Property Details: • Type: Bungalow • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: N/A
Key Features: • A wonderful two bedroom semi-detached freehold bungalow • Benefiting with a master bedroom and en-suite shower room • A private and enclosed front and rear garden • An ample private driveway and garage for valuable off street parking • Comfortable situated on a private cul-de-sac • Well positioned in Cheddar within reach of local amenities and travel routes • Well-suited to those seeking single-level living and a low-maintenance lifestyle • Approximately 812 square feet • Vacant property sold with the benefit of no onward chain
Location: • Nearest Station: Worle Station • Distance to Station: 7.9139032624980015 miles
Agent Information: • Address: Tweentown, Cheddar, BS27 3JF
Full Description: This two-bedroom semi-detached freehold bungalow is located in a quiet private cul-de-sac in Cheddar, Somerset. The property includes a master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, a second bedroom, and a practical layout designed for single-level living. It is well suited to those looking for a low-maintenance home in a convenient location. The bungalow benefits from both front and rear private gardens, which are fully enclosed. It also features an ample private driveway and a garage, providing useful off-street parking and storage space. The overall footprint is manageable and functional, with no unnecessary space or upkeep required.<br /><br />Situated within easy reach of local amenities and transport routes, the property offers straightforward access to shops, services, and nearby areas. Its position in a residential cul-de-sac ensures a quieter setting, while remaining connected to the wider Cheddar area.<br /><br />Cheddar, on the southern edge of the Mendip Hills, is famed as the birthplace of Cheddar cheese and for its spectacular limestone Gorge, the largest in England. The village combines historic charm, with landmarks like the 14th-century Church of St Andrew and the Market Cross, alongside a good mix of pubs, cafés, shops, and the renowned Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company. Visitors can explore caves, the Museum of Prehistory, and enjoy scenic walks through the Gorge, Mendip Hills, or around Cheddar Reservoir, which is also popular for water sports and birdwatching. With regular bus links to nearby towns, easy access to the M5, and Bristol Airport just a short drive away, Cheddar offers both residents and visitors a vibrant village atmosphere, rich heritage, and outstanding natural beauty.<br /><br />EPC Rating: C71 | Council Tax Band: C<br /><br />