The house has an enclosed porch, open plan living/dining room, a newly refurbished kitchen, family bathroom and upstairs 2 double bedrooms off a bright landing.

 

Outside a private, terraced courtyard garden wraps around the property to the rear and an authentic brick ‘privy’ provides storage in the northwest corner.

Situated close to Wells, nestled in the lee of the Mendips, Croscombe is an ancient village, known to date back to at least 706. It developed in the 16th and 17th centuries with the boom in the wool trade. During this period many houses, cottages and inns were built, and the church was reconstructed. Today Croscombe is a popular and vibrant residential area with a very friendly and active community (of about 600) with a Church, excellent primary school, active village hall, with adjacent children’s play area and The George pub. There is a regular bus (174) connecting Croscombe to Wells and Bath.

 

Discreetly located in a very private location behind another period property, it is ideal as a lock-up-and-leave, or for those requiring a sense of privacy and security.

 

This delightful cottage has surprisingly high ceilings, large windows and most of the rooms are dual aspect so the accommodation is bathed in natural light throughout the day.

 

Recently renovated, with a new kitchen, family bathroom and electrics, it is a perfect Somerset bolt hole.

 

Not listed and with oodles of character and charm both inside and out.

 

The front door opens to a spacious ...