Positioned in the heart of the picturesque village of Hinton Charterhouse, this Grade II listed terraced cottage offers contemporary comfort within one of Somerset’s most characterful historic settings. Believed to date back over 400 years – and thought to be among the oldest homes in the village – Mulberry Cottage has been lovingly refurbished throughout by the owners, carefully preserving its heritage while creating a warm, practical home for modern living. The owners say, ‘we were immediately drawn to its safe, nest-like feel and the combination of tranquillity and easy access to Bath, Frome, direct trains to London and Babington House.’ Arranged across three floors with the added benefit of a cellar, the cottage offers flexible, well-balanced accommodation. The ground floor includes a sitting room and study to the front, with a kitchen/dining space, shower room and conservatory to the rear. The upper floors provide three bedrooms, including two doubles, with the top-floor bedroom enjoying an en-suite and views across to the White Horse from its window seat. The home is described by the owners as ‘a bit of a Tardis’, with further potential to enhance and utilise spaces such as the cellar. Outside, the southwest-facing cottage garden has been thoughtfully maintained to create a private and peaceful retreat. ‘The terrace provides the perfect setting for evening drinks, and we particularly enjoy the sensory calm of the space, from sunsets over the garden to the distant sound of cricket in summer.’ Hinton Charterhouse is a thriving and welcoming village with a strong community feel. Amenities include a well-regarded village shop and Post Office, two excellent pubs and access to outstanding local schooling, both state and independent. The surrounding countryside offers exceptional walking directly from the doorstep. With its remarkable history, thoughtful updates and exceptional village setting, this is a home designed for comfort, character and connection – somewhere to enjoy the slower pace of country life while staying close to everything.

‘Mulberry Cottage is incredibly easy to live in, warm and functional, but also a beautiful space to spend time with family and friends.’

‘It’s hard to choose a favourite room, but the sitting room – with its striking fireplace and roaring wood burner – is somewhere we love to settle into. Equally special is the conservatory in the early morning, sitting quietly and watching the sun rise.’

‘We’ll miss the incredible sense of community here – kind neighbours and a village where people genuinely look out for each other.’


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