Mount Pleasant, Pilton, BA4

Description

Entering through the utility / hall there are newly fitted cabinets with single drainer sink unit, plumbing for dishwasher and wooden work surfaces. The open plan kitchen / sitting / dining room is fitted with the same style units and incorporate 5 ring ceramic hob, cooker hob, single oven, integrated microwave, fridge / freezer. A feature stone chimney breast houses the new Heta scanline turnable pedastal wood burner on a raised hearth and patio doors lead out to a narrow decked seating area with open outlook. From the kitchen, a door leads into the two storey accommodation which has a light and airy mezzanine floor (currently used as a bedroom ) with beams and a staircase leading down to the former sitting room with feature fireplace inset wood burner on raised hearth and door to the outside. Also currently used as a bedroom. This space is ideal for working from home, for an older child seeking their own space or possibly as a source of income. Back through the kitchen, the inner hall gives access to the master bedroom which is fitted with floor to ceiling wardrobes and to the modern bathroom which is newly fitted with a white suite of double ended whirlpool system bath, low level wc and wash hand basin inset into vanity units and an enclosed shower cubicle.

The property also benefits from double glazing, water softener system and an oil fired radiator heating system.

Outside

The outdoor space lies to the front and side of the property with driveway providing parking for one car. The front garden comprises a typical cottage garden with lawn,  paved seating area and planted flower beds. Stone steps lead down to the main cottage, with door to sitting room / bedroom 2. The oil fired boiler is sited externally and there is a wood store. The narrow decked seating area to the rear has space for small table, a few chairs and a bbq.

Location

The characterful Mendip village of Pilton lies just two miles south-west of Shepton Mallet and five miles north east of Glastonbury. The village, popular with home buyers due to its convenient location to Bath, Bristol, Frome, and Wells, as well as Castle Cary with its main line station to Paddington London. It is most famous for being the home of Glastonbury Festival.