Rockwell Green, Wellington, TA21

This delightful and well presented 2 bedroom cottage is situated in a terrace of similar style cottages on the approach to Rockwell Green and has some lovely features, with the further benefit of uPVC double glazing, gas fired central heating and a larger than average garden.

The accommodation comprises in brief; front door leads through to the sitting room, and what is immediately evident is the style and charm of this comfortable home with its fresh decoration, wooden flooring and fireplace. A doorway leads through to the kitchen which comprises of a range of wall and base units and a adjoining door that leads out to the larger than average garden which is predominantly laid to lawn.

The stairs leads to the first floor landing and in turn to all principle rooms with two double bedroom and a shower room.

Outside, the garden lies to the rear of the property which is fully enclosed, an ideal suntrap given its Southerly aspect, a perfect area for sitting out and entertaining.

A viewing comes highly recommended to appreciate all that this lovely home has to offer.

LOCATION: The property sits amongst a collection of similar cottages within a terrace on the approach towards Rockwell Green with a wide range of amenities available at Rockwell Green to include post office, 2 shops, butchers, fish & chip shop, and a popular italian restaurant. Wellington town itself offers an excellent selection of shopping, educational and recreational facilities to include a good range of both independently run shops and larger national stores such as the well renowned Waitrose.

There is a regular bus service to outlying villages and to the County Town of Taunton which is approximately 8 miles distant. The M5 can be accessed via Junction 26 outside the town.

Wellington itself stands between the River Tone and the Blackdown Hills and is steeped in history with associations to the ‘Iron Duke’ of Wellington who is renowned for his military exploits. The well-known landmark, Wellington Monument was built to celebrate the Duke’s victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo. Wellington is also mentioned in the Doomsday Book and later
featured in the defeat of the Monmouth Uprising.