Patricks Way, Trull, Taunton, Somerset

A rarely available two double bedroom detached bungalow, which occupies a lovely, secluded position in the village of Staplehay, Trull. The property was built circa 1972 and has been loved and cared for by the current owners since 1985. You enter through the porch with a front door into the entrance hall, with storage and airing cupboards and doors opening to the principal rooms.

The lounge diner is situated at the front/side of the bungalow and is a fantastic size. The room enjoys attractive outlooks to dual aspects with one window overlooking the front garden and patio doors from the lounge opening to the front. There is a designated dining space and a door opening to the kitchen. The kitchen is located at the rear of the bungalow and benefits from a variety of fitted wall and base units with work surfaces over and inset sink with drainer. There is space for an electric cooker and an oil-fired Rayburn.

The Owners Love - The owners love the location and “the quiet and peaceful atmosphere”. Their favourite thing about the bungalow is “the secluded position and the sense of space the property has”. They are particularly pleased with “the lounge is a great space and dual aspect windows allow the light to really fill the room giving it a bright and spacious feel”. They think that the perfect buyers will be “a couple looking to downsize to a bungalow, yet still be within reach of village amenities”.

There are two good size bedrooms at the opposite side of the bungalow with the master at the rear, with a window overlooking the garden The second bedroom is also a good size, with built in wardrobes and a window overlooking the front garden. The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite including bath, WC and washbasin as well as an airing cupboard. There is a separate WC off the entrance hall.

George Loves - “I really love the position of this bungalow! It occupies a great plot in what is a highly desirable location at the feet of the Blackdown Hills. It just ticks so many boxes that people look for. It is detached, secluded position, garage/driveway and no onward chain”.

Outside, to the rear of the property there is a good size, yet manageable size garden laid predominantly to lawn, which enjoys a good degree of privacy. Initially, there is a patio area, which leads to the lawn beyond. The garden is fully enclosed with rear-gated access onto a public footpath which leads to the village. There is a driveway for several vehicles leading to the single garage with electric up and over door at the front of the house, as well as an attractive lawn with mature boarders.