This substantial detached house, built in the early 1920s and extended in the 1980s, offers flexible and adaptable accommodation on the outskirts of a village. The property boasts a generous 1-acre plot, including woodland to the rear, and features a large kitchen/breakfast room, study, utility/boot room, and three double bedrooms. The ground floor is particularly spacious, with a bedroom and adjacent shower room that could be useful for those with a dependent relative. The property also features a sitting room with a wood/multi-fuel burner, two large reception rooms, and a walk-in larder. The property has a low risk of flooding and is conveniently located near the village of Hardington Moor, with its public house, post office/shop, and recreation ground. The nearby town of Yeovil offers mainline railway stations with direct services to London, Bristol, and Bath, as well as a Waitrose supermarket and a service station with a Marks & Spencer food hall.