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Raisey Cottage Combe St Nicholas, Chard, Somerset, TA20 3HN Raisey Cottage Raisey Cottage Combe St Nicholas, Chard, Somerset, TA20 3HN SITUATION room. The kitchen has Oak wall and Raisey Cottage is a spacious recently base units with a one and a half bowl renovated cottage set in the most sink unit, built-in dishwasher, single oven, fabulous location tucked away in the hob and extractor over and there is tiled Blackdown Hills, designated an Area of floors. The dining end has oak flooring, Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are an open fire with limestone surround and numerous opportunities for walking, doors to outside. Door to Rear lobby riding and other outdoor pursuits. The with cloakroom and door to utility room Combe St Nicholas 1 Mile property has no immediate neighbours with sink, units and plumbing for washing Ilminster 5 Miles and despite being rural, is less than a machine. Door to Garden Room/ Bedroom four with a wall of full height Taunton 12 Miles mile from the lovely village of Combe St Nicholas with its post office/store, pub, glazed windows and doors to outside to Jurassic Coast 15 Miles Primary school and other local amenities. make the most of the views from the Ilminster is 5 miles away with day to day property. shopping, doctors and further facilities. The County town of Taunton lies 12 On the first floor there are three double miles North and has further recreational, bedrooms, all having lovely views and the scholastic and shopping facilities. There family bathroom has been beautifully A beautifully renovated is good access to the A303, M5 fitted with freestanding bath, large offset motorway at Taunton and the Jurassic shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC cottage nestled in the coast, at Lyme Regis, is about 15 miles and is half tiled again enjoying wonderful Blackdown Hills with 1.35 South. views. acres and fabulous views. DESCRIPTION OUTSIDE Raisey Cottage has been renovated and A wide sweeping drive is approached extended to a very high standard and through double wooden gates and leads now provides flexible ground floor to a parking and turning area and single • Fabulous Rural Location accommodation with the addition of a garage. There is a stone outbuilding • Recently Renovated & Extended garden room (this could be a fourth measuring 30' x 15' with a cobbled floor and this would be suitable for a number • Spacious Three Bedroom Cottage bedroom). There are oak doors throughout, part oak flooring and the of uses. The property sits within 1.35 • Garden Room property is fully double glazed. The acres of land and is laid to lawn with • Annexe Potential property sits within 1.35 acres of tiered sitting out areas to enjoy the views. land on the slopes of the Blackdown • Detached Garage & Ample parking AGENTS NOTES Hills. There is ample parking, a garage • Detached Stone Outbuilding with and the benefit of a detached stone The property previously had planning Development Potential (STP) outbuilding that has huge potential for a permission for a two storey extension to holiday let/further accommodation provide a larger living room with master • Grounds of Approx 1.35 Acres (subject to the necessary planning bedroom en-suite and dressing room consents). over. This has since lapsed, however, could be renewed following discussions ACCOMMODATION with the local authority. The front door leads into a Porch and DIRECTIONS through to the Sitting Room with stairs Guide price £572,500 rising to the first floor. This is lovely From Taunton head to Ilminster and take spacious room, featuring an open fire the 3rd exit towards Honiton and with limestone surround, French doors to proceed on the A30 for approximately outside and door to kitchen / dining 3.5 miles and turn left into Raisey Lane and after half a mile, bear right and the property will be found on the right hand Raisey Cottage Combe St Nicholas, Chard, Somerset, TA20 3HN These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. 5 Hammet Street, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1RZ 01823 256625 [email protected] stags.co.uk @StagsProperty Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London.
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