The property is a deceptively spacious period cottage with a rich history, offering potential for an annexe/apartment income opportunity (subject to permissions). It is spread over three floors and features three bedrooms, one en-suite, a family bathroom, a kitchen/dining/living room, a study/bedroom 4, a utility room, and a cloakroom. The cottage retains many period features including an inglenook fireplace and has the added benefit of two courtyard gardens, gas-fired central heating, and is approached via a stone pillared entrance with decorative wrought iron railings. Elements of the cottage are Grade II listed, including the stone balls on the gate posts, the cornice under the guttering, the quoins, and other architectural details. The seaside town of Minehead, known as the gateway to Exmoor National Park, is close by and offers a range of amenities, schools, and access to the attractions of West Somerset and North Devon. The cottage's gardens are low maintenance and provide privacy and an al-fresco dining area.