Existing Planning Permission

Non Reported

Building Safety

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Construction Type

Standard Construction

Coalfield or Mining

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This deceptively spacious three-bedroom detached bungalow, believed to have been built in the late 1980s, offers generous single-storey living set on a corner plot with landscaped gardens, ample parking, and a substantial garage/workshop. The property is presented in excellent order.

The accommodation begins with an entrance porch and a wide hallway, setting the tone for the space within. The living room is a large, bright reception with plenty of room for a suite of furniture, complemented by a picture window and direct flow into the garden room. Spanning 20ft, this additional reception is a superb conservatory-style space with windows on three sides, ideal for dining, hobbies, or simply enjoying the garden all year round. The heart of the home is the kitchen/diner, measuring almost 19ft in length.

Fitted with a modern range of cabinetry, built-in oven and hob, extensive work surfaces, and space for further appliances, it comfortably accommodates a family-sized dining table, making it perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The main bedroom is a generous double with fitted wardrobes, while the second bedroom offers another comfortable double, also with storage. The third bedroom is versatile — equally suited to use as a single bedroom, study, or dressing room.

A modern shower room with walk-in enclosure and fitted vanity unit is complemented by a separate cloakroom/WC. Further benefits include gas central heating (2014 boiler), UPVC double glazing, owned solar panels with feed-in tariff, security system, and all fitted carpets and blinds to remain.

Externally, a block-paved driveway provides ample parking, leading to the large garage/workshop, while the attractive enclosed rear garden features a mix of patio, lawn, greenhouse, shed, bark area and planting areas

EPC: C – 17/09/2018 Somerset Council Tax Band: C – £2,177.88 for 2025/26

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Porch

Covered approach with space for shoes/coats and a practical transition from drive to hallway. Side glazing brings in light; ideal spot for parcels and wet umbrellas.

Entrance Hall

A wide central hall linking all principal rooms, giving the bungalow that easy single-storey flow. Room for a console table, mirror and coat storage; doors to living room, kitchen/diner, bedrooms, shower room and cloakroom/WC.

Living Room – 6.1m x 3.5m (20’0” x 11’5”)

An impressive reception room with excellent proportions, perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Large enough to accommodate multiple sofas, media unit, and additional furnishings, with a wide front-facing window drawing in natural light. Double doors lead through to the garden room, enhancing the flow of space.

Kitchen/Diner – 5.7m x 4.3m (18’9” x 14’0”)

The heart of the home, fitted with a modern range of wall and base units, built-in oven and hob, extensive worktops, and space for appliances. Generous proportions provide room for a family dining table or breakfast area, with outlooks to the garden.

Garden Room – 6.2m x 2.8m (20’3” x 9’4”)

A superb addition creating a versatile second reception. With windows on three sides and doors opening to the garden, this light-filled space is ideal as a dining area, hobby room, or relaxed sun lounge, usable throughout the seasons.

Bedroom One – 4.9m x 2.8m (16’2” x 9’4”)

Spacious principal double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, offering plenty of storage and a peaceful outlook.

Bedroom Two – 3.5m x 3.1m (11’7” x 10’1”)

Another well-sized double bedroom, also with fitted wardrobes, ideal for family or guests.

Bedroom Three/Study – 2.7m x 2.7m (8’11” x 8’9”)

A flexible room that works well as a single bedroom, home office, or dressing room, depending on need.

Shower Room

Modernised with a walk-in shower enclosure with under floor heating, fitted vanity basin, and WC, finished in a contemporary style.

Cloakroom/WC

Separate facility with WC and wash basin, ideal for guests.

Garage/Workshop – 5.5m x 3.4m (18’1” x 11’3”)

Substantial attached garage with up-and-over door, power, and lighting, offering excellent storage or workspace.

Gardens & Exterior

The property enjoys a generous corner plot, giving it both space and kerb appeal. To the front, a smart block-paved driveway provides off-road parking for multiple vehicles and leads to the substantial garage/workshop. A side gate offers practical access between the front and rear.

The rear garden is a real highlight — fully enclosed, private, and designed for both relaxation and productivity. A spacious paved patio extends from the garden room, creating the ideal setting for summer dining or evening drinks. Beyond lies a neat lawn, bordered by mature planting for colour and seasonal interest.

For those who enjoy gardening, the garden includes a greenhouse, perfect for growing fruit, vegetables, or plants. A large workshop, fitted with power and lighting, adds further versatility — ideal for hobbies, storage, or DIY projects. Alongside this, a useful shed provides extra space for tools and equipment.

Together, the outdoor spaces strike the perfect balance between low-maintenance living and opportunities for gardening or hobbies, making the property just as appealing outside as it is inside.

Situation

Located in the highly sought-after Westfield area of Burnham-on-Sea, this property enjoys the perfect blend of convenience and tranquillity. Just a mile from the bustling town centre and beautiful seafront, Westfield sits on the edge of town, surrounded by open countryside offering scenic walks and a peaceful setting.

Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the Burnham Association of Sports Clubs just a few hundred yards away, providing rugby, cricket, and archery facilities. The wider area also offers golf, tennis, football, hockey, swimming, bowls, water sports on the sea, a sports centre at King Alfred’s School in Highbridge.

Burnham-on-Sea itself offers an excellent range of amenities, including shops, banks, schools, churches, a cinema, a library, hotels, restaurants, pubs and healthcare facilities such as a hospital and doctors’ surgery.

For commuters, access to the M5 Motorway (Junction 22 at Edithmead) makes travel to Bristol, London easy while a mainline railway station in Highbridge offers further connectivity.