Property description
A small development of 3 executive family homes, built by an award winning builder through Mendip District Council. The properties are nearing completion and we are inviting you all to the launch day on Saturday 13th August 2016 between 10am and 12pm. No appointment necessary and please enquire for further details.
DESCRIPTION Situated on the edge of the popular village of Evercreech is this small development of executive family homes, offering spacious accommodation, light and airy throughout, fitted kitchens, enclosed gardens, private sewerage treatment plant, garaging and parking. Each property will benefit from a Architects certificate of 6 years and has been built by a local award winning builder through Mendip District Council.
Rowan House is a 4 bedroom property with open plan kitchen/dining/living space, separate sitting room with woodburning stove, study, utility and cloakroom. There are 2 en-suite shower rooms and a family bathroom.
Linden House is arranged over 3 floors comprising of open plan kitchen/dining/living space, separate sitting room with woodburning stove, study and utility/cloakroom. There are 5 bedrooms with fitted cupboards and 2 en-suites along with the family bathroom.
Millbrook House mirrors Linden House with the extra benefit of an attached workshop with its own separate access, ideal for those wishing to work from home.
LOCATION Evercreech is a thriving village situated between Shepton Mallet and Castle Cary, with access from the A371. Bath and Bristol are easily accessible to the north and the A303 to London and the West of England is accessed either at Sparkford or Wincanton to the South. There is a main line station in Castle Cary to London, Paddington. Local amenities include a post office and shop, hairdressers, pharmacy, doctors surgery, village pub and a local church.
Property Features :
- Small select development
- Executive family homes
- Award winning builder through Mendip District Council
- Architects certificate for each property
- Sewerage treatment plant