Description
Charming semi detached period cottage offering a wealth of character set in a central village location with good access to local amenities.
The Property - 2 Wisteria Cottage is the quintessential village property built of stone elevations under a traditional slate roof. This picture-perfect home is beautifully framed from the lane side with low stone walling and an established wisteria spanning the full width of the cottage. We believe that the property was formally one residence and was separated from the adjoining cottage many years ago to form two individual dwellings. 2 Wisteria Cottage was then improved with a two storey extension which blends seamlessly into the original façade. This picturesque home includes an abundance of character features and quirks which one would hope for from a home of this period.
Accommodation - The well appointed layout provides a pleasant formal arrangement with two attractive reception rooms. The dining room features a beautiful, tiled fireplace while the main sitting room enjoys a dual aspect with double doors leading out to an enclosed garden. For those colder evenings the main focal point is the woodburning stove. The kitchen has been fitted with a wide range of individual cottage style units including a butler sink and wooden work surfacing. There is a solid fuel oven, which has been left in situ for its attraction together with a conventional electric integral oven and space for additional white goods. To the first floor are three good size bedrooms and family bathroom including a white suite with shower over the bath.
Outside - From the lane a pillared gateway leads to the gable storm porch and a pretty brick paved front garden with mature shrubs and gated access to the garden. The enclosed garden sits besides the house and is mainly lawned with a paved seating area and garden shed. Outside water supply and light.
Situation - The property forms part of an attractive street scene and is set opposite Tatworth Primary School. The village of Tatworth is some 3 miles to the southwest of Chard and 5 miles to the north of Axminster. The village offers a good range of local amenities, bus links, small supermarket/post office shop, public inn and church. Sporting facilities are available at the playing fields, including football and tennis. Chard caters for all daily needs with a choice of major supermarkets, smaller retailers, educational and leisure facilities and the traditional market town of Axminster benefits from an intercity rail service (London Waterloo). The county town of Taunton is some 16 miles to the north with access to the M5 motorway and the World Heritage Jurassic Coast is within 10 miles at Lyme Regis.
Directions - What3Words
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Services - Main electric, gas, water and drainage.
Superfast broadband available.
There is mobile network coverage in the area. Please refer to Ofcom's website.
Local Authority - South Somerset
Tel : 01935 462462
Council Tax Band D
Material Information - The property is at very low risk from flooding from rivers and seas, and surface water. Please note that the property does not provide off road parking.
