Hornsbury Hill, Chard, Somerset, TA20

Fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious Family House with a range of very useful Outbuildings and set in ground approaching 2 Acres. EPC: Band D

Built about 20 years ago on the site of a much older property, Mulberry House is attractively presented with rendered elevations set beneath a tiled roof and enjoys the benefit of gas central heating and UPVC double glazing. The accommodation is well proportioned with a wide reception hallway/snug with inglenook and multi fuel stove, double doors through to a lovely triple aspect sitting room, also with log burner, spacious kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom and rear porch /utility. The first floor accommodation is equally generous with a superb principal bedroom with en-suite facilities, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
From the road the property is approached through double gates that lead to a wide tarmac and gravel driveway and turning circle. The front garden is lawned with colourful borders and ornamental trees and the drive continues past the house to a range of very useful outbuildings. These include a stone and tile pump house with former well and attached workshop/log store, galvanised former livestock shed and modern double garage and loose box. There are further lawned areas to the side with established shrubs and trees and the remainder of the ground is down to rough grazing. In all the property extends to an estimated 1.98 acres.

The property is set back from the A358, about 1 mile from the centre of Chard with far reaching views to front and rear and open farmland beyond. Chard is well served with a wide range of day to day amenities, including a choice of major supermarkets, smaller retailers, education and leisure facilities, whilst the County town of Taunton is just 12 miles to the North, within easy access of the M5 motorway and Intercity rail link (London Paddington). The World Heritage Jurassic Coast is some 16 miles South at Lyme Regis.

From the road the property is approached through double gates that lead to a wide tarmac and gravel driveway and turning circle. The front garden is lawned with colourful borders and ornamental trees and the drive continues past the house to a range of very useful outbuildings. These include a stone and tile pump house with former well and attached workshop/log store, galvanised former livestock shed and modern double garage and loose box. There are further lawned areas to the side with established shrubs and trees and the remainder of the ground is down to rough grazing. In all the property extends to an estimated 1.98 acres.