3 Bed Bungalow For Sale

An impressively versatile and deceptively spacious three bedroom detached bungalow, tucked away in a peaceful spot on the fringes of this popular village. Requiring modernisation throughout, the property boasts significant gardens, ample off road parking and integral garage, providing further scope to extend this already plentiful accommodation.



In brief, the accommodation comprises entrance porch, utility, kitchen, dining room, living room, three bedrooms, WC and wet room. The kitchen has been fitted with a good level of wall, draw and base units finished in solid wood and roll edge work tops. Space is available for freestanding white goods both in the kitchen as well as adjoining utility room. The living room and dining room blend seamlessly together creating excellent reception space, both of which are bathed in a wealth of natural light. The living room in particular has a real wow factor to it, with patio doors on the south aspect opening onto the garden, whilst on the Western side an almost fall length UPVC window overlooks onto the exceptional rear gardens and rolling countryside beyond. A feature electric fire has been inset upon a tiled hearth with stone surround and wood mantle, creating a cosy feel to this otherwise impressively spacious room.


All three bedrooms are double rooms in size, with the principle room particularly large and with a dual aspect over the front and side of the home. Bedroom three further benefits from integrated wardrobe space. The recently upgraded and contemporary shower room consists walk in shower cubicle, WC and sink with floor to ceiling splash back panelling. Adjoining both the wet room and utility respectively are two cloakrooms with WC's and wash hand basin. With access from the entrance hall or driveway, an integral double garage provides excellent storage space, or scope to create further accommodation, subject to gaining any relevant planning consents.

Compton Martin is a picturesque village and civil parish located in the Chew Valley of Somerset, England. Nestled beneath the northern slopes of the Mendip Hills, it offers a blend of natural beauty and historical significance. The surrounding Mendip Hills and Chew Valley offer numerous opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including hiking, cycling, and nature observation. The area is also home to the Yeo Valley Organic Garden, providing insights into sustainable gardening practices. Local amenities include a Post Office and popular Public House 'The Ring O Bells'. whilst excellent schooling can also be found nearby with primary in the neighbouring Ubley and Secondary at Chew Valley comprehensive. The village is situated within commutable distance of both Bath and Bristol, making it an excellent choice for those looking at rural living, whilst retaining convenient access to work and amenities.

To the front of the property a shared access driveway leads from Mendip Villas towards Montarosa and one other residential property. Once at Montarosa, a driveway provides ample off road parking for at least three cars with steps leading down to the front of the home. On the eastern side is a further driveway leading up to the garage as well as providing vehicular access out into the rear garden. Once at the rear of the home, this is where the property truly comes into its own. Set in approx 0.5 acre total and with completely uninterrupted views beyond your boundaries, this garden provides privacy and seclusion in abundance. Predominantly laid to lawn the rear garden gently slopes down towards a babbling stream which dissects the home from neighbouring properties and provides the perfect spot to sit back in privacy on a summers day and listen to the water slowly passing you by. A range of mature trees and hedging provides further seclusion from neighbouring properties, as well as a splash of colour when in full bloom. A raised patio adjoining the living room and provides excellent seating area for some Al-fresco dining. Adding to the already ample storage space, a cellar can be accessed from the garden, running underneath a portion of the eastern end of the home.