This £700K Midcentury Could Be Your Ticket to the English Countryside
Location: Glastonbury, Somerset, England
Price: £700,000 (approximately $835,226 USD)
Architect: Jack Hepworth
Year Built: 1958
Footprint: 1,500 square feet (four bedrooms two and a half baths)
Lot Size: 0.33 acres
From the Agent: "This rare-to-the-market, midcentury four-bedroom home is one of a small cluster of distinctive buildings designed in 1958 by the celebrated architect and artist Arthur Jackson Hepworth. Occupying a quiet position in Wick Hollow, Glastonbury, the internal living space extends to around 1,500 square feet over two stories, with many exceptionally retained original features. Beautifully landscaped tiered gardens, private off-street parking, and a double garage extend to the rear, and Glastonbury town center is within easy walking distance. The plot, in its entirety, extends to around one-third of an acre and the rear gardens have been beautifully maintained and developed over many years."
The historic home sits on a long, private driveway, which it shares with the neighboring house, also designed by Hepworth.
Refinished parquet flooring runs throughout the living room, where a wall of windows frame views of the backyard garden.
The dining area sits just steps from the remodeled kitchen and offers direct outdoor access.
The original open-tread cherry staircase connects the lower-level living areas with the four bedrooms on the upper floor.
Large picture windows in the primary bedroom capture countryside views.
Wick Hollow, located in Somerset, England, is currently listed for £700,000 (approximately $835,226 USD) by The Modern House.
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