The Street, Wanstrow, Wanstrow, BA4

Bridge Cottage is set slightly back from the road with off-street parking available for around two cars. The front door opens into a very spacious  kitchen/dining room with dual aspect views, bathing the room in light. The kitchen is of excellent quality and includes a range of wall and base cabinets in shaker style topped with beautiful granite worktops. There is an integrated oven and gas hob in addition to the dishwasher and ample storage. There is space to comfortably have a large table and chairs, perfect for family life and for those who enjoy entertaining. A door from the kitchen leads out to the rear gardens.

The living room is a really lovely area and features an impressive inglenook fireplace with a wood burner stove inset. This takes centre stage and acts as a great focal point for the room. There is plenty of space for furniture and some handy built in storage.

From the living room a door opens through to the sun room which looks across the gardens. Unlike a conservatory, this area includes a solid roof and good insulation via the stone walls and is therefore a really usable space all year round.

Upstairs there are three good sized bedrooms, the master having built-in wardrobes, an en-suite shower room and views across the fields. There is another double with more built-in storage and a single room with large window. The hallway benefits from a south facing window. The family bathroom is light and airy, with white sanitary ware and a large bath. Further storage space is accessible in the loft. 

Outside there is comfortable parking for two cars to the front. Side access leads to the back garden where there is an established south-easterly facing garden, with patioed seating area, planted borders and access to the small stream at the far end. Beyond the garden there are open fields and expansive views. There is also a small shed.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Oil fired central heating. Mains electricity, water and drainage. Private gas bottles.

Wanstrow is situated approximately six miles from the historic market town of Frome which offers a range of shopping facilities, a leisure centre, cafés, hospital, and a medical centre. The village of Wanstrow benefits from a farm shop and café at Redwood Rare Breeds at the Bruton end of the village. There is a church, public house, a weekly pop-up post office in the village hall, Pilates and yoga classes and various other events and groups plus a monthly mobile library. Bruton is just five miles distant and offers the popular Hauser and Wirth restaurant, art centre, shops, and the famous Newt in Somerset. The beautiful Georgian city of Bath is approximately eighteen miles. Westbury, which has its main line train station, is approximately eleven miles away offering services to London.