A wonderfully characterful three double bedroom period home, perfectly positioned close to local schools, the town centre and the coast. This charming property combines original features with thoughtful modern updates, creating a warm and inviting home that’s ideal for family living. Ross Loves - "This is one of those homes that just feels right the moment you walk through the door. Full of warmth, character and light, it’s a classic period home that perfectly balances charm with practicality. The kitchen-dining room is a real highlight – bright, stylish and social – while the long garden, double garage and proximity to schools and the coast make it a perfect choice for family life." From the moment you step inside, the charm and personality are undeniable – with stripped wooden floors, original doors, fireplaces and picture rails throughout, this home retains the grace of its period heritage while offering contemporary comfort. The entrance hall leads to a bay-fronted living room, complete with feature fireplace and recessed shelving, the perfect spot to unwind. A second reception room offers flexible use as a playroom, study or formal dining room, while at the rear of the property lies the showpiece – a substantial kitchen and dining space. Cleverly designed with a large glass roof over the dining area, modern cabinetry, cork flooring and an exposed brick feature wall, it’s a striking yet practical heart of the home. There’s also a downstairs WC and an additional room currently used as a pottery, offering fantastic versatility as a utility, studio or hobbies room. Upstairs, a spacious landing leads to three generous double bedrooms, including a superb principal bedroom of impressive proportions. The family bathroom is well appointed, featuring both a separate shower and a bath – perfect for busy family life – along with a large airing cupboard housing the boiler. Outside, the rear garden is long and full of character, with a mature apple tree and a large decked terrace ideal for al fresco dining or relaxing in the sunshine. There’s side access, and at the far end of the garden you’ll find a double-length garage/workshop with power, lighting and an electric door, providing fantastic storage or creative space. With motivated sellers and priced to attract attention, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a much-loved family home that blends period charm, practical space and a superb Watchet location. Material Information - Tenure - Freehold. Council Tax Band C. EPC ordered and awaited. Type/Construction - Semi - detached, standard construction, Brick and rendered elevations, under a pitched tiled roof. All mains services are understood to be connected, gas central heating. The property benefits from a double length garage and ample on street parking. To understand mobile phone and broadband coverage/availability in the area please use the following link - https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker. For information relating to flood risk in the area, interested buyers are advised to use the following link - https://www.gov.uk/check-long-term-flood-risk. The postal code for the property is TA23 0DQ.