Steepholme is a detached period cottage that has been beautifully refurbished by the current owners to provide a three-bedroom family home with a wealth of characterful features throughout. The property benefits from a picturesque rural location, close to the Somerset coast with superb views in all directions.

Slate flooring and exposed timber beams feature throughout the ground floor accommodation, which includes a welcoming sitting room with a dual aspect allowing for plenty of natural light as well as an adjoining dining room. The kitchen has white fitted units to base and wall level, plenty of worktop space, as well as space for all of the necessary appliances. The kitchen enjoys a triple-aspect, making the most of the wonderful views as well as a door that opens onto the gardens. The adjoining utility room provides further useful space for storage and appliances.

Upstairs there are three double bedrooms with one of the bedrooms offering stunning views towards the coast. Also on the first floor is the family bathroom with an over-bath shower.

Local Authority: Somerset County Council
Services: Mains electricity and water. A new drainage system is being installed. Oil-fired central heating.
Council Tax: Band D
Wayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.
Tenure: Freehold
Guide Price: £595,000

At the front of the cottage there is a gravel driveway which provides plenty of parking space and access to the detached garage. There is a large south-facing meadow to the front of the property, while to the side and rear there are further gardens with areas of lawn, various shrubs and established border hedgerow. The property enjoys grounds of approximately 0.56 acres.

Steepholme is situated in a stunning rural position close to the small village of Kilton on the edge of the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and moments from the coast. The nearby picturesque village of Kilve offers a local shop, Post Office, cafe, pub and cricket club. Nether Stowey is also close by and has a thriving community with a primary school, three pubs, a Post Office, local shops, a medical centre and a selection of other facilities, while it is historically connected with the poets Coleridge and Wordsworth, with The National Trust Coleridge Cottage in the village. The town of Bridgwater is 11 miles to the east, with its mainline station and excellent choice of shops, supermarkets and amenities, while Taunton 15 miles to the south, provides further extensive amenities, plus a direct rail service to London Paddington. The beautiful North Somerset coast is just a mile away, while the surrounding countryside provides a wealth of excellent walking, cycling and riding routes.