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| £725PCM 2 | Furnished | Ref 3057 |
Bridgwater |
***NOT TO BE MISSED*** We are pleased to offer this beautifully presented two bedroomed semi detached cottage situated in Kilve. Feature open fireplace with log/coal burning stove. Original features. Furnished to an extremely high standard throughout. ***VIEWINGS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO APPRECIATE THIS BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY ***
The accommodation has been updated to an extremely high standard yet still retains a number of original features. The property comprises sitting room with wooden flooring and original character beams, stunning feature open fireplace with log/coal burning stove, modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room with built in oven and hob and dishwasher again with wooden flooring and with a raised area leading onto rear garden areas. An open staircase leads to the first floor which comprises two bedrooms and modern bathroom with corner bath.
To the rear of the property, there is a decking area, utility room with washing and drying facilities. Beyond this is a concrete barbeque area which leads onto a very private garden which is predominantly laid to lawn and extends to approximately 100ft and to the rear of this there is parking for two cars.
ACCOMMODATION:
Ground floor:
Entrance
Sitting room
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
First floor:
Master Bedroom
Bedroom 2
Bathroom
LOCATION:
Jays Cottage is situated on the A39 between Bridgwater and Minehead, at the foot of the Quantocks, approximately 9-miles west of Bridgwater and is within staggering distance of The Hood Arms, a famous 17th century coaching inn with real ales, fine wines and delicious locally sourced food.
For a small village, Kilve has much history and interest to please almost everyone. And who can resist Kilve Beach, a sight from pre-history with coastal cliffs that are striated with layers of colors from the oil-bearing shale to yellow and brown lias; wave cut layers of rock lining the shore with its other worldly appearance; rock pools and many quartz veined pebbles abound. This is one of the most beautiful beaches to be found, however this north facing beach is to be treated with care, as the tides on the North Somerset coast have some of the greatest ranges in the world. It is always advisable to check the tides and weather prior to taking your beach excursion. With care and respect for the natural forces that prevail, you will have a wonderful experience which will bring you back time and again in the future.
The settlements are actually little enclaves, one with cottages on the hillside, another lies to the east of the village where a narrow lane joins Sea Lane, with foot trails leading out from the car park at the end of the lane to the coast. This small picturesque coastal community which was once a smuggler's haven is currently a geologist's paradise as the beach at Kilve is a Site of Special Scientific Interest with spectacular rock formations and an excellent place for families to take their children fossil hunting with ammonites and reptile remains in abundance
Office Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday: 08.30a.m. - 5.30p.m.
Saturday: 09.00a.m. - 12.30p.m.
Tel: 01278 444514 |
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