DESCRIPTION Set behind a generous lawned front garden with a convenient off-street parking space to the front this attractive post war house offers genuine potential for a buyer to put their own stamp on the property with excellent potential to refurbish/remodel or even extend subject to the necessary consents.

Entrance is gained to the property via a side porch, where the inner hallway has stairs rising to the first floor and a door that leads to the family bathroom. From the entrance hallway you continue into a separate dining/family room with a south facing window giving lovely views out towards the Mendip Hills. Adjacent to the dining room is the sitting room which shares the same fabulous outlook as the dining room and features an attractive open fireplace, with a glazed display cabinet to the side recess.

Behind the sitting room is the kitchen/breakfast room with a rear facing window overlooking the garden, the kitchen is fitted with a range light shaker style kitchen units with a contrasting counter top, there is plumbing for a washing machine, space for a cooker and fridge freezer, along with ample space for a breakfast table, whilst in need of moderate updating it is perfectly functionable. Beyond the kitchen a door leads through to rear lobby with a door to the garden and also access to a handy ground floor cloakroom.

On the first floor are the three bedrooms, all of which have the benefit of lovely views out over the village towards the tree lined brow of the Mendip Hills. Bedrooms one and three have built-in cupboards.

Outside, as previously mentioned there is a generous lawned front garden which is dotted with several mature bushes and has a pretty flower bed border. A neat footpath provides convenient access to the front and side of the house.

To the rear of the property is another established garden, which has space for a greenhouse, several garden sheds, and a vegetable garden. Wonderfully private it is also well planted with a variety of plants and small trees.

Offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain, this charming cottage has so much potential for a willing buyer to add their own personality, with the benefit of lovely gardens and having the Strawberry Line footpath just moments away.
 

SITUATION The North Somerset village of Winscombe was recently placed as the second best place in Britain to raise a family by family investment firm OneFamily (survey in 2015) and is nestled in the beautiful Mendip countryside within commuting distance of Bristol. Its atmosphere is one of bustling activity, with a variety of shops, professional offices and community facilities including church, doctor and primary school (). Winscombe is in the Churchill Academy and Sixth Form Centre () catchment area for secondary education, which has recently been awarded 'Outstanding' by Ofsted and also benefits from a modern sports complex, and there is also a dry ski slope nearby. Private sector schooling is also close by at Sidcot and the Downs School at Wraxall is within easy reach. Country activities available within the area include horse-riding, walking on the Mendips and sailing on Axbridge Reservoir, and there are also several excellent golf courses in the area. The lovely cathedral city of Wells is a drive away, as is the famous beauty spot, Cheddar Gorge. As mentioned, Winscombe is within commuting distance of Bristol but also has good access to the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare and the M5 at junction 21 to travel north or junction 22 to travel south. There is an international airport at Lulsgate and access to a mainline railway station at Weston. 

DIRECTIONS Travelling out of Winscombe towards Banwell down Woodborough Road, go under the railway bridge and turn left into Church Road. Proceed up here and turn left into The Lynch, continue along The Lynch turning right onto Lynch Mead where the property will be found on the right hand side. 

WE HAVE NOTICED Offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain, this charming cottage has so much potential for a willing buyer to add their own personality, with the benefit of lovely gardens and having the strawberry line footpath just moments away. 

PROPERTY INFORMATION
Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - C