House For Rent £875
A delightful cottage set in a terrace overlooking the village. Masses of character throughout the property with flagstone floors on the ground floor and a log burning stove in the sitting room. A pretty front door leads into an entrance lobby with flagstone floor and stairs to the first floor. A generous sitting room with flagstone floor, log burning stove in the feature fireplace and a built-in window seat in the bay window overlooking the village. Beyond the sitting room is a kitchen diner with further flagstones and a good range of wall and base units including a gas hob and electric oven. An understairs cupboard provides useful storage. Off the kitchen diner is a utility room with glazed roof and plumbing for a washing machine with double doors opening onto an enclosed and gravelled courtyard. Upstairs there is a master bedroom with views over the village and extensive fitted storage including wardrobe, drawers and cupboard space. To the rear is a further double bedroom with views over open farmland to the rear and a bathroom with an electric shower over the bath in addition to an airing cupboard. Available now. Pets considered. Deposit equivalent to 5 weeks rent.
Accommodation
A delightful cottage set in a terrace overlooking the village. The property has been refurbished by the present owners and is currently let as a holiday cottage. There is masses of character to the property with flagstone floors on the ground floor and a log burning stove in the sitting room. There is also scope to convert the roof space (subject to the necessary permission). A pretty front door leads into an entrance lobby with flagstone floor and stairs to the first floor. A stripped pine door opens into a generous sitting room with flagstone floor, log burning stove in the feature fireplace and a built-in window seat in the bay window overlooking the village. Beyond the sitting room is a kitchen diner with further flagstones and a good range of wall and base units including a gas hob and electric oven. An understairs cupboard provides useful storage. Off the kitchen diner is a utility room with glazed roof and plumbing for a washing machine with double doors opening onto an enclosed and gravelled courtyard (2.87m x 1.8m). Upstairs there is a master bedroom with views over the village and extensive fitted storage including wardrobe, drawers and cupboard space. To the rear is a further double bedroom with views over open farmland to the rear and a bathroom with an electric shower over the bath in addition to an airing cupboard with gas fired boiler combination boiler for the central heating and hot water.
Outside
To the front of the property there is a small area of terrace and to the rear is a small courtyard.
Location
Wookey Hole is a thriving village within a short drive of Wells with popular pub, village club and, of course, the famous Wookey Hole Caves. The countryside around the village is classed as an area of outstanding natural beauty. Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a vibrant high street with a variety of independent shops and restaurants as well as a twice weekly market and a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose. At the very heart of the city is the medieval Cathedral, Bishop's Palace and Vicars' Close (reputed to be the oldest surviving residential street in Europe). Bristol and Bath lie c. 22 miles to the north and north-east respectively with mainline train stations to London at Castle Cary (c.11 miles) as well as Bristol and Bath. Bristol International Airport is c.15 miles to the north-west. Of particular note is the variety of well-regarded schools in both the state and private sectors in Wells and the surrounding area.
Directions
From Wells city centre follow signs for Wookey Hole via Wookey Hole Road. Follow the road into the village. The property can be found at the end of the lane to the right hand side of the Wookey Hole Inn.
Council Tax Band: B
Accommodation
A delightful cottage set in a terrace overlooking the village. The property has been refurbished by the present owners and is currently let as a holiday cottage. There is masses of character to the property with flagstone floors on the ground floor and a log burning stove in the sitting room. There is also scope to convert the roof space (subject to the necessary permission). A pretty front door leads into an entrance lobby with flagstone floor and stairs to the first floor. A stripped pine door opens into a generous sitting room with flagstone floor, log burning stove in the feature fireplace and a built-in window seat in the bay window overlooking the village. Beyond the sitting room is a kitchen diner with further flagstones and a good range of wall and base units including a gas hob and electric oven. An understairs cupboard provides useful storage. Off the kitchen diner is a utility room with glazed roof and plumbing for a washing machine with double doors opening onto an enclosed and gravelled courtyard (2.87m x 1.8m). Upstairs there is a master bedroom with views over the village and extensive fitted storage including wardrobe, drawers and cupboard space. To the rear is a further double bedroom with views over open farmland to the rear and a bathroom with an electric shower over the bath in addition to an airing cupboard with gas fired boiler combination boiler for the central heating and hot water.
Outside
To the front of the property there is a small area of terrace and to the rear is a small courtyard.
Location
Wookey Hole is a thriving village within a short drive of Wells with popular pub, village club and, of course, the famous Wookey Hole Caves. The countryside around the village is classed as an area of outstanding natural beauty. Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a vibrant high street with a variety of independent shops and restaurants as well as a twice weekly market and a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose. At the very heart of the city is the medieval Cathedral, Bishop's Palace and Vicars' Close (reputed to be the oldest surviving residential street in Europe). Bristol and Bath lie c. 22 miles to the north and north-east respectively with mainline train stations to London at Castle Cary (c.11 miles) as well as Bristol and Bath. Bristol International Airport is c.15 miles to the north-west. Of particular note is the variety of well-regarded schools in both the state and private sectors in Wells and the surrounding area.
Directions
From Wells city centre follow signs for Wookey Hole via Wookey Hole Road. Follow the road into the village. The property can be found at the end of the lane to the right hand side of the Wookey Hole Inn.
Council Tax Band: B
