Property Description

Set in the small hamlet of Bleadney between the Cathedral city of Wells and the popular village of Wedmore, this home has been much changed by the current owners but there is still scope to extend and modify as required, subject to planning permission. A large driveway fronts the property, with access to the detached garage to the side.

We access the property via a conservatory entrance which leads onto a utility room/pantry with further storage to the rear. We then move into the kitchen that offers a great amount of worktop space, built in double oven and a freestanding dishwasher. From here we enter the hallway from which we can access the three bedrooms, the large primary to the front offers built in wardrobes and access remains to the original porch which could be perfectly converted into an ensuite shower room.   

There are two further, large double bedrooms. One is currently used as a formal dining room and enjoys direct views to the rear. All bedrooms are served by a recently modernised family bathroom, across the hall.

The sitting room has a dual aspect and having been extended, there is plenty of space to create a lounge/diner. It is perfectly positioned to the rear of the property and bifold doors span the far end opening directly onto a raised patio area, allowing those incredible views to take centre stage!

The property benefits from fairly new double-glazed windows and a new oil fuelled boiler with radiators throughout. The property has also been rewired in most parts. The big advantage of this home is the recently installed solar panels which makes this a very efficient property indeed with an exceptional EPC rating of A.

Previous planning exists for 4 bedroom property with stunning kitchen dining family room Planning ref: 2021/1937/HSE (Mendip District Council) 

SITUATION

Bleadney is a hamlet of approximately fifty homes and lies between Wells and Wedmore, with views of the Somerset levels to the South and the Mendip Hills to the North. The picturesque cathedral city of Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a variety of amenities including four supermarkets, many independent shops, boutiques, banks, restaurants, public houses, a leisure centre and a cinema. The nearby Georgian city of Bath and the regional centre of Bristol are also located within 20 miles away, while Castle Cary Station with links to London Paddington and Exeter is a 12-mile drive away. Bristol International Airport is 17 miles away. There are excellent schools in Wells and the surrounding area including highly regarded primary schools in Wells, the extremely sought-after Wells Blue secondary school, Wells Cathedral School, Downside School, All Hallows Preparatory School and Millfield.

DIRECTIONS

From Wedmore take the B3139 Wells Road out of the village. Continue for approximately 4 miles through the villages of Theale, Panborough and into Bleadney. Continue through the hamlet and 'Pax' is a little further along on the left hand side.