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"A charming period cottage situated on the edge of this popular hamlet. Attractive gardens, garage and parking.


West Sloway Cottage is an attractive terraced residence in a desirable semi rural location. We believe that this period home dates back to the late 17th century and is steeped in charm and character with Inglenook fireplace, window seats, and beamed ceilings, along with all the modern day comforts.
The spacious and beautifully presented accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises; a front stable door opens into the well proportioned dining room with feature fireplace, opening into the kitchen and door leading through into the living room. The living room overlooks the front garden and has a charming fireplace with woodburning stove. The kitchen is well fitted with a contemporary range of wall, base and drawer units along with display cabinets, wood worktop and complimentary tiling. There is a built in fridge freezer and space for further appliances; the range cooker is available by separate negotiation. From the kitchen, there is a useful rear lobby with stable door opening out to the rear garden.
On the first floor you will find three bedrooms; the principal bedroom has built in wardrobes and bedroom 3 has a built in cupboard. The accommodation is completed with a beautiful family bathroom which includes a freestanding roll top bath and large corner shower.
An early viewing is strongly recommended to fully appreciate this lovely cottage in a pretty setting.

The property is located in the hamlet of Stretcholt between the popular coastal town of Burnham on Sea and the commuter town of Bridgwater. Access to junction 23 M5 is within a few miles distance, giving excellent commuting links to Bristol & Taunton. The nearby towns of Bridgwater and Highbridge both offer a mainline railway station. There are a good level of shopping and leisure facilities at both Bridgwater and Burnham on Sea and the latter has the benefit of a popular sea front and Esplanade. Bristol Airport is approximately 25 miles distance.

The L shaped garden to the rear is predominantly laid to lawn and nicely enclosed with a variety of mature hedges. There is a useful shed and an area at the rear of the garden which is an ideal vegetable plot and a perfect space to house chickens. A patio area is tucked away at the end of the garden and provides a perfect space for alfresco dining and summer entertaining, capturing the evening sunshine. This area also features two lovely apple trees and a plum tree. A gate leads to the carport and garage which has lighting and power with a gravel area that provides additional parking. To the front, steps lead up to the garden gate which opens through to a lawned area with abundant plants and shrubs and a slate chipping pathway. This area is holds the sun throughout the day. The garden boundary is defined by herbaceous borders, panel fencing and stone wall. An additional parking space can be found directly in front."