This individual, four-bedroom detached property occupies a private plot at the end of Halyard Drive in Bridgwater, and benefits from lovely views over the adjoining open fields and an abundance of nature on the doorstep.
Despite its quiet position, the family house is conveniently close to the town centre and a range of amenities.
Over the years the property has been extended and enhanced with highly pleasing results. The dwelling is presented in superb decorative order throughout with thoughtful individual design and a wealth of fine finishing touches.
Beyond, the light-filled entrance hall there is a large sitting room which is a cosy living space with an ornate focal fireplace. This sits next to the open-plan kitchen area, which is a highlight of the house with extra space for dining and sitting.
The kitchen is bathed in natural light and is fitted with modern dark blue units, wooden work surfaces and it has a handy central island with a breakfast bar.
This leads to an especially large and bright conservatory with a high vaulted glass ceiling and double doors that open to the garden.
On the first floor, there are four bedrooms, three doubles and one single, and a family shower room. The principal bedroom benefits from having a large ensuite bathroom which has the wow factor with a contemporary standalone bath and separate walk-in shower. This bedroom also has splendid views over open fields.
Outside, the garden has been landscaped with ease of maintenance in mind with a large, shaped patio immediately adjacent to the house, a raised decking area and a planted area filled with an abundance of mature shrubs.
The house has parking space on its large driveway and in its double garage, providing enough room for around eight vehicles in total.
SUMMARY: Halyard Drive, Bridgwater
Guide Price: £495,000
Agent: Charles Dickens
Agent's Tel: 01278 445266
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