Compton Road, Yeovil, Dorset, BA21

A large two double bedroom semi detached house with parking, garage and a large rear garden. No onward chain.

A particularly spacious and conveniently situated semi detached house considered suitable for a variety of age groups. Benefitting from good room sizes throughout the accommodation comprises an entrance hall that opens into the reception room with double small paned doors opening to the substantial kitchen, open plan to the dining room.

The first floor comprises two double bedrooms with the main bedroom having an en suite shower room whilst there is also a separate bathroom. Both bedrooms enjoy very pleasant views over farmland to front and rear.

The property is warmed by oil fired central heating and the house itself is double glazed.

There is a covered area between the house and garage where the most useful utility room and shed/workshop can be found as well as an original fuel store and a downstairs WC.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS NO ONWARD CHAIN INVOLVED WITH THE SALE.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS

We understand that all mains electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating.

Dorset Council—Band C

Compton Road is to be found on the very edge of Yeovil itself, adjoining farm land, giving the property a more suburban feel. The town centre is considered to be within walking distance through park land and Yeovil’s Pen Mill train station is also a short walk away.

Road communications are good via the nearby A30 that links directly to Sherborne and beyond. For convenience there is a nearby filling station with a small Asda supermarket whilst there are further businesses, to include Boots chemist, a short walk away at the Peel Centre on Bablyon Hill next to the entrance to Yeovil Golf Club.

The house is situated on a level plot with a driveway providing parking and directly accessing the attached garage. This contains the oil fired Worcester boiler as well as having light and power.

The front garden has a lawn as well as supporting flower and shrub borders and is enclosed to the front.

The rear garden is a lovely feature of this home having had considerable expenditure on landscaping. There is a very large paved patio directly behind the house, ideal for garden furniture, barbecues, etc. Beyond is a low maintenance area laid to slate chippings as well as a level lawn.

A particular bonus is a timber summerhouse that is suitable for a variety of uses and within which is a ladder style staircase leading to what could be a child’s play area or for useful storage.

At the bottom of the garden is a utility area that contains a greenhouse and also an open fronted outhouse that contains the oil storage tank. Although not tested, the appearance would suggest that this of asbestos construction.