House For Sale £300,000
A once in a 100 year opportunity to purchase a semi detached cottage in need of refurbishment in the National Trust owned village of Bossington. Freehold. EPC Band F. Council Tax Band D.
Situation - No 2 Bossington Green Cottage is situated on the edge of Bossington. The picturesque village of Bossington lies within the Exmoor National Park and from Bossington Hill there are fantastic views overlooking Porlock Bay, Hurlstone Point and the sands of Minehead Bluff. It has a tea room and the beach is about a ten minute walk away.
Porlock village is just over a mile away has an excellent range of everyday facilities including a church, village hall primary school, bowling club, health centre, pharmacy, inns and restaurants. The harbour of Porlock Weir is just under 3 miles distance and Minehead which has a more comprehensive range of shopping facilities and schooling is 5 miles away. The South West coast path is within easy reach and wonderful walks on Hurlstone Point.
The County town of Taunton, which is approximately 29 miles away, has extensive retail and commercial facilities, together with access to the M5 and a mainline station with fast trains to London. There are three independent schools, a theatre and the Somerset County Cricket Ground.
Description - No 2 Bossington Green is a three bedroom semi detached cottage built in the early 1900's on land acquired from the Holnicote Estate. It was built by the current vendors' family and have always been in the same ownership since and therefore this is the first time the cottages have come to the market. As a result they are one of the few freehold properties in the village that is not owned by the National Trust. It has a good sized private garden to the rear and is in need of refurbishment.
Accommodation - Access is gained through an enclosed porch into the sitting room. The sitting room has an inglenook style fireplace with bread oven. A door leads through to the kitchen, storage cupboard, larder/utility and door to the rear garden. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, a bathroom and separate WC.
Outside - The cottage has a good sized enclosed rear garden, which is mainly laid to lawn. There is an outbuilding and an outside WC.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment with the agents please.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Council Tax - Council tax Band D
Directions - Travelling west on the A39 from Minehead, pass the turning on the right to Selworthy and when you reach a sharp left hand corner with a grass triangle, take the right turn sign posted Allerford and Bossington. Pass through Allerford and shortly after passing through the hamlet of Lynch you will reach the cottages on the right hand side before entering Bossington village itself.
Situation - No 2 Bossington Green Cottage is situated on the edge of Bossington. The picturesque village of Bossington lies within the Exmoor National Park and from Bossington Hill there are fantastic views overlooking Porlock Bay, Hurlstone Point and the sands of Minehead Bluff. It has a tea room and the beach is about a ten minute walk away.
Porlock village is just over a mile away has an excellent range of everyday facilities including a church, village hall primary school, bowling club, health centre, pharmacy, inns and restaurants. The harbour of Porlock Weir is just under 3 miles distance and Minehead which has a more comprehensive range of shopping facilities and schooling is 5 miles away. The South West coast path is within easy reach and wonderful walks on Hurlstone Point.
The County town of Taunton, which is approximately 29 miles away, has extensive retail and commercial facilities, together with access to the M5 and a mainline station with fast trains to London. There are three independent schools, a theatre and the Somerset County Cricket Ground.
Description - No 2 Bossington Green is a three bedroom semi detached cottage built in the early 1900's on land acquired from the Holnicote Estate. It was built by the current vendors' family and have always been in the same ownership since and therefore this is the first time the cottages have come to the market. As a result they are one of the few freehold properties in the village that is not owned by the National Trust. It has a good sized private garden to the rear and is in need of refurbishment.
Accommodation - Access is gained through an enclosed porch into the sitting room. The sitting room has an inglenook style fireplace with bread oven. A door leads through to the kitchen, storage cupboard, larder/utility and door to the rear garden. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, a bathroom and separate WC.
Outside - The cottage has a good sized enclosed rear garden, which is mainly laid to lawn. There is an outbuilding and an outside WC.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment with the agents please.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Council Tax - Council tax Band D
Directions - Travelling west on the A39 from Minehead, pass the turning on the right to Selworthy and when you reach a sharp left hand corner with a grass triangle, take the right turn sign posted Allerford and Bossington. Pass through Allerford and shortly after passing through the hamlet of Lynch you will reach the cottages on the right hand side before entering Bossington village itself.
