Hidden in a quiet cul de sac on the edge of Watchet, within an easy walk of the pretty town, marina and the West Somerset steam railway station, a spacious home converted from a barn.
To one side, an enclosed garden with lawn, flower beds and suntrap gravelled area (picnic table, barbecue).
Doniford Beach, 1 mile; Helwell Beach (fossils), 20 minute walk.
Inside, wonderfully light, beautifully presented and welcoming.
From the large hall (small cloakroom with loo, cupboard with washing machine), 2 steps up to kitchen/dining room (dishwasher, microwave, fridge-freezer, electric range-style cooker/gas hob) with table/chairs seating 8 and door to glazed lean-to.
Large living room with vaulted ceiling, ‘living flame’ gas fire, leather sofas, TV/DVD/PVR, iPod dock and French windows to garden.
Three bedrooms - a pretty double (5' bed) with en suite bathroom (suite with separate shower, bidet), and two smart twins (footboards).
Bathroom (suite, shower over bath).
Sleeps maximum of 6 plus 1 baby.
A very lovely hidden gem of a cottage in a great spot for exploring this lively town and interesting Somerset coastline.
Watchet: little old town (shops, restaurants, pubs, esplanade, museum, fishing trips), once a harbour where Coleridge is said to have met his ancient mariner, now a marina with pleasure boats.
Station on Britain's longest steam railway between Bishop's Lydeard and Minehead (seaside resort, 6 miles).
Sandy beach at Blue Anchor, 3&
189; miles.
The Quantock Hills, 3 miles.