A 1790 end of terraced two-bedroom stone built cottage with driveway parking...

"I’ve recently renovated Bramble Cottage into a flowing modern living space whilst keeping its beautiful original features such as stone walls and parquet flooring. Birds and trees by day, owls and stars by night. It really has a beautiful location with a park, allotments, fields and woods on the doorstep. There are so many local communities to get involved with, and a large annual event in the village. This home is idyllic and I hope you’ll enjoy living here as much as I have''

Welcome to 'Bramble Cottage' a stone-built, two-bedroom end-of-terrace cottage dating from circa 1790, featuring driveway parking for two vehicles accessed via a shared driveway, and a private, south-facing garden. The property boasts charming cottage features and an open-plan, free-flowing living space.

Upon entering, there is an entrance area with parquet flooring extending throughout the kitchen and lounge. The lounge is a spacious area characterised by a fireplace, two windows, an exposed stonework feature wall, and wall lights that create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The kitchen includes a fitted range cooker, basin, and shaker-style units with a marble-effect finish worktops. It is equipped with an integrated dishwasher, washing machine, and microwave. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining area features another exposed stonework wall, an under-stair storage cupboard, and a French patio door opening onto the garden. The extension comprises a cloakroom with a high-cistern traditional toilet and a sunroom with three skylights and double-glazed patio doors leading to the private rear garden.

On the first floor, there are two spacious double bedrooms, with built-in cupboards and fitted wardrobes in the master bedroom. The landing leads to a superbly presented bathroom, featuring a walk-in shower, a separate free-standing bath, a distinctive basin, and ceramic tiling throughout.

The property benefits from central heating and double glazing throughout.

The rear of the property offers a fenced, private, south-facing garden with a lawn, a stone pathway, and a stone seating area.

The cottage is located in Clutton village, situated on the eastern edge of the picturesque Chew Valley. Chew Valley Lake is less than a 10-minute drive away, while Bath and Bristol are reachable in approximately 30 minutes via the A39 and A37, respectively. Other nearby towns include Shepton Mallet, Glastonbury, and Wells, all within a 22-36 minute drive. Public transport options are available along the A37, providing connections to Somerset and Bristol.

Clutton itself offers a village hall, the Railway Inn pub, Clutton Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), a nursery, and a church. Greyfield Woods, a short drive away, is renowned for its bluebell woods and waterfall. The village hosts the annual 'Clutton Flower Show' each summer, which attracts visitors from across the UK.

This charming cottage would suit a single buyer or a young family seeking the tranquillity of village life with convenient access to nearby cities of Bristol and Bath.