Tucked away in the heart of the village of Shipham, this charming period home offers flexible living spaces and attractive gardens, making it ideal for families or anyone seeking village life with modern comforts.

Approached through an arched trellis, the recently fitted composite front door opens into a welcoming hallway with original tiled floor and understairs cupboard.

To the left is the sitting room, featuring a replace with inset wood and coal burner, fitted units to either side of the chimney breast, and a UPVC sash window. To the right, the dining room has a recessed replace with tiled surround and mantel and opens directly into the kitchen, creating a practical, family friendly layout.

A characterful original glazed door from the hallway provides direct access to the kitchen, which is fitted with a range of units, contrasting worktops, a freestanding electric double oven and an integrated dishwasher. From the kitchen, a door leads to the utility area with external access and a downstairs WC, while another door on the other side of the kitchen opens into a versatile second reception room with an inset electric fire and the option to reinstate a real fire, ideal as a playroom, study or snug.

Upstairs, the landing, with sash window, has access to the partly boarded roof space and leads to the four bedrooms all with UPVC sash windows. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and drawers. The main bathroom includes a pristine white suite, separate shower cubicle, bath and vanity unit, with a generous airing cupboard completing this floor.

Outside
To the right of the property lies a secluded seating area, with steps rising to the main garden. This raised space, set attractively within a stone wall, provides a lawn, a large patio and a variety of established shrubs and flower borders. To the left, a gated block-paved driveway provides ample parking, leading to a further lawned area with mature planting and an insulated, double-glazed home office ideal for home working throughout the year. A paved path continues around to the rear, where a useful workshop/utility area with lighting and electrics completes the property.