Jubilee Road, Axbridge, BS26

A charming larger than average two bedroom terraced cottage set within the heart of Axbridge which has been improved throughout by the current vendors. The property benefits from ample living space, a courtyard garden, two double bedrooms and a large bathroom.

Stepping through the front door and into the vestibule there is a multi paned glazed door leading into the sitting room at the front. There is a solid oak staircase that stands as a centerpiece, elegantly separating the dining room. A wood burning stove and sash window complete this charming room. Following through to the dining room and open plan, newly fitted kitchen to the rear of the cottage. This space provides ample room for dining room table and chairs and furniture. The kitchen is newly fitted with a selection of base and wall storage units with a window that overlooks the garden. There is a door to a separate utility room/ WC and there is a stable door to the rear courtyard garden. The utility/ WC provides further storage with wall mounted gas boiler and working surface, space for white goods with a toilet and sink. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a good size bathroom. The main bedroom is front aspect with a sash window an the second bedroom is also a double and enjoys rear aspect views. The spacious bathroom has a window to the side with bath and separate shower unit. The property is warmed by a newly fitted boiler.

Outside

To the front of the cottage is a small enclosed space and paved path leading to the front entrance door. At the rear of the cottage is a courtyard garden which has a southerly aspect and is a perfect space for relaxation and to entertain from. There is access through the neighbours rear garden to the left leading to the end of the terrace.

Location

An important wool-producer in the Middle Ages, Axbridge has always been at the centre of things. Indeed, in earlier times, it was a river port. This was reflected in its early charters allowing it to hold markets, fairs and become a royal borough. It even had its own mint, with coins showing the town's symbol - the Lamb and Flag. The layout of the town has changed little over the centuries, a medieval town expanding on a fortified Saxon burgh and even today visitors can wander the winding streets that remain at the heart of this charming place and soak up hundreds of years of the histories of ordinary lives. In recent times Axbridge has been the location for a couple of different popular BBC TV series. Well located for commuting to local business centres of Wells, Cheddar, Weston-super-Mare and Bristol via the nearby M5 and A38. Bristol International Airport is 15 minutes drive away

Tenure

Freehold

Services

All mains services

Local Authority

Somerset County Council

Council Tax

Band B

Viewings

Strictly by appointment only- Please call Cooper and Tanner

Directions

From The Square in Axbridge, proceed into St Mary's Street. Follow this road where the road becomes Jubilee Road. The property will be found on the right hand side.