Ground Floor
The entrance provides access to both reception rooms and stairs to the first floor. To the right lies a light-filled living room, featuring a front-facing window, fireplace mantel, alcoves ideal for storage or shelving, and French doors at the rear opening into the conservatory. The conservatory itself is notably spacious an offers additional access to the garden via side-opening French doors. To the left of the ground floor, the dual-aspect dining room leads through an archway into the kitchen, which is fitted with white gloss cabinetry, wood-effect countertops and bold red tiled splashback. The kitchen enjoys both rear and side aspect windows and offers ample appliance space. A small hall connects the kitchen to a utility space/boot room and the downstairs shower room, which has been fitted with dark marble-effect floor tiles and coordinated white-and-red mermaid wall panelling. This well-proportioned space also includes a rear-facing obscured window, heated towel rail and a large walk-in shower featuring both a rainfall showerhead and hand attachment, along with a WC and basin.

First Floor
The first-floor landing leads to three bedrooms, a separate WC and loft access. The principal bedroom enjoys a dual-aspect, built-in wardrobe and cupboard housing the immersion tank. Bedroom two is a comfortable double with a front aspect and built-in wardrobe space offering scope for improvement. Bedroom three overlooks the rear garden and features a further built-in cupboard. The upstairs WC includes a basin, heated towel rail and obscured rear-facing window, providing convenience alongside the ground-floor shower room.

Outside
To the front, the property enjoys a pleasant outlook across an attractive resident’s green. The front garden combines paved and gravelled areas, with a wooden bin store and a pathway leading to the front door and around to the gated side access. The generous rear garden is a standout feature, beginning with a patio and steps rising to an extensive lawn. A raised paved terrace provides the perfect spot for outdoor dining, while a circular paved area accommodates a washing line. At the far end, planting beds and a summer house add further appeal. With its size and layout, the garden offers excellent space for children to play, outdoor entertaining and future personalisation.

Location
North Cheriton is a small village and civil parish in Somerset. It lies on the A357 road, just South-West of Wincanton. Local amenities include a historic parish church, St John the Baptist and a community-minded village hall. For more everyday services – primary and secondary schools, supermarkets, health services etc, nearby Wincanton serves as the main hub. Transport and travel links are convenient. The main line rail stations at Templecombe (to London Waterloo) and Castle Cary (to London Paddington) are within easy reach. For road travel, the nearby major dual carriageway, A303 (via Wincanton), gives great access to the South-West and to London/M3. The surrounding area is typical of rural Somerset — attractive countryside, ideal for walking, riding and outdoor pursuits. Nearby towns within easy reach include the historic market town Sherborne (about 6–7 miles), with its abbey and range of amenities; and Wincanton itself.

Services: Electric Heating, Mains Water, Mains Drainage, Electricity and Telephone – all subject to the usual utility regulations.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax band: B
Local Authority: Somerset
EPC: D

Caution: NB All services and fittings mentioned in these particulars have NOT been tested and hence we cannot confirm that they are in working order.

Broadband & Mobile: Coverage can be checked at: checker.ofcom.org.uk
Flood Check: gov.uk/check-flooding

Viewing: Strictly by appointment through the agents.