Castle Street, Nether Stowey, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA5

A charming period detached cottage situated in the heart of this desirable village. Attractive gardens with workshop.

An attractive stone cottage which is steeped and character and situated in a prominent position with this picturesque Quantock Hills village. We believe the property dates back to 1880 and has been well-maintained by the current owners over the last 12 years.

The well-presented accommodation briefly comprises; a front door opens into the entrance hall with door opening into the lounge. The double aspect lounge is well-proportioned with an attractive fireplace which houses a wood burner. There is a door which opens to reveal the staircase rising to the first floor. From the lounge a door leads into the kitchen which is well-fitted with a good range of wall, base and drawer units, with built-in oven and hob and a useful separate larder cupboard. An inner hall from the kitchen leads to a utility/WC and rear porch with access out to the garden.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms and the principal bedroom has the benefit of a built-in wardrobe. A family bathroom with bath and shower over, WC and pedestal wash hand basin, completes the accommodation.

An early viewing is strongly recommended to fully appreciate this lovely village home.

The property is situated on Castle Street within the Quantock Hills village of Nether Stowey. Within the village there are local facilities which include a church, inn, primary school, post office, general stores, butchers and medical centre. The Quantock hills themselves 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 and both offer a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities. 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.

The gardens are a particular feature of this property and extend to the side and rear and offer a good degree of privacy. Predominantly laid to lawn and surrounded by an abundance of mature shrubs, plants, flower and vegetable beds. There is a patio area with canopy over which provides an ideal place for outside dining and summer entertaining. A good sized workshop has the benefit of power, light and a wood burner and offers potential for a number of uses. Attached to the workshop are two useful garden stores which are currently used for storing wood and housing a freezer.

Although the property does not have allocated parking, there is on-road parking outside (subject to availability) and a free public car park alongside.