Latitude, Coldharbour Barns, Park Lane, Donyatt, TA19

OPEN HOUSE EVENT Saturday, 22nd June 2024 I 11am - 2pm A SUPERB BARN CONVERSION WITH LAND EXTENDING TO 0.31 ACRES* A fantastic opportunity to purchase a sympathetically restored barn conversion, situated in a beautiful semi-rural location, with far reaching views, on the edge of Donyatt. The spacious accommodation includes a superb open plan kitchen/dining/family lounge together with a woodburner. Incorpo-rating a luxury modern fitted kitchen, with quality integrated appliances, including double oven, induction hob, washer/dryer and dishwasher. Also located on the ground floor are two double bedrooms, with bedroom 1 having an en-suite shower room, and a further main bathroom, which includes a P shaped bath with shower, inset sink and a wall hung triple vortex W.C. An additional two potential loft rooms. To the outside the property is approached via a country lane, with access into the property via a gated entrance. There is also ample parking for a number of vehicles. French doors open out to the rear of the property where there is a raised decked area with steps to the garden, which leads onto an amazing expanse of land, extending to approximately 0.31 acres. A wealth of views can be experienced to the surrounding country-side far and wide. Donyatt is a small south Somerset village, with its parish church and public house. The village is surrounded by open country-side and enjoys easy access to all surrounding towns. Ilminster 3 miles, Chard 4 miles, there is easy road access to both the M5, junction 25 which lies 13 miles to the north-west and 1 mile to the A303, now dual carriageway most of the way to the M3. There are mainline railway stations at Crewkerne 5 miles (London Waterloo) and the county town of Taunton 15 miles (London Paddington). Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within easy travelling distance. *Please note that the CGI is for illustration purposes only and the external images are of a different plot and are not to be relied upon. *The land is an approximate measurement