Compton Bishop, Somerset. BS262HJ
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The cottage is detached and at the end of a small lane.
The Old River Axe runs past the bottom of the Garden.
The ground floor consists of a small entrance hall (off which is a downstairs loo) leading to a reception room which is part of the large kitchen. There is a lounge with a woodburner, the stairs lead off from the corner of the lounge behind a door.
The upstairs has three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Rackley is unfurnished but includes fixtures and fittings etc. Some of the furniture in the pictures will be going with my present house mate. It has central heating fired by fuel oil.
The accomodation will consist of a double bedroom and the run of the rest of the cottage and garden.
The monthly rent is £550 inclusive of utility bills and rates.
A seperate telephone line exists but is not included.
There is a broadband connection which can be shared but is also not included in the rent.
It is 18 miles from Bristol and 10 minutes from the M5.
Crook Peak as seen from Wavering Down
Rackley Farm Cottage is in the center.
The interior downstairs
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The garden in summer
Friends swimming in the river from the end of the garden.
Swans, amongst a host of other birds, are frequent vistors. An otter has also been spotted, although only twice in the past two years.
The cottage from down stream.
Roe Deer in the garden, not a common occurence but lovely to see.
The cottage as seen from the half way up the hill to the peak.
Rackley Cottage in the snow.
Morning mist covers the village of Compton Bishop taken from Crook Peak.
Sun rays over Bridgewater Bay taken from Crook Peak. The hills in the far distance are on Exmoor.
