Three bedroom period cottage tucked away in a peaceful, secluded rural location and set in mature private gardens of approximately 0.5 Acre.
EPC: Band E
Council Tax Band: E

Believed to have origins dating back to the early 18th Century, Four Bottles is a most charming and unique country retreat offering peace and privacy in an unspoilt rural setting.

Mainly stone built with many hamstone mullions set beneath a tiled roof, the property benefits from oil fired central heating with a brand new external boiler and double glazing set in hardwood frames.

The accommodation is comfortable and welcoming, entered through a heavy timber door into an entrance lobby that leads ot a well fitted kitchen with electric Aga and bespoke units with separate utility area off.

This in turn leads to a cosy sitting room with impressive inglenook with inset multifuel stove and features exposed stonework and timbers and beautiful wood panelling.

This room opens into a snug and from here glazed doors give access to the garden room with feature stonework and gothic style windows.

The first floor accommodation is accessed via two separate staircases and on one side provides a lovely double aspect master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and access to the garden, a very generous second bedroom and a shower room.

The other staircase leads to a delightful guest suite of double bedroom and en-suite bathroom.

The most notable feature of this unique country property is the idyllic setting and the beautiful secluded garden. From the public highway the cottage is approached over an unmade track (bridleway status) that leads to a parking area and single garage and continues to double gates where a steep driveway drops down to further parking and a double garage/workshop.

A wide stone staircase leads down to the garden which has been established over the last 20 years with well stocked borders including lavender and rose beds, mature shrubs and trees, neat lawns and fruit trees.

There is a productive kitchen garden with large polytunnel and greenhouse and other outbuildings include a stone and tiled studio, potting shed, implement shed and covered storage.

The ultimate country retreat in a very special setting.

Pets by negotiation.

Council tax Band: E
EPC Band: E

Holding Fee: £369.00
Deposit: £1846.00

Please note that rent is payable in advance.

Fees apply;
• Holding deposit; £369.00: equivalent to one weeks rent. This payment will be deducted from the first month’s rent or paid back to the tenant via bank transfer once referencing has been completed and a tenancy start date agreed. Please see our terms and conditions for more details.
• Late payment of rent; 3% above the Bank of England base rate which, after 14 days can be backdated to the day rent was due.
• Any alternations/variations to the tenancy agreement; £50.
• Early termination fee (with landlords consent) £360.
• All charges are inclusive of vat.
A property cannot be held in reserve until all relevant monies have been paid.
The holding deposit is non-refundable if the tenancy does not go ahead due to the tenants providing false or misleading information, pulling out or failing the right to rent check. Details will be put in writing to the tenants within 7 days of the application not proceeding.
Additional fees which may apply;
• Any keys or security devices that are lost during the tenancy will be charged to the tenant.

Four Bottles is situated in one of the most attractive, peaceful and unspoilt areas of East Devon, close to the borders of Somerset and Dorset, in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The villages of Chardstock and Membury are about 2 and 3 miles away respectively, each with a primary school and church and a shop and nearby 'gastro pub' at the former. A wider range of facilities can be found at Chard about 4 miles, and Axminster 5 miles, Honiton is about 11 miles. The County town of Taunton is approximately 16 miles with a comprehensive range of cultural, educational and shopping opportunities, whilst Exeter is within 30 miles, again with a superb range of amenities. There is M5 access at Taunton and Exeter, both with mainline rail to London Paddington, and there is an international airport at Exeter. The A303 is within about 6 miles to the North. The highly regarded Colyton Grammar School is within about 10 miles. The area is particularly good for walking or riding, with a variety of footpaths, bridleways and quiet lanes.