4 Bedroom Terraced House

Charming 3 storey mid terraced cottage in the heart of Axbridge
4 bedrooms, with two on the top floor, two (including master) on the second floor
1 family bathroom on the second floor
Ground floor toilet
Kitchen and living room on the ground floor
Small garden to rear, suitable for patio or planter beds
Traditional period features, character and comfortable “cottage scale” living

You enter into a cozy hallway which leads directly to the living room a warm, welcoming room, with exposed beams, natural lighting from large window bays and an original fireplace ideal for relaxing. Beyond that lies the kitchen, fitted with a mix of units, worktops and an original log burner whilst also having space for a dining table. The kitchen has access to the small rear garden, creating potential for family gatherings/BBQ’s in the summer months. There is also a ground floor toilet at the end of the kitchen by the back door so guests/relatives have easy access from either inside or out.
Climbing to the second level, you’ll find the master bedroom, a comfortable double with plenty of space for storage or a dressing table. A second double bedroom ideal for guests or relatives staying. The family bathroom is also on this floor and is fitted with a bath, wash basin and WC.
The top floor comprises two further bedrooms perhaps smaller singles or suitable for children, a study, or additional guest use.
To the rear is a compact garden, perfect for those wanting a manageable outdoor space ideal for container gardening, a small patio with seating or a modest green sanctuary. The garden is enclosed, offering privacy and a sense of retreat from the town.
The front faces onto The Square, giving it a central and historical feel, with access directly into the heart of Axbridge.

This property is in a great position right in The Square. Surrounded by historic buildings, shops, cafés and community life. The Square is the focal point of the town, lined with charming period features and a real sense of local character. The Axbridge Town Hall is on The Square itself. The nearby King John’s Hunting Lodge, a timber framed 15th century building now operating as a museum, sits close by and adds to the historic charm.
Axbridge is known for its community events: farmers’ markets, local festivals and a vibrant calendar of cultural and heritage activities. In terms of everyday convenience, you will find independent shops, cafés, pubs such as The Lamb Inn and The Oak House and local services all within short walking distance. For leisure and nature lovers, you are well placed for walks into the Mendip Hills, for cycling along the Strawberry Line that passes near Axbridge. Also close is the Cheddar Reservoir, a scenic spot for walking, birdwatching and enjoying the countryside.

Bus services: Axbridge is connected via regional bus routes. For example, the 66 bus (Bakers Dolphin) runs through Axbridge with a published stop in The Square.
Road connectivity is good, the A371 passes through Axbridge, linking with Weston super Mare, Cheddar and further into Somerset.
Bristol Airport is within convenient driving distance, making travel abroad feasible. While public transport is serviceable, many residents rely on a car for convenience, especially for commuting or reaching more remote destinations in rural areas.

This four bedroom, three storey cottage in The Square, offers a rare blend of period charm, town centre convenience and manageable garden space. With a kitchen and living room on the ground floor, a master bedroom, second bedroom and bathroom on the second floor, and two further bedrooms on the top floor, the layout is flexible and family friendly.

Council Tax
£2981 Approx
Band: E
Somerset Council