Castle Street, Nether Stowey, Bridgwater, Somerset

A most impressive period terraced cottage with deceptively spacious accommodation all beautifully presented includes 4 receptions, studio, kitchen, utility and boot room with two double bedrooms bathroom and shower room all of which have charm and character throughout.

Entertaining terraces and a large private garden extend along with off street permit parking available

THE PROPERTY 29 Castle Street is a beautifully presented mid terraced period cottage. The property offers most impressive accommodation that is deceptively spacious that extends out to stunning entertaining terraces and a private garden beyond.

Beautifully well-appointed living space offers great flexibility to its use making it a most desirable home set well within this most sought after village and community.

The main entrance with solid oak door into the porch with hanging space to the side. An attractive part-stained glass inner door opening into a large sitting room.
Central to this room is a brick surround fireplace housing a large wood burning stove. A large bay window to the side allows an abundance of natural light in. To the far side a built in bookshelf with cabinet under.

A split level with steps leads into the living room. Attractive tile flooring extends across with distinctive panelling incorporating further cabinet storage extending across the far wall.
An inner lobby with the main staircase to one side leads to the first floor. A useful boot room with WC/cloak and sliding French doors opens out to the side terrace.

Beyond the living room the dining room is ideal for formal entertaining with further store cabinets built in the panelled design. Wood flooring continues to a further lobby with a utility room off to one side fitted with a range of shelving and base units with space for a washing machine and dryer. An inset stainless-steel sink and drainer completes the arrangement.

There is a spacious kitchen fitted with a comprehensive range of wall and base oak units. This includes a full height pull out larder cupboard, pull out baskets and breakfast bar area. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, fridge, electric fan oven with separate grill oven and halogen hob with extractor hood over. Extensive work surfaces extend around to include a ceramic sink. Tiled flooring continues into the breakfast/family room with French doors opening out on to an attractive decked seating area.

On the first floor a generous landing area leads to the principal bedroom. This spacious room with views out to the front includes a walk in dressing room with a range of hanging and shelving storage. A further hanging area is seen opposite.

A luxury bathroom is beautifully appointed with built in vanity units running along one side providing storage and an inset basin. A panelled bath is set to the other side. A stainless-steel towel rail completes the design.

Bedroom two is found to the far end of the landing views out to the main garden and village beyond.
A luxury shower room with a large walk in shower is to the side.

GARDENS
One of the keys features to this cottage are the stunning entertaining terraces and garden beyond.
Decked seating areas run along the rear of the cottage that follow along to a superb, attached studio with panelled windows and doors opening out. This offers a variety of uses ancillary to the house.

An outside kitchen area with BBQ provides a fabulous outside entertaining area with log stores and preparation space.
Attractive borders filled with a variety of colourful plants continue along with stone paving following a pathway opening on to a decking area with extensive seating space. This looks across the main lawn and garden. Ornamental trees offer dappled shade. A herbaceous border runs along the right side with an ornamental wildlife pond seen to the other side. To the far end of the garden is a shed offering excellent garden and tools storage.

A raised vegetable bed provides space for a variety of home grown produce.
A side gate follows a pedestrian pathway continuing behind neighbouring cottages opening out to a residents permit parking area.


SITUATION
Within the village there are good local facilities including a church, inn, primary school, general stores, butchers and medical centre. The Quantock Hills are designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and provide multiple opportunities to enjoy the countryside and numerous rural pursuits.

The market town of Bridgwater is approximately 8 miles, and the county town of Taunton is approximately 11 miles.
There is also a direct line rail link to London Paddington from Taunton and motorway access can be gained at Bridgwater J23 and J24 of the M5 motorway.

SERVICES
Mains water, electricity,and drainage.
Gas fired central heating.

LOCAL AUTHORITY
Somerset Council.
Council tax band C

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE
EPC band D.

Agents Note
A legal easement for right of access fllowing a pedestrian pathway to a private carpark with allocated parking.