High Street, Evercreech £325,000

Enniskerry is a charming stone built cottage full of character and restored original features whilst comfortably set back from the village road. The property is currently run as a self-catering holiday let and has planning permission for this purpose. The property could be converted back to residential use if desired, subject to contract. Further permissions could also be sought for extension to the rear, with immense scope offered. Wandering through the front garden via the stone pathway flanked by beautiful bordering plants, the front door opens into the sitting room. This has an impressive restored stone feature inglenook fireplace and there are original ceiling hooks and plenty of light. Via the lounge an archway leads into the dining room which leads through to the kitchen, providing ample space for a dining table and chairs. The kitchen has fitted units and appliances including a oven with gas hob, and a washing machine.

To the rear of the kitchen is the four piece fitted bathroom suite with a tiled walk in shower unit, Victorian style wash hand basin with pedestal, W.C and bath. Making your way upstairs the main bedroom to the front enjoys lots of natural light and is a generous double room, with exposed oak flooring and space for further bedroom furnishings. The second bedroom to the rear which looks onto the garden is another double room currently arranged with twin beds and benefits from in built storage, whilst also enjoying character ceiling beams.

Evercreech is pleasantly situated in beautiful countryside away from but in easy reach of major roads. It's an increasingly popular village having a good range of amenities including a fine church, primary school, surgery, pub, store & post office and a number of other small businesses. In addition, it's a very friendly and very active community with a varied range of social, sporting and cultural organisations.

For more information see www.evercreech.org.uk. The nearby towns of Bruton, Castle Cary, Street, Glastonbury, Wells and Shepton Mallet are all within a short drive and offer a wide range of facilities. Bath, Bristol and Yeovil are in commuting distance and the A303 is a few miles south on the A37. Within 5 miles at Castle Cary is a main line station to London Paddington (100 minutes). There are many excellent state and independent schools nearby including Strode College, Crispin, St Dunstans, Wells Blue School, Wells Cathedral School, Millfield and the Bruton schools.

To the rear of the cottage is a beautifully maintained and incredibly private garden. A shingle pathway leads to an ideally positioned seating area, which is a real sun-trap. The garden is filled with mature shrubbery and plants within deep borders, creating an enjoyable colourful and tranquil space ideal for a green fingered buyer.

As the property currently has planning for holiday let purposes, we recommend any buyer requiring lending engages with their mortgage broker to discuss options based on this arrangement. As part of the negotiations the planning maybe be reverted to full residential use. Roderick Thomas Estate Agents are able to recommend the services of trusted mortgage brokers if required.

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

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