The cottage offers a welcoming reception hall/dining hall, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility/bootroom, large landing/study area, family bathroom, and 3 bedrooms, one with a w.c.

 

Outside there is a front garden laid to lawn.

 

The property is set back from the road on a discreet lane, in the heart of a popular Somerset village which is surrounded by countryside. The village has a primary school and shares a village hall and other facilities with the neighbouring village of West Hay which also has a good pub. Both have good communities and enjoy easy access to Wedmore (5 miles north) and more comprehensive facilities are available 3 miles southeast in Glastonbury with Wells to the east and Bristol Airport is 35mins.

 

One of a pair of terrace cottages which offer an opportunity to buy interconnecting properties. Alternatively, the connecting door can be blocked up to create fully independent home. The house has high ceilings and spacious accommodation with traditional features such as Flagstone floors, exposed stone and brick walls, multi fuel burning stove, beams, original wood panelling, and many other charming period features.

 

The front door opens to a welcoming reception hall/dining room. Flagstones lead through to stairs and kitchen, whilst wide French oak floorboards create a warm and welcoming feel in this delightful, sunny room.  An attractive, pine mantlepiece frames a tiled, traditional, wrought iron hearth. The interconnecting door opens from here to No. 17. (This would be blocked up if the properties were sold separately.)

 

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