• Stone built barn conversion +
• Grade II* listed +
• Pretty National Trust village +
• Delightful views towards Dunkery +
• Sitting room with open fire +
• Lovely kitchen/dining room +
• Study/bedroom 3 +
• 2 double bedrooms +
• Bathroom & sep W.C +
• Electric heating +

This most appealing attached stone barn conversion is situated in the pretty National Trust village of Selworthy within the Exmoor National Park close to superb woodland walks and within a few miles of the coast. The property offers generous accommodation of great character and charm with the comforts of electric heating.

The accommodation is arranged over two floors and in brief comprises; part glazed entrance door to a reception hall off which is a sitting room with open brick fireplace and a study/third bedroom. The kitchen/dining room is a lovely size room with views towards Dunkery and is fitted with a range of cream coloured base units with spaces under, roll edged working surfaces with stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, part tiled surrounds, peninsular bar, plumbing for washing machine, walk in pantry and part glazed stable door to outside.

A staircase from the kitchen/dining leads to the first floor landing with a range of built in cupboards and airing cupboard. The principal bedroom is a large double aspect room with views towards Dunkery and original beams, window seat, open brick fireplace, feature stone and leaded window and exposed floorboards. The second bedroom enjoys similar views and has a built in wardrobe and to complete the accommodation there is a separate W.C with wash basin and a bathroom fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite with electric shower over the bath, second low level W.C. and tiled floor.

OUTSIDE
To the front of the cottage is a wide grass pathway with flower and shrub borders with a private slightly raised paved patio at the side with parking space and pedestrian gated access out into the lane.

SERVICES
Mains water, drainage and electric.
From Minehead proceed on the A39 towards Porlock and after approximately three and a half miles take the right hand turn signposted Selworthy. Proceed up the lane into the village where the property will be found on the right hand side towards the top end of the village behind a high stone wall.