The Causeway, TA9

A beautifully presented, modern, four-bedroom family home with open-plan living, a generous south-facing garden, countryside views, garage and parking for several cars.

Decorated in a fresh, neutral pallet, this much-loved family home provides plenty of bright and spacious living accommodation. The modern kitchen incorporates a cosy seating area and an adjoining family room with ample space for relaxing and dining - the ideal place to gather and entertain. From here the south-facing garden can be accessed via French doors. Sleek, modern grey kitchen units are topped with contrasting quartz work tops and offset by modern metro wall tiles and pale ceramic floor tiles. A freestanding island provides additional storage, and integrated appliances include a fridge, freezer, oven and combi microwave, induction hob and dishwasher. There is additional storage and space for white goods in the adjoining utility room, where there is also a cloakroom.

The light, cosy sitting room provides an inviting space to relax around the wood burning stove in the winter months and, in warmer weather, French doors open out onto the pretty sun terrace.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a quiet and peaceful haven with a Juliette balcony overlooking the garden and countryside beyond and includes an extensive bank of fitted wardrobes. This bedroom and three further bedrooms share a family bathroom which features luxury floor and wall tiles and a modern white suite including a free-standing bath and separate shower.

Outside

The level, enclosed, south-facing rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and shingle with two separate sun terraces and a pergola – forming the ideal spot to relax and take in fantastic panoramic views of the open countryside. A path leads to the end of the garden where there is a substantial summer house installed with lighting and power. In front of the property there is parking for up to four vehicles and access to the attached garage. A pedestrian gate provides access to the rear garden.

Council tax band D

Location
Mark is a popular village with a thriving community. There is a village hall and two popular pubs, the Packhorse and The White Horse. There is also a village store, post office and church. The historic village of Wedmore is approximately 4 miles away, with the coastal towns of Weston-super-Mare (10 miles) and Burnham-on-Sea (5 miles) offering comprehensive amenities as well as access to the national motorway network via Junction 22 of the M5 (3 miles). Excellent sport facilities are available including Mark Bowling Club, Mark Cricket Club, the Isle of Wedmore golf club, football and tennis clubs. The general area offers a range of country pursuits along with sailing on Axbridge Reservoir.

Rail links at Highbridge, Burnham-on-Sea and Weston-super-Mare offer a direct service to Bristol and London Paddington. The cities of Bristol and Bath are within commuting distance with Bristol International Airport approximately 17 miles away.

Mark falls within the Wessex Learning Trust catchment area for schools, which is a three-tier system with an excellent first school in the village, Hugh Sexey Middle School in the neighbouring village of Blackford and the Kings of Wessex Academy Senior School in Cheddar. There are also many reputable private schools within proximity, including Wells Cathedral School, Millfield and Sidcot Schools.


Directions
Driving through Mark from the Wedmore direction, continue through the village until Mark First School is on your right-hand side. Continue past the school for approximately 1km, the property is situated on your left-hand side.