2 bedroom house

DESCRIPTION: Manor House is a unique and characterful property in the centre of the village adjacent to the church. It forms the front part of a larger house that was divided sometime in the 1950s. The house, which is Grade II listed, has recently been fully re-rendered and rewired with chimneys repointed using traditional lime plaster and clay paint throughout.



The accommodation is traditionally arranged over 2 floors with many original features throughout. The rooms to the front of the house are of large proportions with high ceilings. The house benefits from modern oil fired central heating and four oven aga. In addition to the 2 very large bedrooms in the house there is further accommodation in the annex. This is currently used as a store and studio but could easily be renovated into guest accommodation as there is an existing bathroom.



The accommodation in brief comprises; glazed door into Garden Room; quarry tiled floors, pleasant aspect to the Church and surrounding stone walled gardens. Square paned glazed door into Rear Hall; open Sitting Room with Dean Forge wood burner on a blue lias stone hearth with oak beam over, telephone point, TV point, exposed ceiling beams, door into Rear Hall leading to the Utility Room with Grant oil fired floor standing boiler for central heating and hot water, space and plumbing for a washing machine, stainless steel sink with inset into wood effect worktop with double cupboard under. Door into Wet Room; with non-slip flooring, fully tiled walls, W/C, pedestal wash basin, electric heated towel rail, electric Mira sport shower over, Velux window and extractor fan. Living Room; with double aspect view, Minster stone open working fireplace, decorative coving, TV point, telephone point. Inner hall; built in storage cupboard, walk in under stairs storage cupboard. Kitchen; with oil fired 4 oven Aga, electric cooker point, space for fridge freezer, a range of fitted kitchen cupboards and drawers under an oak worktop with inset 1 ½ bowl sink and drainer with mixer tap over, tiled splashbacks. Wide original staircase to first floor with decorative stained glass window to half landing. Bedroom 2; very large double bedroom with views to the Church, built in wardrobes, loft access. Stairs to Master Bedroom; aspect to village high street, built in wardrobes, telephone point and picture rails. Large Family Bathroom; with a white suite comprising cast iron bath, pedestal wash basin, W/C, timber wall panelling, extractor fan and aspect to front.



OUTSIDE: The property is approached over a gravel driveway leading to a circular courtyard which is a particular feature of the property. The courtyard is bounded by a high stone wall with gate formerly giving private access into the churchyard. Adjoining the wall is the traditional hip-gable barn.



Continuing down past the barn there is a large turning and parking area, and garages. The neighbouring property has a designated parking space and a garage. Further on there is the south facing paddock with a Keder greenhouse and vegetable garden. In all, the grounds total just over 1 acre.



DIRECTIONS: From our offices in Swain Street head out of the town towards the A358 Taunton Road. Passing through Williton, and after approximately 1 mile turn right off of the main road signposted Woolston/Stogumber. Proceed towards Stogumber continuing along the road until you enter the heart of the village. Take your first left hand turn into the High Street and follow the road around passing the pub where you will find the property after a short distance on your right hand side.



LOCATION: The cottage is situated in the centre of the picturesque village of Stogumber, approximately 13.5 miles from the county town of Taunton. Stogumber has an excellent community with a highly rated Primary School, a Village Shop/Post Office, a Church, Cricket Club and a Village Hall where a wide range of events are held. The larger village of Williton is just 4 miles away and has a Dentist, Doctors, Pharmacy, Library, Petrol Station, Butchers, Convenience Stores and Vets practice. Taunton provides extensive scholastic and cultural facilities, with access to the M5 at Junction 25 providing easy access to Bristol and Exeter and a mainline rail station.

















Agents Notes: Some of the photographs used by Wilkie, May & Tuckwood have been taken with a wide angled lens to show the property off to its best advantage. Please note the floorplan is for guidance only and is not architecturally accurate.







THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991

The agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor.

References to the Tenure of the Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor.

Marketed by: Wilkie May & Tuckwood, Watchet