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" Charming and comfortable Grade II Listed cottage in the heart of Stockland.

Pump Cottage is a charming Grade II listed cottage which got its name from the historic village petrol pump which clearly identifies the property. The accommodation is arranged over 3 floors.

On the lower ground floor is a kitchen⁄breakfast room and a generous sitting⁄dining room. On the ground floor is an entrance hallway and two bedrooms. One of them currently being used as a secondary sitting room.

On the upper floor is the master bedroom with en suite shower room and a family bathroom.

The property further benefits from double glazing and electric heating.

Stockland, a thriving, friendly community is centred on its historic parish church, The Kings Arms pub, renowned primary academy and busy village hall with cricket pitch, tennis court and playground, all within a few minutes walk of this property.

In addition to its idyllic location where you can see the stars and hear the birds sing, it has easy access to the A30⁄303 trunk route only 3 miles away, main line stations to London Waterloo at Axminster or Honiton only 6 miles away, high speed links to London Paddington via Exeter and Taunton only 30 minutes drive away, together with access to M5 and Exeter airport. Chard, Honiton and Axminster are roughly equidistant and are well served with local retailers, major supermarkets, educational, medical and leisure facilities. The Jurassic Coast at Seaton is only 20 minutes away and there is great walking, cycling and riding, right on your doorstep.

The parking is located at the side of the property, mainly laid to hard standing providing off street parking for 2 vehicles and with gated access to the rear garden.

The rear garden is spilt into sections with a paved patio area adjacent to the rear of the house, enclosed by wood panel fencing with gated access to the side. From here a decked area spans the stream running through the garden and through some mature trees to the main garden. The garden is mostly laid to lawn edged by a great variety of mature shrubs and trees, raised beds and timber storage⁄potting shed. From the bottom of the garden there are views of Stockland Church and to the rear are views over countryside. "