A beautifully presented period cottage situated in the heart of this desirable Quantock Hills village. Parking, gardens and no onward chain.

'The Cottage' appears to date back approximately 200 years and is constructed of rendered stone elevations under a pitch tiled roof. This attractive double fronted property has been refurbished and extended in more recent years, whilst still retaining the charm and character of the period. Situated in the desirable village of Nether Stowey at the foot of the Quantock Hills, 'The Cottage' is now available with no onward chain.

The well-presented accommodation is arranged over two floors, with the additional advantage of a cellar, which is ideal for storage. Briefly comprising; a front door opens into an entrance porch with inner door leading into the lounge. The lounge runs the width of the house to the front, with wood flooring, fireplace with wood burner and original shelving and display cupboard. A door from the lounge leads into an open inner hall with staircase rising to the first floor and useful storage cupboard under, a ground floor WC with modern suite and complimentary tiling, along with a door opening to a staircase leading down to the cellar. The open plan kitchen/diner occupies the remainder of the ground floor and is a particular feature of the property with a comprehensive range of modern wall, base and drawer units with integral appliances to include; fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher. French doors open out to the low maintenance rear garden which is laid to paving and decking, with a stone built store and a metal frame shed, all enclosed within an attractive stone wall boundary.

On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, bedroom 1 has a built-in cupboard and ensuite shower room with corner shower, WC and wash basin with vanity cupboards under. Bedroom 2 has a built-in wardrobe, shelving unit, cupboard housing the boiler and door opening into an ensuite bathroom with shower bath, WC and wash basin with vanity cupboard under.

Outside and to the front, there are raised gravel beds to either side of the front door and a block paved area which provides parking for 1 vehicle. Across the road is an additional area of garden which is laid to lawn with a variety of mature shrubs and trees.

An early viewing is essential to fully appreciate this charming village property.

Agents note:
The home offers a proposed annual income of approx. £11,000 per annum.

The property lies on the south side of the village of Nether Stowey, and forms one of a row of period terraced properties. Local amenities include, a primary school, health centre, village store and two public houses. The larger centre of Bridgwater can be found some 7.5 miles to the south-east which provides a more comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities. Taunton, the county town of Somerset, lies approximately 11 miles to the south offering a full range of facilities, along with a mainline railway station with a direct link to London Paddington. Motorway access is gained at Bridgwater at junction 24 and 23.