House For Sale £535,000
A charming and exceptionally well presented period cottage, bong a wealth of character, close to the centre of Cheddar. This stunning property offers four bedrooms with one en-suite, two/three reception rooms, a garage and ample parking. The property offers scope for a self-contained annexe and benefits from a large rear garden. EPC rating D.
Believed to originally date back to the Eighteenth Century with later extensions, this beautiful cottage has been sympathetically updated throughout, yet still retains an abundance of character throughout and has a delightful and welcoming ‘homely’ feel.
Upon entering the property via the wooden multi-pane glazed stable door, there is a very handy entrance vestibule, which provides plumbing for washing facilities, which in turn provides access to the well-appointed kitchen. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of classic farmhouse-style cream units and oak worktops, a five ring range oven and a ceramic Belfast sink. From here, to the left you will find the breakfast room with flagstone floors and stairs which rise to the first floor, whilst to the right is the main living accommodation, which is accessed via a stripped panel and latch wooden door.
The first room that you will enter is the beautiful dining room, which features a large arched window to the front aspect, wonderful exposed beams and a fitted log burner. This then leads through to the main living room, where the potential annex accommodation can be utilised. The living room has been finished to an exceptional standard and provides a window to the front aspect, but also a further secondary entrance to the front of the property with another separate entrance vestibule. Through again to the right, the main room is located which is a lovely bright double bedroom with a window to the front and a very stylish en-suite shower room, complete with a double width step-in shower cubicle, W/C, vanity unit and wash basin, as well as attractive tiling.
To the first floor, you will find three further bedrooms, comprising two doubles and a single, as well as the family bathroom, all of which enjoy windows to the front and are accessed via wooden panelled and latch doors. The family bathroom has again been fitted with an attractive white suite comprising a panel bath, W/C, pedestal wash basin and a chrome ladder-style heated towel rail. There are also two storage cupboards and a panelled window seat to the front
Within the heart of Somerset and on the edge of the Mendip Hills is the popular village of Cheddar. Famous for its spectacular gorge, the village has much to offer including banks, building society, post office, independent shops and supermarkets. Cheddar has a three-tier school system where children up to the age of nine will attend the first school, then moving on to Fairlands Middle School and Kings of Wessex Community School. The village also has a varied selection of outdoor pursuits including sailing, abseiling and rock climbing. Cheddar also has a doctor's and dental surgery. The closest motorway access is Junction 21 and 22 of the M5.
The property is approached via a wooden five-bar gate which opens onto a large gravel area, providing ample off-road parking. Please note, that the neighbouring property has a right of access over the driveway to their carport and small garden area to the side. At the end of the driveway, you will find a timber garage and handy garden shed, as well as a rose arch which in turn leads into the large, well-maintained garden. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and is enclosed by a combination of stone walls and picket fencing. There are a variety of mature trees which offers the garden a good deal of privacy, as well as established, mature shrubs and plants. At the far end, there are several seating areas, including a raised decking terrace, as well as a wonderful summerhouse that has the benefit of mains power.
Believed to originally date back to the Eighteenth Century with later extensions, this beautiful cottage has been sympathetically updated throughout, yet still retains an abundance of character throughout and has a delightful and welcoming ‘homely’ feel.
Upon entering the property via the wooden multi-pane glazed stable door, there is a very handy entrance vestibule, which provides plumbing for washing facilities, which in turn provides access to the well-appointed kitchen. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of classic farmhouse-style cream units and oak worktops, a five ring range oven and a ceramic Belfast sink. From here, to the left you will find the breakfast room with flagstone floors and stairs which rise to the first floor, whilst to the right is the main living accommodation, which is accessed via a stripped panel and latch wooden door.
The first room that you will enter is the beautiful dining room, which features a large arched window to the front aspect, wonderful exposed beams and a fitted log burner. This then leads through to the main living room, where the potential annex accommodation can be utilised. The living room has been finished to an exceptional standard and provides a window to the front aspect, but also a further secondary entrance to the front of the property with another separate entrance vestibule. Through again to the right, the main room is located which is a lovely bright double bedroom with a window to the front and a very stylish en-suite shower room, complete with a double width step-in shower cubicle, W/C, vanity unit and wash basin, as well as attractive tiling.
To the first floor, you will find three further bedrooms, comprising two doubles and a single, as well as the family bathroom, all of which enjoy windows to the front and are accessed via wooden panelled and latch doors. The family bathroom has again been fitted with an attractive white suite comprising a panel bath, W/C, pedestal wash basin and a chrome ladder-style heated towel rail. There are also two storage cupboards and a panelled window seat to the front
Within the heart of Somerset and on the edge of the Mendip Hills is the popular village of Cheddar. Famous for its spectacular gorge, the village has much to offer including banks, building society, post office, independent shops and supermarkets. Cheddar has a three-tier school system where children up to the age of nine will attend the first school, then moving on to Fairlands Middle School and Kings of Wessex Community School. The village also has a varied selection of outdoor pursuits including sailing, abseiling and rock climbing. Cheddar also has a doctor's and dental surgery. The closest motorway access is Junction 21 and 22 of the M5.
The property is approached via a wooden five-bar gate which opens onto a large gravel area, providing ample off-road parking. Please note, that the neighbouring property has a right of access over the driveway to their carport and small garden area to the side. At the end of the driveway, you will find a timber garage and handy garden shed, as well as a rose arch which in turn leads into the large, well-maintained garden. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and is enclosed by a combination of stone walls and picket fencing. There are a variety of mature trees which offers the garden a good deal of privacy, as well as established, mature shrubs and plants. At the far end, there are several seating areas, including a raised decking terrace, as well as a wonderful summerhouse that has the benefit of mains power.
