• Picturesque position close to parish church +
• Offered for sale with no onward chain +
• Well proportioned rooms +
• Character features throughout +
• Beautifully modernised shower-rooms +

A charming period cottage with a sprinkling of "arts and crafts" elegance and well-proportioned rooms, tucked away in a private position near the parish church.

The Property - Offered for sale with no onward chain, this charming cottage is situated in arguably the most picturesque position within the village. Tucked away in a no through lane close to the parish church, it has been extended over the years to create a sizeable home with lovely proportions and just the right balance of practicality and open-plan living.

Accommodation - The entrance hall sets the scene for the rest of the accommodation with timber flooring flowing through to the dining room, pretty beamed ceiling and panelling to the stairs. The spacious dining room is roomy enough for both a dining table and some comfy chairs, ideal as a multi-purpose family living space, with the fireplace and wood-burning stove as a lovely focal point. A wide opening leads you through to a spacious kitchen/ breakfast room with practical large "slate" floor tiles and a range of country-style timber fronted units and solid wood worktops, with integrated dishwasher and space for an electric range cooker. Overlooking the garden, the stable door leads out to the rear and there's a handy internal door to the integral garage, perfect if you would like space for extra freezers and the like.

Across the hall, the living room has been extended in the past to create a light-filled, dual aspect room overlooking and opening onto the rear garden. The first floor accommodation is particularly impressive and includes two attractively modernised shower rooms, one en suite to the master bedroom. Both in the same style, including practical wood-effect flooring and period dual head control showers, they are finished with period style radiators to reflect the era of the property. In addition, the master bedroom has fitted wardrobes and a lovely outlook across the garden and parish church to the rear, whilst there are two more good size double rooms at the front of the cottage and a generous single room also enjoying the lovely rear outlook.

Outside - To the front, the garden is enclosed by a traditional stone wall with wrought iron gate leading onto the flagstone path, flanked by lawn and gravel borders. The block paved carport one side creates a useful undercover area with a rooflight window and overhead light, ideal for parking a small car or useful undercover storage. Double steel and timber doors lead through into the integral single garage. The rear of the garage has additional timber doors allowing useful access to the rear garden without coming through the cottage. The garage also includes an outdoor tap, power and light and a handy door into the kitchen.

At the rear of the cottage is an enclosed garden with a pretty outlook over the grounds of the parish church next door. The area closest to the house is laid to hardstanding with a small stone retaining wall slightly elevating the majority of the garden including lawns, patio areas and gravelled borders. A useful attached stone outbuilding provides useful additional storage.

Situation - The property is tucked away from busy traffic in a pretty location close to the parish church. Ilton is very accessible via Ilminster / Puckington or the A358 and just a few minutes’ drive from the pretty and thriving market town of Ilminster, which offers day to day amenities including a range of independent shops, cafes and supermarkets as well as lots of clubs, societies and cultural establishments such as the Arts Centre and Warehouse theatre. Ilton benefits from facilities including a pre-school and primary school, cricket pitch, public house, village hall and riding stables / livery yard. Not far away is the picturesque village of Barrington famed for its impressive National Trust house and workshops, and excellent pub. Taunton the County Town (9 miles) provides a comprehensive range of recreational, scholastic and shopping facilities, as well as a main line railway station (Paddington line). Yeovil and Crewkerne (with its Waitrose supermarket) lie within a similar distance and have main line railway stations (Waterloo line).

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Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating via boiler located in the utility room. Partial electric underfloor heating to kitchen extension.

Ultrafast broadband is available in the area. Indoors, a mobile signal is likely to be limited but you are likely to receive a voice signal from O2 and Vodafone, or you may prefer to use Wifi calling. A mobile signal is likely outdoors from all four major networks. Information from Ofcom.org.uk

Material Information - As is common, the title register contains mention of various rights and easements and the office is happy to provide a copy of the title register upon request.

The property is approached over a lane leading to the parish church.