Bridgewater Buildings, Castle Cary Offers Over £425,000

This is a lovely character cottage 'believed to date to 1860' found at the end of the lane allowing for a tranquil secluded feel. The home internally provides generous and adaptable ground floor living with kitchen, lounge, two further reception rooms, while having been double storey extended upstairs now offers four well-proportioned bedrooms and a generous family bathroom suite.

The cottage is accessed to the end of the terrace of stone cottages, with owner access via a right of way under the linked archway. A front porch leads into the entrance hallway with a door into the front sitting room which enjoys lots of natural light, a door to the left of the hallway leads into the extension reception room which is a good size with space for a dining table and chairs and lounge furnishings. French doors lead to the garden.

To the centre of the home working as a real hub is the kitchen, fitted with a range of base and wall mounted cabinets, the kitchen has lots of space for white goods and boasts a generous size understairs cupboard, which could work ideally as a larder. There is a further reception room to the rear right which may be a snug room, and to the left of the kitchen is the cloakroom and utility area complete with a shower and access door to the garden.

Making your way upstairs the property provides a good size main bedroom and a secondary double room both with views onto the garden, there is a further double room to the rear and single bedroom to the front also on-looking the garden. The bedrooms are served by a well proportioned three piece family bathroom suite.

Externally there is a generous stone wall enclosed corner plot garden mainly laid to lawn, the bottom of the gardens allows vehicular access leading to the garage, and with some reconfiguration could allow multiple vehicle parking. The garden is filled with colour with a vast range of mature plants and trees within sectioned flower borders. The garden is private screened to the far end with a large maintained hedge and a wander beyond the hedge brings you to the calming sounding stream.

Castle Cary is described by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner, the eminent architectural historian, as Somerset's prettiest town, set in beautiful unspoilt countryside. The town is characterised by period buildings constructed of the distinctive honey coloured stone for which the area is well known. It remains a delightful small market town with a number of traditional shops and boutiques within the Conservation Area in which a policy of strict planning control operates to prevent inappropriate development. These shops cater for most everyday needs whilst Shaftesbury, Glastonbury, Street, Wells, Frome, Wincanton, Sherborne and Yeovil are all close by and Salisbury, Taunton, Bath and Bristol are in easy driving distance.

Mains gas, water, drainage and electricity. Tenure: Freehold. Energy Performance Rating: D Council Tax Band: D

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