A charming and spacious period residence situated on the edge of this desirable village. Gardens and allocated parking. No onward chain.

The Cheese House is an attractive period family home nestled within a new development on the edge of this desirable Quantock Hills village. The property was once part of a thriving cheese manufacturing plant which ceased trading a number of years ago and is now the sought after Cricketers development. The property is offered to the market with no onward chain.

The spacious accommodation has been upgraded and improved over more recent years and briefly comprises; a gated front garden with pathway to the front door and an additional door to the front both of which provide access into the property. There are two reception rooms currently set up as a sitting room and a living room, both with fireplaces and overlooking the front elevation. An L-shaped hallway gives access into the well-proportioned fitted kitchen with a modern range of units, along with a range style cooker and a useful larder/pantry. A patio door opens out to the rear garden. Further along the hallway is a shower room, two storage cupboards and a staircase rising to the first floor landing. At the end of the landing is a shower room and doors provide access into the 4 double bedrooms; two of which have ensuites.

Outside, the garden to the rear is low maintenance being laid to patio and gravel, providing a perfect space for alfresco dining and summer entertaining and all enclosed with panel fencing and a rear gate. To the front, the garden is laid to lawn. Parking is in front of the property and there are two allocated tandem spaces.

An early viewing is strongly recommended to fully appreciate this lovely family home in a pretty village setting.

The property is situated within the new Cricketers development on the edge of the village of Nether Stowey. The village hosts a comprehensive range of amenities to include a well respected primary school, medical centre, post office, two convenient stores, garage and the ancient church of St. Marys. There are also three public houses. Communications include the M5 motorway (access at Junctions 23 and 24) being approximately 8 miles away at Bridgwater. Taunton, the county town of Somerset is within a picturesque 10 mile drive hosting a more comprehensive range of retail facilities along with three noted public schools and the county cricket ground. A mainline rail link is also available with direct trains to London Paddington. The village of Nether Stowey nestles within the Quantock Hills and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is well renowned for its excellent outdoor pursuits.