A charming period cottage situated in a sought after location within the village of Woolavington. No onward chain.

Primrose Cottage is a delightful property which we understand dates back in part to 1850. The property retains a wealth of charm and character and sits in a pretty position in the older part of this popular Polden Hills village.

This period cottage is constructed of brick and stone, with a colour wash render under a pitch tiled roof. The current owner had the attractive sage green double glazed windows installed, along with an oak front door.

In brief the accommodation comprises; front door opens into the well-fitted kitchen with tiled floor and a range of wall, base and drawer units, along with a built-in fridge, oven and hob. The kitchen opens into a dining room which overlooks the front garden and also has a rear door out to the garden. Again with tiled floor, useful storage cupboards and an attractive brick fireplace. From the dining room a door leads into the charming double aspect sitting room with staircase rising to the first floor and attractive stone and brick chimney breast housing a multi-fuel stove.

On the first floor there are two double aspect, double bedrooms, one with two built-in wardrobes and drawer unit. A generous bathroom with bath, separate shower unit and large storage cupboard, completes the accommodation.

Outside, steps lead up to the rear garden which is laid to areas of paving, gravel and lawn with a variety of mature shrubs and flower beds, all nicely enclosed with panel fencing and stone wall. To the front, the garden is laid to lawn with flower beds and bordered by a low stone and brick wall. A side door opens into the garage with further up and over door to the front.

An early viewing is essential to fully appreciate this pretty village property, which is available for sale with no onward chain.

The property is situated in a prominent position close to the village church in the older part of Woolavington. The village of Woolavington has the benefit of a Co-op supermarket with post office counter, Primary school, GP surgery and Pharmacy. The village lies approximately 2 miles from access to the M5 motorway at Junction 23. This provides access to Bristol, to the North, Taunton and Exeter to the South and also the main centres of the country, including London. A high speed train service operates from Taunton and Weston-Super-Mare to London Paddington. International airports can be found at Bristol and Exeter.

The village of Woolavington lies on the slopes of the Polden Hills, which are a range of hills running more or less east to west. To the west within about 5 miles is the town of Bridgwater, whilst to the east are the towns of Street and Glastonbury. These towns provide an array of shopping and leisure facilities and the popular Clarks Village can be found at Street.