House For Sale £350,000
This three bedroom Grade II listed cottage dates back to the late 18th century. Double fronted and built in hamstone, it is very pretty having two reception rooms, boot room and a stunning kitchen. The vendor has carried out a sympathetic renovation throughout and added some impressive bespoke joinery as well as exposing some original stone and brick work. He has also extended the property to create a larger kitchen, a bedroom and bathroom upstairs. There is a cottage garden to the rear. Oil-fired central heating and fully insulated. This attractive property deserves viewing, please call to arrange.
The property is laid out as follows
A path leads up to the entrance door of this double fronted cottage. Into the main hall with stairs rising and all doors leading off. Slate flooring runs throughout the reception rooms and hall.
To the right is found the first of the two reception rooms, the dining room with a front aspect and bespoke solid wood window seat. A decorative exposed brick chimney breast is an attractive feature and there is space for a table to seat six - eight.
Across the hall and into the main reception room, again with a front aspect and bespoke window seat. The central feature is a ham stone inglenook fire place with slate hearth and wood burner. This lovely room has a tongue and grove decorative finish around the lower walls.
The kitchen was extended when the renovation was carried out and overlooks the cottage garden. It has deep grey solid oak wall and floor units topped with a quartz flecked worksurface in a pale grey. These units are set off by the original brick flooring which runs through the kitchen. A Falcon five ring induction, three oven/grill cooker has been installed with extraction hood above. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine.
Adjoining this room is the rear boot room with spacious utility cupboard which houses the three year old boiler, tumble dryer and has space for brooms and vacuum cleaner.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms, the master is a generous size with a front aspect and an exposed stone wall. The second double bedroom has a decorative brick fireplace and front aspect and the third bedroom which is a single was created when the extension was built together with the family bathroom.
The family bathroom is wonderfully light and bright and has a modern white suite which comprises of a bath with overhead rainfall shower, a basin sitting on a solid wood vanity unit topped with quartz and a W.C.
North Perrott is a pretty village with many character houses and cottages and a number of modern properties. Village amenities include church, garden centre, The Manor Arms public house, bus service and private school. The nearest town of Crewkerne is situated approx. 3 miles distant with a larger range of facilities including banks, Post Office, schooling, supermarkets including Waitrose and a leisure complex. There is a main line station (Exeter - Waterloo) and the Jurassic coast is approx. 15 miles distant at West Bay.<br/><br/>
The property is laid out as follows
A path leads up to the entrance door of this double fronted cottage. Into the main hall with stairs rising and all doors leading off. Slate flooring runs throughout the reception rooms and hall.
To the right is found the first of the two reception rooms, the dining room with a front aspect and bespoke solid wood window seat. A decorative exposed brick chimney breast is an attractive feature and there is space for a table to seat six - eight.
Across the hall and into the main reception room, again with a front aspect and bespoke window seat. The central feature is a ham stone inglenook fire place with slate hearth and wood burner. This lovely room has a tongue and grove decorative finish around the lower walls.
The kitchen was extended when the renovation was carried out and overlooks the cottage garden. It has deep grey solid oak wall and floor units topped with a quartz flecked worksurface in a pale grey. These units are set off by the original brick flooring which runs through the kitchen. A Falcon five ring induction, three oven/grill cooker has been installed with extraction hood above. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine.
Adjoining this room is the rear boot room with spacious utility cupboard which houses the three year old boiler, tumble dryer and has space for brooms and vacuum cleaner.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms, the master is a generous size with a front aspect and an exposed stone wall. The second double bedroom has a decorative brick fireplace and front aspect and the third bedroom which is a single was created when the extension was built together with the family bathroom.
The family bathroom is wonderfully light and bright and has a modern white suite which comprises of a bath with overhead rainfall shower, a basin sitting on a solid wood vanity unit topped with quartz and a W.C.
North Perrott is a pretty village with many character houses and cottages and a number of modern properties. Village amenities include church, garden centre, The Manor Arms public house, bus service and private school. The nearest town of Crewkerne is situated approx. 3 miles distant with a larger range of facilities including banks, Post Office, schooling, supermarkets including Waitrose and a leisure complex. There is a main line station (Exeter - Waterloo) and the Jurassic coast is approx. 15 miles distant at West Bay.<br/><br/>
