A stunning period home, refurbished to an excellent standard. Sat within a sizeable and attractive plot, neighbouring rolling countryside.

Myrtle Cottage is an immaculate example of a period home which perfectly blends original character with modern charm. Having been originally constructed in approximately 1850, the home has more recently received complete refurbishment by the current owners. Sat within a stunning plot, surrounded by rolling countryside, the home should be viewed to be fully appreciated.

Internally the accommodation is arranged over two floors. An entrance porch leads into a hallway. An attractive tiled floor leads through the ground floor, whilst oak doors provide a wonderful finish throughout the entire home. At the end of the hall is the kitchen, which is fitted with a bespoke range of contemporary wall & base units, with a range cooker. A door leads into the dining room, with a pedestrian door leading to the patio and garden beyond. To the right is an inviting and cosy lounge, offering a fireplace with wood burner inset as a centrepiece, with French doors again leading to the patio. The rear side of the home is south-facing, meaning that these areas are filled with an abundance of light throughout the day. Completing the accommodation on this level is a ground floor w/c, accessed from the hall, along with an under-stair storage cupboard which also houses plumbing for a washing machine.

To the first floor are three bedrooms, each of which are doubles, and a family bathroom. The main bedroom sits to the rear of the property, with a range of fitted wardrobes along one side and a view towards the Quantock Hills. The second bedroom again enjoys these views via dual aspect windows. The third bedroom can be used flexibly, as whilst suitable for a double bed, the third bedroom is currently utilised as an office / spare bedroom to good effect. Finally, the family bathroom is fitted with a contemporary three piece suite, with shower over bath, round countertop hand basin and tiled surround.

There are a vast number of external attributes throughout Myrtle Cottage. To the front of the home is off-road parking and a large single garage. The garage itself is fitted with light, power and water, whilst accessed via an up-and-over door to the front and pedestrian door from the garden. The rear garden is an entirely enclosed and private space which faces south, ensuring sunlight throughout the day. A spacious patio adjoins the home, leading to a large lawn area with mature shrub borders. To the rear side of the garden is a selection of raised beds, whilst there is a modern & attractive studio to one side, which enjoys light, power and insulation. The current owners utilise the space as a home office, gaining internet access via a mini hub for WiFi.

Myrtle Cottage is situated on Knighton Lane, a no through road close to the hamlet of Burton and the larger villages of Shurton and Stogursey. The property lies approximately 9 miles to the north-west of Bridgwater, close to the north Somerset coastline and the nearby village of Stogursey offers a good range of village amenities including primary school, post office and stores etc. The property is a short drive from the Quantock Hills designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within which many rural pursuits can be enjoyed. The home is within a half hours drive of the County Town of Taunton. Bridgwater offers three major supermarkets, along with excellent road links via the M5 motorway junctions 23 & 24 and the A38. With the town itself offering a good range of day to day amenities including secondary schooling. Taunton is a large commercial centre offering a more comprehensive range of retail, scholastic and leisure facilities.