6, Castle Street, Bridgwater, TA5 1LN

Positioned within a tucked-away location and accessed from Castle Street, within the historic centre of Nether Stowey, this impressive detached cottage exudes charm and character.

The accommodation comprises three bedrooms, a first-floor bathroom, a generous lounge, a well-appointed kitchen/diner and a practical utility room.

Outside, the property boasts an attractive and well-stocked rear garden featuring a variety of flowers and shrubs, along with lawned and seating areas.

Accommodation Tucked away off Castle Street and approached through a quiet courtyard, this characterful home welcomes you via a stable door into a spacious kitchen/diner.

The ground floor also offers a cosy lounge, a rear lobby, and a practical utility room. Upstairs, three bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom lead off the first-floor landing.

The rear garden is a real highlight, offering a charming mix of lawn, seating areas, and flower beds, with a wooden shed to remain, with convenient side access.

On-street parking can be found along Castle Street.

Location The historic village of Nether Stowey has many facilities, including a library, shop, restaurant, butchers, three public houses and Quantock Medical Centre.

The Quantock Hills offer a wide range woodland and moorland walks.

Slightly further away, the bustling market town of Bridgwater offers a wider range of amenities and has excellent transport links to the M5 motorway and mainline rail link.

Additional Information Tenure: Freehold Estate/Management Charge: No - The property is located within a conservation area.

EPC Rating: D Council Tax Band: C Utilities Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Electricity Supply: Mains Mains Gas Supply: Yes Central Heating: Yes - Gas Flooding No Flooding in the last 5 years.

Flood Information: Broadband & mobile coverage For an indication of specific speeds and supply or coverage in the area, we recommend that potential buyers use the Ofcom checkers below: Conservation area Nether Stowey features a designated Conservation Area focused on its historic village centre, with additional areas covering the Stowey Court/St Mary's Church complex and The Mount (a scheduled 11th-century motte-and-bailey castle).

It is known for its high-quality historic character, and developments are subject to strict planning controls, including considerations for bat species and ecological impacts.