• No Onward Chain +
• South Facing Garden +
• Recent First Floor Renovation +
• Garage/Workshop space +
• Off Street Parking +
• Potential Dwelling +
• En-Suite to Master Bedroom +

Aceleis is simple and practical in the way it’s laid out. The reception room is centred around a working log burner, regularly swept and used, which gives the space warmth and focus through the winter. The large windows keep the space well lit and open for the summer months. Moving into the conservatory area, benefiting from the south facing garden you have sunlight all day, ideal for the morning coffee or some quiet time in the afternoon. The kitchen is fitted with a pantry, a detail that quietly makes everyday life easier, and there’s a separate utility room that keeps noise and clutter out of the main living areas. A garage and ample parking mean there’s space for cars, bikes and storage without compromise.

The first floor has been fully renovated, so the bedrooms and bathrooms feel settled and ready to use. The main bedroom has an en-suite, with another family bathroom upstairs also. The remaining three rooms are well sized, with flexibility for children and guests. The fourth bedroom is currently being used as an home office but could be switched back to the fourth bedroom easily.

The garden faces south, catching the light through the day. In the south-east corner of the plot, a concrete pad is already in place, with provision for electrics and services. Useful groundwork for a garden room, studio or workshop if you want extra space without altering the house itself.
Above it all, the attic is spacious and offers real potential for a future loft conversion, allowing the house to grow as needs change rather than all at once.

Rooksbridge is a small, settled village with open countryside surrounding. Local amenities are within a ten minute drive in surrounding villages such as Cheddar, Axbridge and Winscombe all facilitating shops, cafes and petrol stations. The area is also well known for its schools, Lower Weare First School, East Brent and Lympsham are all nearby, with Hugh Sexey Church of England Middle School served by a daily bus near the property.

Despite the rural feel, connections are strong. Gigaclear fibre is already installed, offering speeds of up to 900Mbps. There are hourly, 24/7 coach services linking Plymouth through Bristol Airport to Bristol city centre, and road access makes commuting easy and straightforward.

There is no onward chain, which helps keep things clear and uncomplicated.

This is a home for someone who wants a quieter setting without giving up good schools, reliable connections and a house that’s already been put in order. A place that works now, and leaves room for what comes next.