CLARE COTTAGE,
PYLLE, SHEPTON MALLET, SOMERSET, BA4 6ST
Shepton Mallet 3miles, Castle Cary 6miles, Wells and Bruton 7miles, Bath 20miles, Bristol 23miles
The house offers a reception hall, triple aspect sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility/boot room, cloakroom, principal suite with ensuite bathroom and dressing room/cot room, 3 additional bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside the gardens wrap around the property on three sides There is a gravel drive with parking and a stone garage/workshop.
Description
A surprisingly spacious, extended family home, which has retained some period features, and offers generous living accommodation, plenty of bedrooms and a large lawned rear garden, parking and garage.
Location
Shepton Mallet is just a few minutes north, with all it’s facilities and Castle Cary with a mainline station is just a few minutes further to the south. The property is surrounded by countryside with good walks and a local café and food hall is just down the road.
Accommodation
The front door opens to a welcoming reception hall. On the left is a large, triple-aspect sitting room. This is a bright and spacious room, with a handy understairs cupboard.
The dining room is on the right, beside the kitchen, it has a front window and a stone fireplace, again a super size.
The kitchen/breakfast room has space for a table and chairs and there are fitted base and wall units with an integrated, eye level, double oven and grill, an electric hob with extractor above and space for a dish washer, fridge/freezer and washing machine.
The boot room/utility room has plenty more space for additional white goods if required, and space for coats and boots. A door opens out to the garden and there is also a door to a cloakroom.
Stairs rise from the hall to a split landing which is an appealing feature of the house, there is plenty of additional storage under the rest of the stairs.
Upstairs
On the left of the split landing is a dual-aspect, principal suit which consists of a double bedroom with large ensu...
