Property description

Nestled in the historic part of Clevedon between the town and estuary. Believed to have been built circa 1630 (one of the oldest homes in the town), this Grade II listed thatched cottage offers vast character typical of the era it was built and set within 1/7 acre.

Situation
Located within a short walk of shops and amenities, Whiteladies cottage is set within mature gardens and is perfect for those looking for countryside living. Clevedon is a vibrant costal town and a civil parish of North Somerset. With Poets Walk on your doorstep which takes you to the seafront which includes ornamental gardens, a Victorian bandstand and the iconic Clevedon Pier built in 1869 which still hosts festivals, fireworks, art shows or just a brilliant location to enjoy the spectacular sunsets over the severn estuary in summer. The town is well served with many services, amenities, shops and supermarkets.

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Schooling is available locally from infant to comprehensive level. There is a well supported cinema, library and a modern sports centre with swimming pool. A superb array of good restaurants and pubs. Locally the Golf, Yacht and rugby and football clubs are well supported. Clifton, Bristol is approximately 13 miles away and there is good access to the motorway network via Junction 20 of the M5.

Description
Nestled in the historic part of Clevedon between the town and estuary. Believed to have been built circa 1630 (one of the oldest homes in the town), this Grade II listed thatched cottage offers vast character typical of the era set within 1/7 acre.Arranged over two floors the ground floor comprises sitting room with feature beams, charming inglenook and wood burning stove, study off with double aspect, inglenook and log burning stove. Located to the rear of the property is a large kitchen / breakfast / garden room perfect for enjoying the view over the garden and woods beyond. The third bedroom is serviced via the downstairs shower room.

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As depicted by the floorplan the two upstairs bedrooms have a double aspect overlooking the front and rear, with vaulted ceilings and are serviced by the modern downstairs bathroom. Agents NoteThe property has the benefit of no onward chain.

Outside
To the side, the property is approached via double gates and offers parking for two vehicles with steps down to the side entrance. The mature landscaped rear garden has been well thought out to offer privacy and seclusion. Mainly laid to lawn with a mixture of shrubs, fruit trees and evergreens border the property. The patio well located off the garden room provides a perfect place for alfresco dining. To the corner of the plot is a well positioned Studio (11' x 10'9) with light and power, a perfect space to work from home.

Directions
Continue out of the town centre along Old Church Road towards Marine Lake and passing the Community Cinema, taking the left fork and continuing on Old Church Road and taking the second right where the road quietens onto the older part of Old Church Road passing the post office the property will be located a short distance along on the right hand side.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Roderick Thomas, their clients and any joint agents state that these details are for general guidance only and accuracy cannot be guaranteed. They do not constitute any part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and floor plans are to give a general indication only and are not measured accurate drawings. No guarantees are given with regard to planning permission or fitness for purpose. No apparatus, equipment, fixture or fitting has been tested. Items shown in photographs are not necessarily included. Purchasers must satisfy themselves on all matters by inspection or otherwise. VIEWINGS - interested parties are advised to check availability and current situation prior to travelling to see any property.

Property Features :

• Desirable Location
• Grade II listed
• 17th Century Cottage
• 3 bedrooms
• Open plan Kitchen / Breakfast/ Garden Room