Initial price	£650,000
25/07/24	£625,000
Price Change	-3.85%

This charming stone detached cottage, dating back to the 1600s, is nestled on the edge of Shepton Mallet and retains many period features. The property boasts a flagstone floor kitchen with a range cooker, granite work surfaces, and a Belfast sink. The main reception room features a stunning inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, while the second reception room is currently used as a bedroom but could be used as a sitting room or dining room. The first and second floors offer four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and beautiful views of the gardens. The property has been updated with new double-glazed windows, a new boiler and heating system, and recently redecorated bedrooms. The enclosed walled garden to the front has a stone outbuilding that could be converted into a home office, and there is parking for at least two cars to the rear. The cottage is situated in a peaceful and secluded position, with easy access to Shepton Mallet town center, the Mendip hills, and nearby cities such as Wells and Bath.