An attractive thatched cottage with a wealth of period features. Three bedrooms, two reception rooms, separate study, detached garage and generous gardens extending to approximately 0.32 of acre. Situated in a rural location with far reaching countryside views. No onward chain.



The Cottage dates back to the early 1600’s and retains numerous period features such as inglenook fireplaces and ceiling beams whilst also offering spacious accommodation. The surrounding countryside provides glorious views and is a stunning backdrop to this quaint detached home (not Listed).

The accommodation comprises a spacious entrance hall/boot room which opens directly into the large reception room on the ground floor. This characterful space features solid wood flooring, ceiling beams, inglenook fireplaces at opposing ends of the room and enjoys views across the garden.

From the reception room a door leads into the study, an ideal spot for working from home with a door opening directly into the garden, offering lovely views across the adjoining countryside.
At the far end of the property is the country style kitchen and dining area which features tiled flooring, ceiling beams and dual aspect windows providing plenty of natural light. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base units, integrated electric hob and a Rayburn cooker.

Beside the dining area is a utility room providing space and plumbing for a washing machine along with a door opening to a useful pantry/storage room.

Completing the ground floor accommodation is the third bedroom which features solid wood flooring, a number of Velux windows providing plenty of natural light and an en-suite shower room.

Stairs from the reception room lead to the first floor bedrooms and family bathroom.

The master bedroom is a naturally light and generously sized double room benefitting from built in wardrobes as well as enjoying uninterrupted views across the local countryside.
The second smaller bedroom features wooden flooring and also enjoys the fantastic views across the surrounding fields.

The family bathroom features wall panelling with tiled splashback areas, wooden flooring, a freestanding bath, high level WC and a wash hand basin.

SERVICES & OUTGOINGS
We understand that mains electric and water are connected to the property. Drainage to a septic tank. Heating to radiators (and hot water) via coal fired Rayburn along with additional electric night storage heaters.

South Somerset District Council—Band E.

The hamlet of Hardington Marsh lies in a rural, yet accessible location between Yeovil and Crewkerne. Nearby Hardington Mandeville provides village facilities such as a Public House, post office/shop, church and active village hall. The area has a good community feel with active surrounding villages offering numerous clubs and societies. Both Yeovil and Crewkerne offer a wide range of amenities, including mainline railway stations, Waitrose supermarket in Crewkerne and schooling at all levels. This part of Somerset is known for its beautiful countryside and is close to the Dorset border therefore providing access to the Jurassic Coast.

The grounds of the property extend in total to approximately 0.32 of an acre which wrap around the cottage with the garage and parking area located at one end. A pathway leads into the main garden and around to the front door, beyond which the garden is mostly laid to lawn and features far reaching views across the surrounding countryside.

To the right hand side is a stone built workshop after which the garden extends into a dedicated vegetable growing area, featuring a selection of raised beds along with a greenhouse.

The garden also extends further on the other side of the cottage running behind the garage/parking area. This is mostly laid to lawn featuring a range of mature trees and planted borders and is bordered by a small brook on the south eastern edge. A pedestrian bridge leads over the brook to an additional area of garden offering a private and quiet space to relax and enjoy the rural aspect of the property.