About the home 

7 Blackdown Way is a beautifully presented home in the historic Somerset town of Radstock, offering three allocated parking spaces, a bright and spacious open‑plan kitchen and lounge, and a private rear garden in a peaceful residential setting. Radstock provides a wide range of local amenities, including everyday essentials from shops such as Premier Convenience Store and Costcutter, along with a variety of cafés, restaurants and bakeries including Castello Restaurant, Charcoal Grill, Athena and Coffeetop, while the town's weekly market adds further convenience for residents.

 Outdoor enthusiasts benefit from nearby green spaces such as Victoria Park, known for walks, picnics and wildlife, and Tom Huyton Park, which offers play areas and recreational opportunities, as well as scenic cycling and walking routes around the Mendip countryside. Radstock's rich heritage is showcased at the Radstock Museum, a popular attraction celebrating the area's mining history, and the community enjoys cultural venues such as Victoria Hall, which hosts regular arts and performance events. 

Altogether, 7 Blackdown Way combines modern living with excellent amenities, natural surroundings and a welcoming community atmosphere, offering an ideal home in a thriving Somerset town. 

Other bits to note: 

• Remaining lease term: 116 years 
• Council tax band: B
• 3 allocated parking spaces 

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