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£ 650,000
4 bed house for sale
Sutton Bingham Yeovil
· 4 Bedrooms · House
· Garden · Parking
Sutton Bingham Yeovil · 4 Bedrooms · House · Garden · Parking
Holcote House,Mudford Road, Yeovil, Somerset, BA21 4AEYeovil College 100m. Hospital 1/4 mile. Town centre 1/2 mile. Sherborne 6 miles. Somerton 10 Miles. Yeovil Junction train station 2 miles. Castle Cary train station 16 miles. A303 access just a short drive. DescriptionOffered with no onward chain, this elegant Grade II listed Regency villa provides beautifully proportioned and stylish accommodation spanning over 3,000 Sq Ft, complemented by ample parking and attractive gardens, including a charming Mediterranean-style courtyard. The property is conveniently situated within walking distance of the College, Hospital and town centre, as well as being a short drive to London mainline train stations both in Yeovil and Castle Cary, as well as A303 access. Believed to date from around 1841, the house is constructed of rendered elevations with hamstone dressings beneath a slate roof. Originally built for James Hooper Whitby, a local wool merchant, the property remained within the family unt
Holcote House,Mudford Road, Yeovil, Somerset, BA21 4AEYeovil College 100m. Hospital 1/4 mile. Town centre 1/2 mile. Sherborne 6 miles. Somerton 10 Miles. Yeovil Junction train station 2 miles. Castle Cary train station 16 miles. A303 access just a short drive. DescriptionOffered with no onward chain, this elegant Grade II listed Regency villa provides beautifully proportioned and stylish accommodation spanning over 3,000 Sq Ft, complemented by ample parking and attractive gardens, including a charming Mediterranean-style courtyard. The property is conveniently situated within walking distance of the College, Hospital and town centre, as well as being a short drive to London mainline train stations both in Yeovil and Castle Cary, as well as A303 access. Believed to date from around 1841, the house is constructed of rendered elevations with hamstone dressings beneath a slate roof. Originally built for James Hooper Whitby, a local wool merchant, the property remained within the family unt
£ 650,000