An attractive four double bedroom, stone period cottage set within the heart of Evercreech and just a short drive from Castle Cary and Bruton. 

Sunnyholme features characterful accommodation, including a sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, cloakroom, four double bedrooms, one en-suite bathroom, and a family bathroom. 

There is driveway parking, a detached garage, and an exceptionally private rear walled garden with a summer house, fully fitted for home office use.

Sunnyholme is an attractive blue Lias stone property, built in the early 1800s and set back from the village lane behind a low stone wall and laurel hedgerow. The cottage has a slate tiled roof, stone mullions, dressed stone quoins and a timber-style composite front door set within a substantial dressed stone doorcase. 

The front door leads to an inner hall with the staircase directly ahead and a reception room to either side. On the right-hand side, the sitting room is a spacious family room with a Jetmaster fire and a dual aspect. Opposite, there is a dining room which has lovely exposed stonework, French doors leading out to the garden and another Jetmaster fire. In addition, there is a large storage cupboard beneath the stairs which houses the gas-fired central heating boiler. 

The dining room flows easily into the kitchen adjacent, which has room for a breakfast table, making it another sociable family-oriented space. There are a number of features, including a stone archway, a stable-style door into the garden, and stone floor tiles which continue in from the dining room. The kitchen itself has a good range of fitted units with oak worktops and a gas-fired range cooker. Adjacent to the kitchen, there is a utility room with a butler's sink, a toilet and plumbing for white goods.