2 bed terraced house for sale

Church Street, Lopen, South Petherton, Somerset TA13

Located on a quiet no through road in the picturesque village of Lopen, this property offers charm and potential in abundance.

Step through the front door into the welcoming sitting room - a well proportioned, almost square space centred around an attractive open fireplace. Alcoves flank the chimney breast, offering excellent scope for fitted storage, and a built in bookcase beneath the window provides a lovely finishing touch.
Beyond the sitting room lies the kitchen, currently functional but offering an excellent canvas for reconfiguration or modernisation. A rear hallway provides access to the bathroom and opens out to the garden, drawing natural light through the back of the cottage.
Upstairs, you’ll find two double bedrooms. The smaller room features a large built in cupboard, adding useful storage without compromising on space.

Lopen is a small village situated between South Petherton and Crewkerne, surrounded by open countryside in the favoured South Somerset area, with easy access to good road systems and rail connections. Local amenities area available in all nearby towns. South Petherton 2 miles, Ilminster 41⁄2 miles, Crewkerne 31⁄2 miles with its mainline rail link to London (Waterloo), Yeovil 10 miles. The county town of Taunton 16 miles, with its M5 motorway connection and mainline rail link to London (Paddington).

South Coast at Lyme Regis 20 miles South Petherton is a small residential country town with a village atmosphere, set in attractive surrounding countryside, and has been recently voted the second best village in the country to bring up a family. Offering a wide range of shopping facilities, a day centre, two schools, . Library, inn, bank, post office, churches, doctor and veterinary surgeries, chemist, tennis and bowling clubs along with bus services to neighbouring towns and villages.

The south east facing garden promises to become a truly charming outdoor retreat. One side is enclosed by an attractive wall with a sheltered patio running alongside it; the opposite side is laid to lawn with a hedge forming the boundary.
Stretching across the far end of the garden is an impressive stone outbuilding, almost 8 metres in length. With a little imagination, this could serve a multitude of purposes - perhaps part could be transformed into a utility or laundry room to free up space indoors, or it might become a home office, studio, garden room, or simply a wonderfully characterful storage area.
There is a pedestrian right of way across the neighbouring property to access the end of the terrace.