House For Sale £250,000
With lovely views, this detached cute and characterful cottage, has been thoughtfully updated by the current owners and is located in the popular Somerset village of Combe St. Nicholas.
The Property
The front door opens into an attractive, cottage style, kitchen, which has been fitted with a range of sage green wall and base units. There is a range of integrated appliances, including a fridge freezer, induction hob, electric oven, hob hood and slim line dishwasher. A cupboard houses the boiler and there is space for a washing machine and a table and chairs.
The cosy living room has windows to the front and side, one looking out to the pretty garden and the other boasting views of the countryside over the roof tops. There is a feature fireplace housing a wood burning stove, understairs storage cupboard and stairs rise to the first floor.
The landing provides access to the loft via a hatch, which is partially boarded, providing good storage space. Doors lead to two bedrooms. The main bedroom is an attractive room boasting views, with a handy over stairs storage niche. The second bedroom looks out over the garden and views of the countryside. The modernised bathroom has a white suite, with a plumbed shower over the bath, a low level WC, heated towel rail and a hand basin with storage under.
Outside
To the front of the property is a pretty garden with views over roof tops to fields, an ideal spot to relax in the evening, with a gravelled seating area, path leading to the front door and raised plant and shrub beds, retained by railway sleepers. To the rear of the property, accessed via a gate is a gravelled area for calor gas bottles (for central heating), leading to a timber store or workshop, with light and power.
Agent’s Notes
The property is in a conservation area.
The property is accessed via a small shared area with two steps, which in turn leads to the pathway to this property.
To the rear of the property is an easement for a telegraph pole.
Situated on Combe Hill, in the popular and attractive Somerset village of Combe St Nicholas.
The village is set in lovely countryside not far from the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its miles and miles of herepaths popular for walking, cycling and horse-riding. Approximately 3 miles from Chard and 6.5 miles from Ilminster, it has great accessibility to all the day to day amenities you require and excellent road links via the A358, A30 and A303.
Both the beautiful Jurassic coast to the south and the M5 Junction at Taunton are within c.30 minutes’ drive. The A303 London – Exeter trunk road is just an easy 3 minute drive away.
The village appears to have a good sense of community and together with the nearby hamlet of Wadeford has a great deal of parish organisations including History group, Horticultural society, short mat bowls, weekly village café in the village hall, ladies groups, and Gala association that organises lots of events and entertainments.
The village also has its own Football club with four teams plus a ladies team, clubhouse and pitch. There is a post office and store, historic parish church, two pubs and Church of England Primary School. Doctors surgeries are available in Chard whilst there are community hospitals in Chard, Axminster, Crewkerne, South Petherton and Honiton. The main district hospitals are at Yeovil and Taunton.
The Property
The front door opens into an attractive, cottage style, kitchen, which has been fitted with a range of sage green wall and base units. There is a range of integrated appliances, including a fridge freezer, induction hob, electric oven, hob hood and slim line dishwasher. A cupboard houses the boiler and there is space for a washing machine and a table and chairs.
The cosy living room has windows to the front and side, one looking out to the pretty garden and the other boasting views of the countryside over the roof tops. There is a feature fireplace housing a wood burning stove, understairs storage cupboard and stairs rise to the first floor.
The landing provides access to the loft via a hatch, which is partially boarded, providing good storage space. Doors lead to two bedrooms. The main bedroom is an attractive room boasting views, with a handy over stairs storage niche. The second bedroom looks out over the garden and views of the countryside. The modernised bathroom has a white suite, with a plumbed shower over the bath, a low level WC, heated towel rail and a hand basin with storage under.
Outside
To the front of the property is a pretty garden with views over roof tops to fields, an ideal spot to relax in the evening, with a gravelled seating area, path leading to the front door and raised plant and shrub beds, retained by railway sleepers. To the rear of the property, accessed via a gate is a gravelled area for calor gas bottles (for central heating), leading to a timber store or workshop, with light and power.
Agent’s Notes
The property is in a conservation area.
The property is accessed via a small shared area with two steps, which in turn leads to the pathway to this property.
To the rear of the property is an easement for a telegraph pole.
Situated on Combe Hill, in the popular and attractive Somerset village of Combe St Nicholas.
The village is set in lovely countryside not far from the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its miles and miles of herepaths popular for walking, cycling and horse-riding. Approximately 3 miles from Chard and 6.5 miles from Ilminster, it has great accessibility to all the day to day amenities you require and excellent road links via the A358, A30 and A303.
Both the beautiful Jurassic coast to the south and the M5 Junction at Taunton are within c.30 minutes’ drive. The A303 London – Exeter trunk road is just an easy 3 minute drive away.
The village appears to have a good sense of community and together with the nearby hamlet of Wadeford has a great deal of parish organisations including History group, Horticultural society, short mat bowls, weekly village café in the village hall, ladies groups, and Gala association that organises lots of events and entertainments.
The village also has its own Football club with four teams plus a ladies team, clubhouse and pitch. There is a post office and store, historic parish church, two pubs and Church of England Primary School. Doctors surgeries are available in Chard whilst there are community hospitals in Chard, Axminster, Crewkerne, South Petherton and Honiton. The main district hospitals are at Yeovil and Taunton.
