evercreech Junction, set on an impressive quarter-acre plot. The main house is complemented by a large double garage/workshop and a self-contained one-bedroom annexe, offering excellent flexibility for multi-generational living, guests, or home working.
The property has previously benefited from planning approval to extend, highlighting its further potential. Despite its semi-rural feel, it is conveniently located just a four-minute drive from Castle Cary railway station.
About the Inside
A large porched entrance opens into a good sized utility/boot room. To the right is the kitchen/diner with a great amount of fitted cupboards, a double oven, electric hob and French doors opening to the driveway. Windows overlook the garden.
Along the hall, the large sitting room enjoys a dual aspect and beyond this is the first of three bedrooms, currently used as home office. A large conservatory offers further living space and there is a family bathroom to the centre of this floor.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, the primary room benefit from a large walk in wardrobe and with scope to make this a fourth bedroom or ensuite if desired.
Previously obtained planning permission granted a double storey extension that would provide another bedroom and bathroom on this floor.
About the Outside
Gardens wraparound the property with a large driveway with turning space afront the garage/workshop. The plots sits at almost quarter of an acre.
About the Area
Evercreech Junction is a well-connected hamlet close to Castle Cary, offering excellent road and rail links to Bristol, Bath, Wells and the A303. Castle Cary’s mainline station, around three miles away, provides direct services to London Paddington. The town boasts attractive period architecture and a range of independent shops. Bruton, approximately ten minutes away, offers access to both state and private schooling.