• A charming, three bedroom, freehold, end of terrace cottage +
• Nestled in the heart of the sought after village of Bleadon +
• Occupying an elevated position offering a pleasant outlook over roof tops and village beyond from the first floor rooms +
• Private and enclosed garden +
• Superb garden / storage room +
• Flexible, light and bright kitchen, dining and living areas +
• EPC Rating E53, Council tax band C. Freehold Tenure. +

Welcome to this charming, three-bedroom, freehold end of terrace cottage located in the heart of the sought-after village of Bleadon. Nestled within this idyllic setting, the property immerses you in a picturesque environment. Enjoying an elevated position, the first-floor rooms boast delightful views of the village and rooftops. The private and enclosed courtyard style garden adds a touch of tranquillity, providing the perfect space for relaxation, with a covered storage area and a useful store/garden room. Timber steps lead up to a tremendous decked area ideal for entertaining and relaxing. The kitchen, dining, and living areas are flooded with natural light, creating a flexible and inviting space for everyday living. This cottage boasts an abundance of charm and character blended with a contemporary feel. Being placed within the charming country village of Bleadon is most desirable for prospective residents. Local facilities include Bleadon village country store & Post Office, a cafe, two garages, a hair and beauty therapy centre, three pubs providing food and drink and fortnightly visits from the mobile library. Doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries are found at nearby Weston-super-Mare. The hourly daytime bus service will take you directly to nearby Weston General Hospital in ten minutes and on to Weston town centre ten minutes later. The 700-year-old church of St Peter & St Paul stands proudly at the heart of the village and welcomes all to its regular services. The thriving Coronation Hall has a full events calendar; rarely a day goes by without some social activity in the two halls. Alongside you’ll find a delightful little children’s play area, plenty of free parking and a popular purpose-built youth club. Within minutes of leaving the Coronation car park you can be walking one of many delightful footpaths that will lead you around the Parish. From demanding climbs to the top of the Mendips, an area of outstanding natural beauty, to easy-going riverside trails. For the commuter there is access to the M5 at Junction 21 for those travelling North, but there is also access to the M5 at Junction 22 for those who are travelling South. Railway stations at Weston-super-Mare and Weston Milton are also accessible.
EPC Rating E53, Council tax band C. Freehold Tenure.