Charming Village Stores & Tea Room with Accommodation

Access to the living accommodation can be either through the store or via an external door thus enabling the accommodation to be securely isolated from the business. The accommodation is particularly spacious and offers a wonderful family home.

The stairs lead to the landing and Bedroom 1, a double with room for a large wardrobe, the room benefits from UPVc double glazing and a radiator.

Shower Room fitted with laminate flooring, wash basin, toilet, shower, UPVc double glazing and radiator.

Dining Room, a spacious room with capability of easily seating 8 people, fitted with laminate flooring, UPVc double glazing and radiator.

Kitchen, fitted with built in fridge freezer, built in dishwasher, double oven, work top incorporating a five ring hob and plenty of cupboard space.

Bedroom 2, a large double room fitted with laminate flooring, built in wardrobes, radiator and UPVc double glazing.

Office, small room with custom built desk space and shelving.

Bedroom 3, double room enjoying a wonderful view of the village, fitted with carpet, radiator, UPVc double glazing and room for a wardrobe.

Living Room, a large room, fitted with laminate flooring, gas fire, radiator, two UPVc double glazed windows, a beautiful wooden spiral staircase leads to the large

Family Bathroom, fitted with carpet, the room benefits from fitted cupboards, two separate washbasins, toilet and shower, UPVc double glazing and radiator. The loft area is also accessed from the spiral staircase and is partly floored.

The village of Nether Stowey is situated at the foothills of the Quantocks in Somerset. The village is within easy commuting distance to the towns of Bridgwater, Wellington & Taunton, home to the county cricket club as well as numerous top-rated private schools. The local community is made up of people who both live in the village as well as those who are employed at the Hinkley Point C project.

In the surrounding area can be found numerous notable buildings such as Stowey Court, Coleridge Cottage, Poole House and the clock tower all of which attract tourists and ramblers throughout the year.