Bridge Street, Williton
Guide Price £400,000
The property enjoys a generous and quaint cottage garden to the rear boasting a detached garden bar/studio large paved terrace, kitchen garden and gated driveway to the front.
Situated conveniently just a stone's throw from the local amenities in Williton with excellent road links to the towns of Watchet, Taunton, Bridgwater and Minehead.
Ross loves: "This property has so much heart, whilst it offers well proportioned space, it also has an incredibly cosy feel with its exposed timbers, stonework, and of course, not a straight wall in the house! I also love the garden - It typifies an English cottage garden and has a special addition of a large detached garden bar! A fabulous way to entertain friends and family! Or for those needing to work from home, it was formerly set up as a two person garden studio office."
The owners love: "The South facing garden, providing sun from dawn to dusk, a gardener’s & sun lovers paradise. A peaceful place, but short walk from all local amenities. Lovely road with friendly neighbours, right on the edge of the countryside."
The accommodation in brief comprises; kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the rear garden, fitted with traditional cabinetry with work surfaces over together with space for a range cooker, doors open to the rear terrace and to the inner hall and an archway opens through to the generous sized front aspect dining room. The inner hall leads to a family bathroom, separate shower room and onto the sitting room which enjoys a stunning exposed stone feature wall with open fireplace, ancient exposed door frame, stairs to the first floor, front entrance door and a door to the rear lobby which in turn opens into bedroom four, a substantial double bedroom with part vaulted ceiling, which offers flexible ground floor living, potentially for a teenager or elderly relative. The lobby also opens onto the rear garden which could offer an independent access to this part of the house. On the first floor are three bedrooms, the principal boasts an en suite shower room, fitted wardrobes and views over the rear garden and hillside beyond.
Outside and to the rear is a quaint and generous sized garden predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees, shrubs and flower borders. There is a generous paved terrace to the rear of the cottage making a fantastic spot for al fresco dining and summer entertaining. The garden bar/studio is a generous size and is a fantastic space to entertain or enjoy an evening with your family and friends. Currently set ups as a bar, however was formerly used as a two person home office and comfortably fits two desks. To the rear of the garden is a separate kitchen garden which is currently home to chickens offering a wonderful lifestyle opportunity to grow your own. A side gate provides access to the gated side driveway and to the front of the property is a small area of low walled garden.
Material Information - Tenure - Freehold. Council Tax Band D. EPC band B. Type/Construction - Grade II Listed Semi-detached stone and Cobb cottage, under a predominantly thatched roof. All mains services are understood to be connected, gas fired central heating. The property benefits from a gated driveway for two vehicles with further on street parking available.
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The postal code for the property is TA4 4NR.
Williton
Fact: The West Somerset Railway runs through Williton and it is the longest private railway in the country, run by a trust. You can watch the steam trains pass here.
Williton is a small town situated on the junctions of the A39 and A358 roads from Minehead to Bridgwater and Taunton. It boasts several shops, two small supermarkets, pubs, café, museum, church, police station and a library. Williton sits on the edge of the Quantock Hills and is close to The Brendon Hills and Exmoor National Park. The name of Williton is Anglo-Saxon and means "estate on the Willet" (river); the Willet is a brook that rises at Willet, flows north through the hamlet of Stream, and close to the former manor house of Williton.
