Claremont Lane

*** TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON 23RD JUNE 2026 AT THE GRAND CONNAUGHT ROOMS, 61 - 65 GREAT QUEEN STREET, LONDON, WC2B 5DA (Online bidding available) ***

Tenure
Freehold

Location
The property can be found in the sought after Trull Village area of Taunton, with Claremont Lane forming its northerly boundary and backing onto Queens College. The centre of the village provides various local amenities and recreational facilities, with further available in the centre of Taunton which is around 1.5 miles away. The area is renowned for the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, whilst also being well placed for travel network connections with the nearby M5 interchange (J25) and main
line rail service to London Paddington.

Description
This detached two bedroom bungalow is in a derelict condition and offers a good sized garden with garage to side. The property has a history of recent planning permission in combination with the adjoining land area, for its redevelopment for 2 x detached two storey dwellings, with one located within property’s curtilage which is being offered.

Accommodation
Ground Floor: Entrance Hallway, Living Room, Kitchen, Bedroom One, Bedroom Two, Bathroom
Outside: Garden area and garage to side.
The property has not not inspected to verify the above accommodation.

Agents Note
(1) The plan shown is for a previous planning application in conjunction with adjoining land. (2) The red line plan shown is for guidance purposes only and does not represent the exact boundaries of what is being sold. Buyers must view the legal pack prior to bidding to clarify the boundaries.

Council Tax Band B

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