£525,000
2 bed bungalow for saleRoman Road, Bleadon, Weston-Super-Mare, North Somerset BS24
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
- Chain free
- Freehold
David Plaister Ltd
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About this property
A spectacular two/three-bedroom, freehold, detached bungalow with a private driveway and detached garage
A period property with charming and characterful features throughout with superb potential to redevelop with planning permission for a contemporary, three-bedroom property
Views expanding across the Somerset levels
Located in a privileged position on Roman Road in Bleadon, perched on the Mendip Hills (aonb)
Fantastic, wrap around gardens enjoying approximately Southerly facing aspects
Being sold with the benefit of no onward chain! The property is currently tenanted, and is being sold with vacant possession
EPC Rating D58, Council Tax Band D
Perched on the Mendip Hills, situated in a captivating position within a most sought-after area in Bleadon, this spectacular two/three bedroom detached bungalow offers superb potential to re-develop with planning permission for a contemporary three-bedroom property and is being sold with the benefit of no onward chain! The period property is filled with characterful features throughout and comprises a kitchen, conservatory, two bedrooms, living room/third bedroom, family bathroom and a storeroom which is currently being used as a sitting room. Please note the rear hallway area and storeroom is constructed of a single skin of block work. The property is accessed via a private lane that is owned by the neighbouring property that leads to the property’s private driveway and superb, detached garage with an electric roller shutter door offering ample off-street parking.
The magnificent gardens to the side and rear of the freehold property enjoy approximately Southerly facing aspects, and are laid to lawn with beautiful trees surrounding, presenting the perfect opportunity to make your own mark. Located in the garden is an outbuilding/greenhouse which offers superb potential to develop further (subject to planning permission and building regulation approval).
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the views are most impressive and expand across the Somerset levels. This property is truly a rare find and presents the perfect opportunity to make it your own, therefore booking in a viewing is highly recommended by the agent!
EPC Rating D58, Council Tax Band D.
Perched on the Mendip Hills, situated in a captivating position within a most sought-after area in Bleadon, this spectacular two/three bedroom detached bungalow offers superb potential to re-develop with planning permission for a contemporary three-bedroom property and is being sold with the benefit of no onward chain!
Entrance
On approach to the property there is a UPVC double glazed sliding door into conservatory room.
Conservatory
5,08m x 2,26m - UPVC double glazed conservatory with patio doors on to rear garden, polycarbonate translucent roof panels, radiator, wall lighting, timber framed single door leading into kitchen and hallway.
Kitchen (3.66m x 2.97m)
A range of wall and floor units, sink and drainer with mixer tap over positioned under a UPVC double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, four ring electric hob, eye-level oven, space and plumbing for appliances, spotlight cluster, opening to rear hallway and door to inner hallway.
Inner Hallway
Doors to principal rooms, useful storage cupboard, two roof access hatches, two radiators, various ceiling lights.
Bedroom One (3.66m x 3.66m)
Dual aspect UPVC double glazed windows, radiator, fitted wardrobes, ceiling light.
Living Room/Bedroom Two (3.86m x 3.18m)
UPVC double glazed window to front, decorative fireplace, radiator, ceiling light.
Bedroom Three (3.05m x 2.51m)
UPVC double glazed window, fitted wardrobes, radiator, ceiling light.
Bathroom (1.93m x 1.78m)
Low level W/C, panelled bath with electric shower over, wash hand basin over vanity unit, extraction fan, wall and ceiling spotlights, radiator.
Rear Hallway
UPVC double glazed window and door to rear garden, opening to storeroom, spotlight cluster.
Storeroom (4.24m x 2.29m)
Currently used as a sitting room with UPVC double glazed window, radiator, ceiling light, useful storage area housing floor standing oil fired boiler.
Please Note
The rear hallway area and storeroom is constructed of a single skin of block work.
Outside
Front
The property is accessed via a private lane owned by the neighbouring property and leads to a private driveway area laid to gravel providing ample off street parking with timber gates to the gardens.
Garage (4.7m x 3.78m)
A superb detached garage with an electric roller shutter door, UPVC double glazed windows and timber door to rear garden, power supply and lighting.
Gardens
The magnificent gardens to the side and rear enjoy approximately Southerly facing aspects with a slab patio pathway and terraced area providing access to the property, steps lead down to a lawn area with mature shrubs and trees at the borders, to the rear is a superb slab patio area idyllic for entertaining and relaxing with various tiered gravel areas. The garden also benefits from two timber sheds and a summer house.
Outbuilding/Greenhouse (6.9m x 3.3m)
A fantastic stone-built outbuilding providing superb potential to develop further (subject to planning permission and building regulation approval) with various windows, polycarbonate translucent roof panels, power supply and lighting.
Services
Oil fired heating, mains water. Please note: The property is served by a septic tank, which may not comply with current regulations. Buyers are advised to carry out their own due diligence regarding its condition and compliance.
Tenure
Freehold.
Planning Application Number
20/P/1458/fuh
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