Bush Road

There is something rather special about a cottage that gives you all the character you hope to find in a village home, without asking you to take on years of renovation.

Ross loves - "The quality of this beautiful renovation: a wonderfully sociable kitchen, cosy sitting room with its gorgeous fireplace and a bathroom of dreams, complete with its very own well. Character, style and thoughtful detail in every corner."

At 2 Bush Road, exposed stone, timber beams and characterful fireplaces sit alongside a beautifully considered, contemporary interior. The result is a home that feels established and full of personality, yet fresh, stylish and ready to enjoy from the moment you arrive.

The sitting room is made for slower evenings: lighting the fire, settling in with a book and watching the light fade across the countryside beyond. The separate dining room gives the house another wonderfully sociable space, whether it is used for unhurried breakfasts, family suppers or dinners that stretch late into the evening.

The kitchen has been finished with the same thoughtful eye as the rest of the cottage, creating a practical and attractive heart to the home. Even the bathroom feels memorable, with luxurious fittings, marble tiling and its very own exposed and lit well.

Upstairs are three bedrooms, each enjoying views over the open countryside of the Quantock Hills.

Outside, the private garden has been thoughtfully created for relaxing and entertaining, with two porcelain-paved seating areas positioned to soak up the sunshine and enjoy the uninterrupted outlook across the adjoining fields. A generous gated driveway provides plenty of off-road parking - a genuine rarity for a character cottage and one that makes this home every bit as practical as it is appealing.

Spaxton sits at the foot of the Quantock Hills, surrounded by countryside that invites you outdoors. Weekends can begin with walking boots by the door and end back beside the fire, while the village itself offers a primary school, community shop, excellent pub, village hall and church. Both Bridgwater and the county town of Taunton are within easy reach, offering a broader range of shops, schools, leisure facilities and transport connections.

This is a cottage for buyers who love the romance of village life but do not want the accompanying list of jobs: beautifully renovated, full of warmth and character, with countryside views and the rare luxury of generous parking.

Material Information - Tenure - Freehold. Council Tax Band B. EPC band D. Type/Construction - Terraced, standard construction, rendered elevations, under a recently replaced pitched tiled roof. Mains electricity, water & drainage. Heating from two log burners. The property benefits from off road parking for at least 5/6 cars.
The neighbouring properties have a right of way over part of the driveway to reach their garage and their rear gardens.
There is a minor flying freehold over a small area of landing at the top of the stairs.
During the renovations, the owners undertook a very small extension to the bathroom which was completed by reputable builders, however no building regulations sign off was obtained for this.
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The postal code for the property is TA5 1BX.

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