Semi detached family home in Somerton with great scope. This property is for sale by traditional online auction, powered by Bamboo Auctions. FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE GO TO THE KILLENS WEBSITE AND CLICK ON AUCTIONS/ONLINE PROPERTY AUCTIONS

About The Property
The property is located toward the rear of a quiet residential development, within close proximity to the town centre. Providing an excellent opportunity for any potential owner to enhance to their own specification, this property could be transformed into a wonderful family home, or an ideal investment opportunity to add to a property portfolio.
About The Inside
The property can be entered via a porch providing a perfect storage solution. The porch then leads into the hallway, with stairs to the first floor. Just off the hallway is the kitchen, fitted with a mix of wall and base units, and has direct access to the utility room providing fantastic additional storage space. The kitchen adjoins a well proportioned dining room, the perfect space for family dinners. There is a glass patio door at the rear leading into the bright conservatory, with a further patio door providing access into the garden. At the front of the property is a well proportioned lounge with views over the front garden.
On the first floor there are three bright and airy bedrooms. Both the principle bedroom located at the front of the property, and Bedroom two at the rear benefit from useful built in wardrobes, while the third bedroom enjoys views over the front garden. The family bathroom has been fitted with a modern white suite, and heated towel rail, and has a built in storage area.
About The Outside
At the front of the property, the garden is mostly laid to lawn, with a gravel driveway capable of holding multiple cars. Further parking can also be found adjacent to the property in the private parking area, for use by residents of the road. At the end of a driveway is a shed, with a garage just beyond, that the current owner has used as additional storage. The garage benefits from Electricity and water, and has the potential to provide ancillary accommodation, or home office. Through a side gate, is the back garden which has been sectioned into a mixture of lawn, gravel and patio areas, the ideal space for summer barbeques.
About The Area
The historic Anglo-Saxon market town of Somerton is reputed to be the ancient capital of Wessex. The town offers an excellent selection of day-to-day facilities including shopping outlets, antiques, arts guild, several public houses, artisan bakery, wine shop, restaurants, and a 14th century church. The town has a thriving arts community with the Old Town Hall now houses the ACEArts Gallery and craft shop which presents a varied, stimulating programme of exhibitions and related events throughout the year. A more comprehensive range of amenities can be found in the local towns of Taunton or Yeovil, both of which are accessible by car and bus. For families, there is a recreational ground, which includes rugby, football, lawn bowls, tennis, children's play area, skate park, outdoor gym and a sports and social club.
There is a good selection of both private and state schools in the locality which include, King Ina Academy, Huish Episcopi Primary and Secondary school, and Millfield school in nearby Street. The mainline railway stations are located in Castle Cary, Yeovil and Taunton. The A303 is approximately 4.5 miles and links London with the South West. The M5 motorway can be joined at junction 23 which is approximately 19 miles.

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Reema Hollow Panel Construction
The Hollow Panel system comprises storey height panels of mildly reinforced concrete. The panels are linked together with reinforced in-situ columns and tied together at first floor and eaves level by reinforced in-situ ring beams. The reinforcement within the panels is of a light gauge steel which was used primarily to control shrinkage cracking and handling/erection stresses. The panels are hollow double-skinned components with channel-shaped rebates cast in their upper and vertical edges. The rebates act as permanent shuttering for in-situ concrete columns and ring beams (at first floor and roof level) which together provide jointing and structural support for the panels. The external walls are formed with large coffered, storey height concrete panels with an exposed aggregate surface.