Location

Enjoying a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion, Crickback Cottage is accessed via a pedestrian path from the bustling High Street with shops, restaurants and pubs.   Amenities within the village include a well-stocked supermarket, master butcher, coffee shop and post office. There are also four public houses nearby, one of which (The Pony and Trap) has been awarded a Michelin star. The village's situation in the Chew Valley offers commuters excellent access to the regional centre of Bristol which is 8 miles to the north and the Heritage City of Bath which is 15 miles to the east. The Cathedral City of Wells, which offers further facilities, is 14 miles to the south. The Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes are close by, notable for their fishing, birdlife, sailing and nature study amenities.

Description

This vacant, semi-derelict cottage represents a wonderful and extremely rare opportunity to create a totally unique dwelling, set off a riverside footpath moments from all the shops, pubs and amenities available in the nearby high street.

Strictly unconditional bids are sought for the freehold property which is offered with immediate vacant possession. Prospective buyers should note that there is no vehicular access to the plot. It can be accessed via the footpath at the end of Dumpers Lane, but parking is extremely restricted and viewers are encouraged to park on Chew Magna High Street and walk down the footpath adjacent to Number 26 High Street.