House For Sale £250,000
Overlooking Somerset countryside in a popular accessible village is this super one-bedroom hamstone cottage, having undergone a sympathetic renovation offers character with a modern twist.
This is quite a rare opportunity to purchase a convenient and comfortable one-bedroom cottage, just perfect for a couple, single person or as a second home. The property has been superbly renovated to provide particularly good ground floor living space and is very well presented throughout.
The composite double glazed stable front door opens into a splendid reception room with wooden staircase to first floor. A clever use of space has enabled a office area beneath the stairs. Two south facing windows give the cottage natural light and benefits from the scenic outlook.
A breakfast bar helps to unite the kitchen and living room making it feel a little more “open plan” and sociable.
The kitchen has a range of floor and wall units with built in Miele oven, induction hob and smeg extractor. A clever utility cupboard housing the gas central heating boiler. A Belfast sink and space for a dishwasher. To the side of the kitchen is a glazed utility room with a range of floor cupboards and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Glazed back door to side garden
On the first floor is a pleasant double bedroom with view over the neighbouring field and space for a large wardrobe. There is a newly fitted shower-room with nuance tile affect boards with in the shower enclosure and splash back above the W/C, sink and vanity. A space saving storage unit for towels and access to the loft. Chrome ‘old fashioned’ towel rail radiator.
Outside
A wooden front gate with path leads to the utility room. Steps to one side lead to an elevated garden with scope to make it your own. A mature magnolia tree takes centre stage.
To the back is space for the gas Calor bottles. To the side a second wooden gate leads to the drive and a single garage with wooden double doors.
Seavington is an attractive village made up of two small parishes, Seavington St Mary and Seavington St Michael, both with their own parish churches and sharing a lovely community shop and café, recreation ground with children’s playground, village hall and pub. Nearby, the pretty village of South Petherton also offers a range of day to day amenities although almost equidistant is the Medieval market town of Ilminster, the centre of which is dominated by the ancient Minster and a thriving range of independent stores including butchers, delicatessen, hardware store, antiques and homeware stores as well as two supermarkets. Ilminster has a convenient road access to both the M5, junction 25 lies 13 miles to the north-west and 1 mile to the A303, now dual carriageway most of the way to the M3. There is a mainline railway station at Crewkerne c.5 miles (London Waterloo) which also has a Waitrose supermarket, and the county town of Taunton c.15 miles has a further mainline station (London Paddington) and a wider range of shopping facilities. Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within approximately an hour’s drive. The World Heritage designated Jurassic coastline lies c.20 miles to the south.
This is quite a rare opportunity to purchase a convenient and comfortable one-bedroom cottage, just perfect for a couple, single person or as a second home. The property has been superbly renovated to provide particularly good ground floor living space and is very well presented throughout.
The composite double glazed stable front door opens into a splendid reception room with wooden staircase to first floor. A clever use of space has enabled a office area beneath the stairs. Two south facing windows give the cottage natural light and benefits from the scenic outlook.
A breakfast bar helps to unite the kitchen and living room making it feel a little more “open plan” and sociable.
The kitchen has a range of floor and wall units with built in Miele oven, induction hob and smeg extractor. A clever utility cupboard housing the gas central heating boiler. A Belfast sink and space for a dishwasher. To the side of the kitchen is a glazed utility room with a range of floor cupboards and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Glazed back door to side garden
On the first floor is a pleasant double bedroom with view over the neighbouring field and space for a large wardrobe. There is a newly fitted shower-room with nuance tile affect boards with in the shower enclosure and splash back above the W/C, sink and vanity. A space saving storage unit for towels and access to the loft. Chrome ‘old fashioned’ towel rail radiator.
Outside
A wooden front gate with path leads to the utility room. Steps to one side lead to an elevated garden with scope to make it your own. A mature magnolia tree takes centre stage.
To the back is space for the gas Calor bottles. To the side a second wooden gate leads to the drive and a single garage with wooden double doors.
Seavington is an attractive village made up of two small parishes, Seavington St Mary and Seavington St Michael, both with their own parish churches and sharing a lovely community shop and café, recreation ground with children’s playground, village hall and pub. Nearby, the pretty village of South Petherton also offers a range of day to day amenities although almost equidistant is the Medieval market town of Ilminster, the centre of which is dominated by the ancient Minster and a thriving range of independent stores including butchers, delicatessen, hardware store, antiques and homeware stores as well as two supermarkets. Ilminster has a convenient road access to both the M5, junction 25 lies 13 miles to the north-west and 1 mile to the A303, now dual carriageway most of the way to the M3. There is a mainline railway station at Crewkerne c.5 miles (London Waterloo) which also has a Waitrose supermarket, and the county town of Taunton c.15 miles has a further mainline station (London Paddington) and a wider range of shopping facilities. Bath, Bristol and Exeter offer excellent cultural and shopping facilities within approximately an hour’s drive. The World Heritage designated Jurassic coastline lies c.20 miles to the south.
