House For Sale £500,000
A charming 4 bedroom detached period cottage quietly located in a favoured village with open views and set in a beautifully and well stocked garden. EPC: Band E
Robustly built with stone and rendered elevations beneath a tiled roof, like many period cottages Colway has been much altered over the years and now offers comfortable accommodation with a wealth of character. Period features include a lovely herringbone brick internal wall, beamed ceilings and a fine inglenook fireplace with bread oven. Many of the rooms are double aspect including two of the three reception rooms and the kitchen which is well fitted and benefits from a walk in pantry. At first floor level there are three excellent double bedrooms, a fourth single and a bathroom. There is ample scope to enlarge the accommodation by incorporating the attached linhay, currently used for storage, subject to any necessary consents. The garden complements the cottage perfectly, established over many years and abundantly planted with a wide variety of ornamental shrubs and trees, well stocked herbaceous borders, lawned areas and with a small stream running along the West boundary. Parking is provided by a generous single garage.
The cottage fronts onto a tiny 'green lane' with no passing traffic in the small but much sought after hamlet of Wadeford, midway between Chard and Combe St Nicholas and is surrounded by glorious unspoilt countryside. Chard offers a good range of day to day amenities with a choice of major supermarkets, smaller retailers, educational and new leisure facilities and local services in Combe St Nicholas include a shop/post office, primary school, pub, Church and busy community hall. The County Town of Taunton is just 12 miles to the North with access to the M5 motorway and intercity rail service and the World Heritage Jurassic Coast is some 16 miles to the South at Lyme Regis.
Robustly built with stone and rendered elevations beneath a tiled roof, like many period cottages Colway has been much altered over the years and now offers comfortable accommodation with a wealth of character. Period features include a lovely herringbone brick internal wall, beamed ceilings and a fine inglenook fireplace with bread oven. Many of the rooms are double aspect including two of the three reception rooms and the kitchen which is well fitted and benefits from a walk in pantry. At first floor level there are three excellent double bedrooms, a fourth single and a bathroom. There is ample scope to enlarge the accommodation by incorporating the attached linhay, currently used for storage, subject to any necessary consents. The garden complements the cottage perfectly, established over many years and abundantly planted with a wide variety of ornamental shrubs and trees, well stocked herbaceous borders, lawned areas and with a small stream running along the West boundary. Parking is provided by a generous single garage.
The cottage fronts onto a tiny 'green lane' with no passing traffic in the small but much sought after hamlet of Wadeford, midway between Chard and Combe St Nicholas and is surrounded by glorious unspoilt countryside. Chard offers a good range of day to day amenities with a choice of major supermarkets, smaller retailers, educational and new leisure facilities and local services in Combe St Nicholas include a shop/post office, primary school, pub, Church and busy community hall. The County Town of Taunton is just 12 miles to the North with access to the M5 motorway and intercity rail service and the World Heritage Jurassic Coast is some 16 miles to the South at Lyme Regis.
