Stepping through the front door into the entrance hall, the history and individuality of this captivating home is immediately evident. The reception hall features a recessed fireplace and cast-iron stove, with a hidden disused staircase secreted behind stripped pine doors. The bright south facing sitting room has a more modern feel with rustic brick hearth and timber mantle. What was once the cow stall is now the dining room with wooden flooring, feature fireplace, and space for dining table and other furniture. Across the hall is the beautifully finished, hand-built kitchen with solid granite worksurfaces, fitted with a range of wall and base units, an Aga, Belfast sink, and integrated appliances. The kitchen, which looks out over the back garden to the Mendip Hills, opens into a breakfast area providing space for a dining table and benefits from a door and window to the front of the property. A tranquil garden/craft room, a useful boot room/utility and a cloakroom complete the main living area downstairs in the main part of the house.The four individual double bedrooms, which have a stripped back contemporary feel but with the warmth of well-loved period home, are upstairs. There is a smart en-suite shower room to one of the bedrooms and the other three bedrooms share a family bathroom. There is ample storage and the potential to connect through to the annexe.The property benefits from two annexes. The integral annexe is accessed via the kitchen and boot room, and via an external door to the rear of the property. The light, spacious, double bedroom is on the ground floor with en-suite facilities. Stairs lead up to a living space which has potential for a kitchen area. There is a annexe in the front garden which offers possible income from air B&B or could possibly provide home office or studio facilities.
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A delightful former farmhouse situated in a quiet position at the end of a small no through road. Large gardens, detached stone barn.Boleshay is a fabulous period former farmhouse quietly situated at the end of a no through lane and yet in the heart of this sought after village. The original part of the property no doubt dates back several centuries, although the property is not listed. The current owners extended the property in the early 1990s, adding considerable square footage to the accommodation at both ground and first floor levels, together with adding an integral double garage. This delightful period property has a particularly homely feel, ideally suited for family life with outstanding outside space to the rear.The accommodation is arranged over ground and first floor, cleverly designed with twin staircases giving independence, if required, yet interconnecting which will prove useful for a younger family. There are many period features within the original section, to included flagstone flooring in certain rooms as well as an original fireplace.SERVICES & OUTGOINGSWe understand that all mains services are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating.Somerset CouncilBand EThe sought after village of Hardington Mandeville lies in a rural, yet accessible location between Yeovil and Crewkerne. Bishops Lane is a no through road, servicing a limited amount of properties and being situated directly off the village's high street. Village facilities include a Public House, post office, church and active village hall.Hardington has a good community feel with this being an active village with numerous clubs and societies. Both Yeovil and Crewkerne offer a wide range of amenities, including mainline railway stations, Waitrose supermarket in Crewkerne and schooling at all levels, including the independent Perrott Hill School which is to be found a short drive away in the village of North Perrott.This part of Somerset is known for its beautiful countryside and is close to the Dorset border therefore providing access to the Jurassic Coast.Boleshay's garden lies to the rear, enjoying both southerly and westerly aspects which will therefore allow the garden to experience sunshine during the majority of the day and evening. The whole plot extends to 0.23 of an acre, predominantly comprising mature lawned gardens with numerous outbuildings to include a large greenhouse on a stone base, an original stone shed with internal WC and hand basin, whilst in the top corner of the plot is a former byre that provides excellent storage for garden machinery, etc.This stunning garden features a wide range of flora and fauna together with specimen and native trees, a former fruit cage, rose beds, and a small pond and fountain.Of particular note and located at the front of the property is a substantial single storey stone barn measuring 34ft x 11ft (min) that offers conversion possibilities for a variety of uses (subject to the usual planning consents). The barn has a pitched and tiled roof together with light and power internally.
This charming cottage is situated in a secluded but central position within one of the areas most sought after villages. The property is in excellent condition and retains many period features. There is the recent addition of an annexe and a versatile garden studio.
HOUSE FOX ESTATE AGENTS PRESENTS... This stunning country-set 5 bed detached house was converted in 1991 and offers a wealth of space, wood panelling, exposed beams and even a bespoke kitchen made from 1 whole tree. The property is located at the end of country lane access and has remote electric gates to the front beside the double garage with remote roll up doors. A long driveway then snakes through the front grounds, past a large pond and leads to an integral double garage with parking. Entry to the house can be from the front or rear and both sides have large garden areas. The official front entrance has glass covered verandas to each side of a large portico with double doors entering into a grand entrance hall with an impressive wood staircase to the first floor and a large round-topped window overlooking the rear gardens. To the left is a good sized living room with a 6' wide open fire place and french doors opening onto the glass covered veranda area which in turn has a door leading into the conservatory to one end of the house. The kitchen and dining area are connected to each other and the bespoke solid oak kitchen was actually made from 1 whole tree and offers marble work surfaces and a large inset range-style cooker. From the kitchen there is a useful utility room which has washing machine and a stainless steel sink/drainer. The rear door is located by the utility where also can be found a cloakroom with WC and shower, a door to the integral double garage, and stairs leading up to a very impressive 33' bedroom with a huge window to one end overlooking the countryside. Upstairs back in the main house there are 4 further bedrooms with one having a large walk-in cupboard and a generous en suite offering a suite of WC, wash basin and disabled-style walk-in bath. To the outside the grounds are mostly laid to lawn and there are various out-buildings including an ex-kennels building, the double garage by the main gate, a large timber shed housing the oil tank, a further timber shed housing the ride-on mower and a round timber store shed. Please note that heating is oil powered, the drainage is on septic tank and the solar panels are owned by the house..
A wonderful opportunity to purchase a four bedroom detached house with a substantial self contained annexe perfect for multi-generational living. Whilst this provides an ideal opportunity for independent living for elderly parents/grandparents to be close to family members, it is also a great way for grown-up children to have their own space whilst they save up for their own home. There is also the potential to link the annexe by means of a small extension to create a large family home. This impressive property is set in approximately 1.22 acres of gardens and paddock which enjoys stunning far reaching countryside views towards Alfred's Tower. The main house has attractive natural stone elevations with brick detailing under a slate roof fitted with solar panels generating free electricity. There is a spacious sitting room with a natural stone fireplace, reception hall/snug which opens to the dining room and kitchen providing a modern open plan living space ideal for everyday family life. Utility room, boot room, four bedrooms, bathroom and separate shower room. The self contained annexe was converted from a natural stone barn to create a wonderful independent home with a living room opening to a paved terrace with delightful countryside views, fitted kitchen, wet room and bedroom on the ground floor whilst the first floor provides a huge open plan attic room with many uses including additional bedroom/studio/homeworking office. Outside there is generous off road parking, formal garden, paddock and summer house. We strongly recommend an internal viewing of this versatile family home. LOCATION: North Cheriton is a popular village in beautiful countryside on the edge of the Blackmore Vale, lying south of the A303, a couple of miles south west of the small, historic market town of Wincanton and within easy reach of Bruton, Castle Cary and Sherborne. A wide range of commercial, cultural, sporting facilities and amenities are on offer in the surrounding area, with a good choice of excellent state and independent schools. Holton has a church and a public house and there are many more country pubs and restaurants to be found in neighbouring villages. There is easy access to the A303 (London/Exeter) just over a mile away and two mainline rail links to London are within a short drive. The first runs from Templecombe to Waterloo and the second from Castle Cary to Paddington. MAIN HOUSE GROUND FLOOR Composite front door with glazed inserts to: ENTRANCE HALL: Radiator, double glazed windows to side aspect, stairs to first floor and opening to: LOUNGE: 14'5 (max) x 11'3 A cosy room featuring an attractive brick fireplace with fitted wood burning stove, smoke detector, radiator, understairs recess, dual aspect double glazed windows and opening to: DINING ROOM: 14'6 x 10'3 This is a sociable room positioned between the lounge and kitchen. Two radiators, cupboard housing oil fired boiler, wide opening with breakfast bar to kitchen, and door to lobby/boot room with Belfast sink and radiator. KITCHEN: 9'9 x 9'1 Inset 1¼ bowl single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboard below, further range of matching wall, drawer and base units topped with a work surface, space and plumbing for dishwasher, double glazed window with delightful far reaching views, larder and door to: UTILITY ROOM: 7'8 x 6'4 Inset single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboard below, radiator, space and plumbing for washing machine, fitted storage cupboard, double glazed window to side aspect and door to: CLOAKROOM: Low level WC, wash basin, radiator and double glazed window. SITTING ROOM: 21'9 x 14'6 Natural stone fireplace with flagstone hearth, two radiators, dual aspect double glazed windows, display alcove and double glazed French doors to the rear garden. From the entrance vestibule stairs to first floor landing. Radiator, smoke detector and hatch to loft. FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM 1: 11'8 x 11'1 Two double glazed windows to front aspect and overstairs recess. BEDROOM 2: 14'7 (max) x 11'6 A spacious double bedroom with radiator, double glazed windows to front aspect, built-in double wardrobe, fitted cupboard with shelving and drawer unit. BEDROOM 3: 9'10 x 9' Radiator and dual aspect double glazed windows enjoying views over the garden. BEDROOM 4: 9'9 x 6'9 Radiator, dual aspect double glazed windows and built-in double airing cupboard housing hot water tank and shelving for linen. BATHROOM: Panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled to splash prone areas, radiator and double glazed window. SHOWER ROOM: Shower cubicle, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, radiator, double glazed window and tiled to splash prone areas. ANNEXE Double glazed front door with side screen to: ENTRANCE HALL: Understairs recess with space for a desk providing a study area. LIVING ROOM: 15'6 x 13'4 This is a delightful open plan room with wonderful far reaching views over the garden and countryside beyond. Bi-folding doors open to a paved terrace ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining, two double glazed windows to side aspect, two radiators, smoke detector, smooth plastered ceiling with downlighters and vinyl plank flooring. Opening to: KITCHEN AREA: 13'7 x 7'8 (narrowing to 6'3) Inset sink with cupboard below, further range of matching shaker style wall and base units with work surface over, heat detector, tall unit with built-in oven, two ring ceramic hob, drawer unit, vinyl plank flooring and space for fridge. BEDROOM 1: 12'1 x 8'9 Radiator, smoke detector, smooth plastered ceiling and dual aspect double glazed windows. WET ROOM: Low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, shower, fully tiled walls, extractor, smooth plastered ceiling and double glazed window. From the hall/living room stairs to first floor. FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM 2: 33'6 x 13'8 This is a versatile room which extends the full length of the property. Double glazed windows to front and rear aspects, two veluxe windows, smoke detector, radiator and storage cupboard. OUTSIDE To the front there is an easy to maintain front garden fronted by a natural stone wall. A five bar gate gives access to generous off road parking with additional parking next to the annexe. To the rear there is a large formal garden being mainly laid to lawn which leads down to a paddock of approx. 0.73 acres. There is also a paved terrace providing the ideal spot for al fresco dining and entertaining. SERVICES: Mains water, electricity, drainage, oil fired central heating, solar panels providing free electricity, and telephone all subject to the usual utility regulations. COUNCIL TAX BAND: F TENURE: Freehold
DESCRIPTIONA stunning, four bedroom character property with a detached one bedroom annex, set in attractive gardens within the ever desirable village of Priddy and benefitting from gorgeous countryside views. The property has been modernized and beautifully enhanced by the current owners to create a wonderful open plan kitchen/dining/sitting space, perfect for families and entertaining alike. The house is within easy reach of Bristol, Bath and Wells whilst also being moments away from rural walks in an area of outstanding natural beauty. A stained glass front door opens into the central hall with ample space for shoes, coats and providing access to a downstairs cloakroom with w/c with wash hand basin. The kitchen/dining/family room is the hub the home with underfloor heating, wood burner and a pretty aspect looking over the front gardens. The kitchen comprises a range of fitted units topped with granite and quartz worksurfaces. A central island provides both additional worksurface space whilst also being utilised as a breakfast bar for 4 people. All of the appliances are integrated with a double electric oven, warming drawer, electric hob, dishwasher and wine fridge. The dining area can comfortably accommodate a table for eight to ten people, along with space for comfortable seating - making it a brilliant room for entertaining. Adjacent to the kitchen, is the utility room with additional storage, plumbing for both a washing machine and tumble dryer along with access to the front of the house. From the kitchen is the garden room, a fabulous dual aspect room with bi-folding doors and views onto the large patio and the gardens beyond. The room has an array of features with exposed stone walling and a vaulted ceiling, allowing an abundance of natural light. From the main hall is the formal sitting room with a wood burner as the focal point, a view over the front garden and exposed wooden beam. The sitting room is large enough to create a comfortable seating area along with a play area or home office area if desired. Stairs rise to the first floor which features three double bedrooms and the main family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from a wonderful aspect looking out over countryside, towards the village Church. This spacious double room also has the benefit of a fully tiled ensuite shower room with a large shower, toilet, wash hand basin and heated towel rail. Two further double bedrooms can be accessed from the landing, both being good sizes and having views. The fully tiled family bathroom comprises; a bath with shower above, toilet, wash hand basin and heated towel rail. Occupying the whole of the second floor is is a further spacious double bedroom with ensuite shower room. A dual aspect room with ample natural light and gorgeous countryside views. The arrangement of the bedrooms allow the option for the principal suite to be on either the first or second floor, leaving the remaining ensuite bedroom as a guest suite.Within the ground of the property is a one bedroom detached annex which has had multiple uses over the years, including additional accommodation for family and friends. The Annex is currently being used as an AirBnB which has proved popular over the years. The annex comprises an open plan, kitchen/dining/sitting room with an array of units, electric oven and hob and views to the front of the property. The bedroom is a spacious double with an ensuite shower room. To the front of the annex is a patio area, perfect for outside dining for guests with views of the village Church in the distance. OUTSIDEApproaching the property is the pretty front garden laid to lawn with trees, shrubs and flowers and pathway leading to the front door. A driveway provides off road parking for two to three cars. The generous, enclosed rear garden has been transformed by the current owners with a large area of lawn, raised beds, a wild flower meadow and wooden shed for storage. Bi-folding doors open from the garden room to reveal the beautifully finished patio with wooden pergola above, a wonderful social area for outside dining and entertaining. The gardens are enclosed with hedging and stone walling with an access gate between the house and annex.LOCATIONPriddy is a popular and vibrant village, centred around the village green and situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) on the southern slopes of the Mendip Hills, approximately 4 miles from Wells. The village boasts a Church, a well-supported public house, a primary school, village hall, farm shop with butchers and cafe, and is famed for its annual village fayre and folk festival as well as many other events throughout the year. There are numerous countryside walks from your doorstep including the National Trust run, Ebbor Gorge along with Deerleap offering panoramic views towards the Somerset coast.Nearby, the picturesque City of Wells offers a range of local amenities and shopping facilities with four supermarkets (including Waitrose), as well as twice weekly markets, cinema, leisure centre, a choice of pubs and restaurants, dentists and doctors, several churches and both primary and secondary state schools.There are also many highly-regarded independent schools (Prep & Senior) within easy reach, such as All Hallows Prep School, Downside School, Wells Cathedral School and Millfield School. For those travelling by train, Castle Cary station (which has direct services to London Paddington) is situated only twelve miles away. Both the City of Bristol and the Georgian City of Bath, a World Heritage Site, are located just 20 miles away and easily accessible.TENUREFreeholdHEATINGOil fired central heatingSERVICESPrivate drainage via septic tank, mains water and electricity.LOCAL AUTHORITYSomerset CouncilCOUNCIL TAXBand 'D'EPC RATINGRating - To be confirmedVIEWINGStrictly by appointment with Cooper and Tanner. Tel: DIRECTIONSProceed out of Wells on the A39 Bristol Road. After approximately three miles, turn left signposted Priddy and continue until reaching the village for approx. 2 miles. Continue through the village, across the village green and past the church on your right hand side. Take the next right into Nine Barrows Lane where the property can be found a little further along on the right.
An imposing and exceptionally spacious six-bedroom Victorian era home of over 4200sq.ft, sitting within grounds of circa half an acre. This multi-faceted property boasts a wide range of quality outbuildings, from animal shelters to leisure and commercial in nature, offering all the space that a large family could need.ACCOMMODATION:Formal entry is found at the front elevation, where the truly imposing nature of this period villa is apparent, and the kerbside appeal is most evident. However, everyday access is likely to be from the rear, where our vendors have created a practical arrangement to suit busy family life. This entrance is sheltered by an oak-framed storm porch and opens into both the main reception hall and a boot room, to kick off those wet boots and clean muddy paws. The feeling of space and grandeur is immediately obvious from the high ceilings, wide staircase and cornicing in situ. All three reception rooms feature fireplaces and dual-aspect double glazed sash windows/doors, and the two principal sitting rooms retain wooden window shutters, ceiling roses and cornicing. The formal dining room is particularly impressive in its proportions and could easily host even the largest of family gatherings, while informal meals are easily catered for in the spacious kitchen/breakfast room, which is fitted with a bespoke range of stylish fitted wall and base cabinetry, including a centre island, granite worktops and twin bowl sink and drainer. Integral appliances include an oil-fired Aga, dishwasher, coffee machine and microwave, with further provisions for a Range style cooker and American style fridge/freezer. Completing the ground floor is the large and versatile utility room, hosting a plethora of everyday appliances and providing useful storage within a comprehensive range of fitted cabinetry. We envisage this also proving to be a great hobby space, with further work surfaces and drainer sink in place. An enclosed cloakroom to one corner provides a ground floor WC for guests.On the first floor, a wide and partially galleried landing leads to six bedrooms of fantastic proportions, most accommodating large beds, seating areas and a wide range of furniture, with space to spare. Even the 'smallest' sixth bedroom would offer a comfortable double room in the majority of households, while the exceptional master bedroom features a wide array of fitted furniture and a well-appointed en-suite shower room. A particularly generous family bathroom and a further shower room at the opposite end of the landing serve the remaining bedrooms.
Just completed, this impressive Grade II Listed barn conversion offers particularly well balanced, charming and generously appointed accommodation. With great attention to detail, this home briefly comprises a light and spacious entrance hall with oak staircase and oak doors off. There is a study with French door into the garden, a cloakroom, plant room, tv room/snug and a spacious sitting room with log burner, patio doors to the garden and a dual aspect. The hub of the home will undoubtedly be the stunning kitchen/dining room with vaulted ceiling, numerous wall and base units with Quartz work surfaces, built in appliances including a Range cooker, American style fridge/freezer, induction hob and a dishwasher. There is an island with space for seating and patio doors out to the garden. A door then leads to a large utility with further Bosch appliances, units with Quartz worktops and French door to the outside. On the first floor there is a landing with vaulted ceiling, the master bedroom has a dressing room off and stairs leading to a well appointed en suite. There are two further bedrooms, one with an en suite, the other being served by a family bathroom. An oak staircase then leads to the second floor, where the fourth bedroom can be found with bathroom adjacent.Tax Band F
A beautifully presented period village house, Listed Grade II, with a garden studio and delightful gardens.Once part of the Holcombe Court Estate, The Dower House is certainly one of the most important houses in the village. The property has been greatly improved to a high standard by the present owners, yet retains many of the hallmarks of period detail making it worthy of its Grade II listing. The house provides elegant and beautifully decorated rooms and stands behind spiked railings. The front door is protected by a lead canopy porch and leads into the reception hall with limestone floor, and an attractive staircase to the first floor. The drawing room is charming with two high small-pane sash windows with plantation shutters and looks out onto the garden. The handsome marble fireplace has a woodburning stove and there are archways on either side of the fireplace. The dining room has a similar fireplace with a stone mantlepiece and open flue, an oak floor, window with window seat and a door leading to the kitchen. The inner hall has a small-pane glazed door to the garden, cloaks area with coat hooks and hat shelf and a shower room with Aqualisa shower, wc and wash basin. The sitting room is found at the front of the house with a window looking down through the village, recessed wooden shelving and a wood burning stove. The kitchen is well fitted with a range of oak wall and floor mounted cabinets originally made by David Chappell of West Buckland, near Wellington. There are granite work surfaces and a two oven oil-fired AGA set into a mantlepiece surround. An opening leads into the garden/breakfast room which has a vaulted ceiling, sash windows and a door leading out to the terrace, and an old fashioned walk-in pantry. From the reception hall, a turning staircase leads to the first floor on its way passing an elegant arched small-paned window with shutters. The principal bedroom has a barrelled ceiling, two windows with shutters enjoying lovely views, and a fireplace with period marble mantlepiece. Arch topped doors lie either side, one opening to a shelved cupboard, the other to the en suite dressing room with ample hanging space and shelves and the bathroom having a pedestal wash basin, rolltop bath, recessed shower, wc and bidet. There is a window with shutters leading to the outside. One guest bedroom is found at the front of the house and an inner landing leads to the family bathroom being well fitted with panelled bath, shower with rain shower head, wc and bidet and wash basin. There is also a built-in airing cupboard. A further guest bedroom with original art nouveau fireplace also looks out to the front and has a barrelled ceiling. The fourth bedroom has a window overlooking the rear garden. Tax Band: G
HOUSE FOX ESTATE AGENTS PRESENT... Substantial equestrian property with 20 acres, 10 stables, full-size arena, and self-contained attached annex. Situated in the sought-after village of Mark on the prestigious Southwick Road some thirty miles south of Bristol comes the rare opportunity to acquire this one off property which comprises firstly of a sweeping driveway with formal gardens to the front. A separate driveway to the side of the farmhouse leads to the equestrian facilities, three large garages, a hay barn, a tack, and feed room, and parking for a substantial amount of vehicles.The original property dates back to circa 1760 and was extended in 1890. It offers the following accommodation, Orangery, reception hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, study, cloakroom, utility room, master bedroom with ensuite and dressing room, three further bedrooms, main house bathroom, annex with bedroom, sitting room, full kitchen and large shower room, gym leading to laundry room.
An exceptional development and renovation opportunity with a positive Pre-Planning Application response from Somerset Council. Lower Farm comprises a substantial four bedroom Grade II listed farmhouse with adjoining orchard, three-bedroom cottage and a range of traditional stone barns.Available as a whole or in three lots.SITUATION Lower Farm is situated along a quiet no-through lane in the desirable village of Limington, within the administrative area of Somerset Council. Located nearby to Ilchester and the Royal Naval Town of Yeovilton, Limington offers a parish church and the Lamb and Lark Inn public house, a popular spot for dining, attracting guests from far and wide. The neighbouring and larger village of Ilchester (1¼ miles) provides most local needs with a number of shops, two hotels, two public houses, a doctor's surgery, a dental practice and a fuel station/convenience store. Both Yeovil and Sherborne are within an easy drive where a comprehensive range of shopping, business and cultural facilities can be found along with an excellent collection of restaurants, public houses and cafes. Yeovil benefits from a number of sporting facilities including several golf courses in the area, Yeovil Town Rugby Club and Yeovil Town Football Club. There are extensive opportunities for equestrian sport and active sailing clubs are based at Sutton Bingham Reservoir.Being close to the borders of Dorset and the gateway to the Jurassic coast, you will find yourself within easy access to some of the most beautiful rural and coastal areas in the UK.THE SITEThe site is accessed at various points directly from Mill Lane, a quiet no through lane, via gateways. The site adjoins residential properties to the north, south and west and is surrounded by agricultural land to the east. It extends, in total, to approximately 2.37 acres (0.96 ha).PLANNINGGreenslade Taylor Hunt's Planning Team have recently undertaken a PreApplication with Somerset Council with regards to the proposed conversion of the existing agricultural barns to residential dwellings. Further information from the selling agent. LOTTINGLower Farm is available as a whole and in three lots. The lots are shown on the lotting plan which is enclosed for your attention. Lot 1 is outlined red, Lot 2 is outlined Blue and Lot 3 is outlined green on the plan. The plan is shown for identification purposes only and is not be relied upon. Interested parties are invited to discuss alternative proposals with the selling agents with regards to lotting if they so wish.LOT 1 FARMHOUSE AND RANGE OF TRADITIONAL BARNS WITH ORCHARDThe Farmhouse is a detached Grade II Listed, four-bedroom dwelling that is in need of complete renovation throughout, but offers the potential to create a characterful and substantial family home in a rural setting. The construction of the property comprises traditional stone walls beneath a pitched slate roof.The accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises: the Entrance Hall leading through to the Kitchen, Lounge with attractive original fireplace and stairs rising to the first floor, Drawing Room with large bay window and exposed beams, Diary Room and door into the Dining Room which is full of natural light from its high ceiling and large window that pleasantly overlooks the garden to the rear. Stairs from the hallway rise to the first floor which currently comprises a Landing area leading to four spacious Double Bedrooms and a Family Bathroom with loft access.The Farmhouse and Buildings benefit from two access points directly from Mill Lane, both of which offer extensive parking areas for multiple vehicles. The first driveway runs alongside the Farmhouse and leads into the yard area at the rear, whilst the second access point is immediately north of the Grain Store going through to the courtyard.The garden to the rear of the Farmhouse is mainly laid to lawn, populated with some mature shrubs and trees. Enclosed by stone walls and hedged boundaries, the garden offers a peaceful and private space to enjoy.The Orchard to the rear of the buildings extends to approximately 0.86 acres (0.35 ha) and comprises an area of permanent pasture land interspersed with various trees, bound by mature hedgerows. Located within the orchard is a useful storage shed of stone construction beneath a tiled roof. In all, Lot 1 extends to 1.78 acres (0.72 ha).OUTBULDINGSLot 1 also comprises a range of traditional stone barns centred around a concreted courtyard area which comprises the following: The Barn Adjacent to the farmhouse is The Barn which extends to an impressive 135 square metres, and comprises a two storey barn of brick construction beneath a pitched tiled roof. Once completed, The Barn would make ideal ancillary accommodation. Garage The garage adjoins the former Grain Store and has a gross internal area (GIA) of approximately 23.17 sq. m. Grain Store The Former Grain Store is of stone construction under a tiled roof and is positioned opposite the former stables. It is accessed via a set of stone steps leading from the courtyard and has a gross internal area (GIA) of 69.75 sq. m.Stable BlockThe Former Stables are also of stone construction beneath a tiled roof with a concrete floor, comprising five compartments with timber partitions. Adjoining this is a further single storey 6-bay Storage Shed opening into the courtyard. Dutch Barn - A steel portal framed Former Machinery Store with profile sheeted roof and earth floor.Car Port The Car Port/Workshop is of stone construction beneath a tiled roof with part timber cladding on each gable end and an earth floor. It has a gross internal area (GIA) of 73.24 sq. m. We understand the traditional buildings forming part of this lot are listed by association to the farmhouse.LOT 2 COTTAGE AND ADJOINING GARDEN AREAThe cottage is a detached two/three bedroom dwelling requiring total renovation throughout. Constructed of stone elevations beneath a corrugated roof, this cottage offers the successful buyer the chance to create a modern family home. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and currently comprises and Entrance hall, Dining room, Reception room and Snug.Benefitting from its own vehicular access directly from Mill Lane, this charming cottage provides ample space for parking and a good sized garden area to the rear. The garden is mainly laid to lawn, enclosed by a mixture of wall and hedged boundaries.In all, Lot 2 extends to 0.22 acres (0.09 ha). We understand the cottage forming part of this lot is listed by association to the farmhouse. LOT 3TRADITIONAL BARNS WITH ADJOINING PADDOCK AREAA unique part single storey, part double storey stone barn with the potential for conversion into a sizeable family home. There is a further stone barn positioned opposite which lends itself to a range of uses such as an annexe, holiday let, home office or studio. The barns benefit from their own separate access directly from Mill Lane via a gateway which leads into a concreted courtyard. To the rear of the barns is a paddock area extending to approximately 0.18 acres (0.07 ha) which is accessed via a gateway leading from the courtyard. In all, Lot 3 extends to 0.37 acres (0.15 ha).Prospective purchasers are to make their own investigations into the listing for each property. METHOD OF SALEWe are offering the freehold for sale by Private Treaty.VIEWINGSAll viewings are strictly by appointment only with the selling agents.LOCAL AUTHORITYSomerset CouncilThe Council Offices, Brympton Way, Yeovil BA20 2HT T: W: TENURE AND POSSESSIONFreehold with vacant possession available on completion. SERVICESWe understand the site benefits from the following services:Lot 1 Mains water, mains electric and mains sewage to the farmhouse.Lot 2 We understand this property benefitted from a historical mains water, mains electricity and mains sewerage supply however, this has been disconnected for a number of years. Prospective purchasers are to make their own enquiries in this regard.Lot 3 We understand this property benefitted from a historical mains water, mains electricity and mains sewerage supply however, his has been disconnected for a number of years. Prospective purchasers are to make their own enquiries in this regard. All interested parties should make their own enquiries of the Statutory Utility Providers. FIXTURES AND FITTINGSAll fixtures and fittings are to be excluded from the sale of the site, unless stated otherwise. OUTGOINGSThese are believed to comprise local Council Tax on the house, together with the usual service and environmental charges. SPORTING & MINERAL RIGHTSSporting and mineral rights are included within the sale. RIGHTS OF WAY, EASEMENTS, WAYLEAVES, ETC.The property is offered for sale subject to and with the benefit of all matters contained in or referred to in the property charges register of the registered title together with all public and private rights of way, wayleaves, easements and other rights of way whether these are specifically referred to or not. AGENT NOTESProspective purchasers should be aware that the vendors of the properties have recently submitted a pre application in relation to the residential development of the land situated to the east of Lots 1,2 and 3. VALUE ADDED TAXThe seller has not and will not opt to tax; therefore, VAT will not be payable in addition to the purchase price. All interested parties should make their own enquiries with HMRC.MEASUREMENTS & OTHER INFORMATIONAll measurements are approximate. Any field numbers and areas shown on the attached plan are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for identification purposes only. They do not necessarily correspond either with the National Grid plan numbers or with those produced on the Rural Land Register.Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars as accurate and reliable as possible, if there are any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. We have not tested any of the equipment, appliances, central heating or services.
Handsome former gate house and gardens (further land available) DescriptionPark Lodge dates back to about 1840, having originally served as a gate house to Coker Court, a fine 15th century manor house in the village nearby. The original house has attractive local Hamstone and Staffordshire brick elevations under a decorative tiled roof and the new extension joins the original building seamlessly, with part Ham stone and part oak timber cladding. Having recently been significantly extended, the building now provides spacious, well arranged accommodation over three floors, with a nice mix of period features including fireplaces. Sought after contemporary elements such as new oak flooring, air source heat pump, under floor heating and modern insulation can be found throughout the home. Notable rooms include the fabulous family size kitchen with hand built kitchen and island, electric AGA and bi-fold doors framing the delightful countryside views. A well appointed utility room houses white goods and boot room storage options along with adjoining shower room and WC. The sitting room has an open fireplace and added feature of a 'well' which can be viewed through the bespoke glass and lighting. The water can be drawn from outside to please the gardeners. On the first floor is a luxurious principal bedroom with sizeable en suite, a further bedroom bedroom with en suite feature double basin and larger shower. Two further bedrooms share a superbly appointed family shower room.OutsideThe property is approached from the country road through an impressive Hamstone gateway with pillars and gates providing separate vehicular and pedestrian access points. The private drive is laid with gravel and leads to the Heritage style oak framed double garage to the east of the plot which leads to a private area of woodland. Additional land to the north is available to purchase, consisting of an attractive field of about 5.93 acres which slopes gently down to the lane where there is separate access. The garden is mostly laid to lawn with an attractive stone wall retaining the upper, south side of the garden which leads up to a larger raised area of lawn bordering the Coker Court parkland. On the eastern flank of the house leading out from the kitchen is a large terrace overlooking farmland and the village below.LocationThe house sits in an elevated position on the edge of East Coker, a sought after village on the Somerset, Dorset border. The village has an excellent range of facilities including the Helyar Arms public house, a coffee shop, farm shop, primary school and the Saxon church of St Michael. There is a village hall and recreation ground offering sports. The Abbey town of Sherborne and the larger town of Yeovil are both within easy reach and provide mainline railway access to London Waterloo. The well renowned schools of Sherborne, Hazlegrove and Leweston are all within easy reach, with the schools in Bruton accessible via train links in Yeovil.Sutton Bingham Reservoir is 2.5 miles and the Dorset Coast at West Bay 20 miles.Square Footage: 3,048 sq ft DirectionsFrom Yeovil - from Babylon Hill roundabout take the second exit going straight over. Continue on Sherborne Road through Yeovil and keep right onto Reclkeford, at the roundabout continue straight onto Queensway then take the second exit at Horsey Roundabout. Keep straight onto West Coker Road for approx 1 mile. Turn left at Camp Road then continue onto Primrose Hill. Take a left onto Halves lane, follow this road then take a right onto Penn Lane. The property will be found on the left hand side. Additional InfoServices Mains water and electricity. Air Source Heat Pump. Multi fuel Stove. Private drainage. Please note that the working condition of any of the services or kitchen appliances have not been checked by the agents.Council Tax Band F
Location Copia is perfectly located in close proximity to excellent local schools including the charming village primary school with small class sizes (rated Ofsted Good, and Outstanding for Behaviour and Attitudes), Millfield (one the UK's leading mixed private schools), Hazelgrove, and the Wells, Sherborne and Bruton Schools.In the immediate locality, there is a village convenience store, the Church of St Mary Magdalene, The Quarry Inn public house, and playing fields, all within walking distance. Keinton Mandeville is named in the Domesday Book, dating back to at least Roman times. It's a thriving and friendly village with various clubs and societies.The nearby bustling towns of Castle Cary, Glastonbury, Street & Somerton all provide an excellent range of facilities whilst Wells, Sherborne, Yeovil, Taunton, Bath, and Bristol are all within easy reach.The A303 is a few miles south and Castle Cary Station has a regular mainline service to Paddington in just under an hour and a half.DescriptionCopia has been individually designed by Bath based Room-Studio Interior Design in a true "edge of village" location. This home offers a beautifully contemporary vibe and is set amongst an incredible ecology corridor and benefitting from uninterrupted views across the Somerset countryside. Landscaping designed by leading local garden designer, Eliza Grey, will showcase the magical setting of this stylish new home.The wonderful design of this exciting contemporary home benefits from* Natural wood and Lias stone flooring* Stairwell lighting by award-winning designer, Flos* Kitchen with Neolith Crystal worktops and integrated Siemens appliances* Lusso Stone Sanitaryware incorporating Marble Basins* Carpets by Crucial Trading* Air source heat pump* Smart hot water and heating system* Solar panels and EV charging point* Electronic/Smart security gateEntering the house via the front door, you are welcomed into an entrance hall which is predominantly glass on two sides. The immediate sense of light and space is striking. To one side there is an incredible bespoke feature staircase which has been constructed in solid oak and finished in a stylish stained finish. The lower step has been finished with locally quarried Blue Lias which is under-lit to add further effect. To the left side is a useful coats cupboard.The long, glazed hall leads through to the magnificent and dramatic kitchen/living space. Here you find in part a full height ceiling and several ways of accessing the gardens and grounds with both a pair of French doors to one side and the main gable end having very large sliding doors. The fantastic sense of space is accentuated with the surrounding countryside and gardens feeling very much part of the living space. The kitchen itself is beautifully finished with a central island which houses twin Siemens ovens and a combination microwave. In addition, appliances include an integrated Siemens fridge and freezer, Quooker boiling water tap and a Siemens induction hob. The worktops are finished in stylish Neolith Crystal with Alpina mid-oak doors to the units.From the kitchen a door leads you through to a good-sized sitting room which has French doors to the side garden and a built-in cupboard. This in turn leads through to a well finished utility room, which again is nicely finished with a range of units, good sized sink and Silestone worktops. There are two recesses with plumbing for a washing machine and space for a dryer as well. Back out to a lobby off the main hall, you find the ground floor cloakroom.To the far end of the hallway is effectively an area of the property which could quite easily be used as an annexe, should this be required. It currently offers a fantastic boot room with door to the garden, ideal for coming in with dogs or muddy boots from a walk. This has stylish, contemporary units, stainless steel square sink and bench cupboard, ideal for shoes. If needed, this room could very easily be converted to an additional kitchen. This end of the house also has a rather lovely bedroom with its own ensuite shower room, a study and a snug.Upstairs, to one end of the house, is the dramatic master suite which has the most fantastic views through a large, glazed window looking straight out across the open countryside and gardens. The bedroom has its own spacious dressing room and this links through to a beautifully finished ensuite bathroom with feature Lusso egg shape bath, and large glazed shower cubicle. Most notable in our eyes, though, are the most amazing twin marble sinks, again by Lusso. At the other end of the landing is a further spacious bedroom with its own ensuite shower room fitted to the same specification. A third bedroom and shower room complete the upper accommodation.ExternallyThe house is very well situated at the edge of the village with the gardens linking to open countryside. It is set behind a contemporary electronic/Smart sliding security gate which gives way to a sweeping gravel driveway.To your right side is a nicely finished larch weather boarded garage which has solar panels on the roof providing back-up levels of electricity supply. The garage itself has light and power and there is both a side door access and a 7kw car charger.The front garden has a large expanse of freshly laid turf lawn, interspersed with various trees. The gravel comes to the entranceway of the house. This leads through to well-planted individual beds which are combined with various grey brick paved terraces and lovely gravel pathways. This leads round to the rear of the house.Off the kitchen the sliding doors lead out to a magnificent, porcelain tiled terrace which in part is covered by the over-hanging roof. There is a further section of terrace with an area which could easily provide a BBQ and outside kitchen for alfresco dining. To the other side of the house the garden continues around the property. There is a fairly generous section of wild garden incorporating two ponds to attract the natural wildlife. The gardens themselves have direct views over the surrounding countryside giving the property a true feeling of tranquility.EPC Rating: A
The Beacon is set in the centre of its own grounds and occupies a truly stunning position. This unlisted house is accessed by a delightful entrance driveway off the lane, providing an impressive sense of arrival with plenty of parking for several cars. Built in two stages from 1927 to 1934, The Beacon is a striking family home constructed of blue Lias stone with well-proportioned rooms, high ceilings and square bay windows, typical of its period. From the drive, steps lead to the porch, front door and open terrace areas which are on two sides of the house. Upon entering the house you are greeted by a light reception hall which leads through to the impressive dining room and drawing rooms at the front of the house, with beautiful wooden floors. French doors lead out onto a terrace which runs along the length of the house, taking full advantage of the breath taking views across the neighbouring landscape. Such is the lay out, orientation and size of the terrace that this is clearly a house that lends itself exceedingly well to entertaining. To the rear is the snug, with fitted bookshelves, wood panelling, window seat, Jetmaster fire and original oak flooring. To the west end of the house the recent addition of an oakwood conservatory with lantern roof further enhances the generous living space.The kitchen is at the heart of this home, with a large central island positioned in front of a two oven oil-fired Aga with adjacent electric Companion Aga (black), integrated microwave, Miele dishwasher and painted wooden wall and base units under granite and oak worktops. There is a useful separate utility room providing further space for storage and appliances, as well as a boot room with additional cloakroom and space and pluming for a washing machine and dryer. A downstairs guest cloakroom can be found just off the reception hall.A wooden staircase with feature window provides lots of natural light and an opportunity to admire the varying view towards woodland from another angle. The stairs lead up to the first floor where there are five well-presented double bedrooms, an additional shower room and family bathroom. Two bedrooms benefit from their own ensuite, with the principal bedroom enjoying fitted cupboards and dual aspect. From the fifth bedroom, there are stairs rising to the loft rooms and additional storage.A significant asset of this extensive property is the addition of the detached stone and cedar self-contained annexe. This modern building is presented in a contemporary style with double glazed aluminium windows, wood effect floors, marble pattern wet room, open-plan sitting room/bedroom and fitted kitchen with integrated Neff oven and space and connection for a washing machine and dryer. The annexe sits above a biomass boiler room, fuel store and double garage with electric doors. The inclusion of the biomass boiler, solar panels, inverter, battery and 2000 litre water tank ensure some favourable running costs. The space provides flexible accommodation options, ideal for an au pair, dependent relative, guest accommodation, home office or perhaps even a gym.Lasting impressions are of a versatile house that is very private and benefits from well-proportioned rooms and magnificent views. The Beacon offers the best of rural Somerset.GARDENS AND GROUNDS:One of the stand out features of The Beacon is its magnificent garden, orchards and woodland, a haven for a great variety of wildlife. The land adjoins Dundon Beacon Hillfort, an Iron Age Fort administered by the Somerset Wildlife Trust. The gardens around the house have been carefully landscaped with lawns and terraced areas to provide the best dining and entertaining opportunities whilst enjoying the views. Aside from the woodland and the old apple cider orchards, there is an abundance of mature trees at The Beacon including a loquat on the terrace, green and golden gages, cherry, magnolia, pear, fig and plum trees. To the front and side of the property, below the house and terraces, there is a large workshop, wood store, mower shed and greenhouse. Wooden stables and tack room near the paddock provide an opportunity to be modernised for equestrian use should one want to take advantage of the fantastic riding and bridleway network. In total the land extends to c.18 acres.SITUATIONThe picturesque nearby Somerset village of Compton Dundon lies between the two hills of Dundon Beacon and Lollover and is overlooked by the Polden Hills to the east and borders the levels and moors to the west. Compton, Dundon and Littleton share a range of community facilities including the church and cricket pitch in Dundon and post office, village hall and the Castlebrook pub in Compton. The Beacon is situated five miles north of Somerton and six miles south of Glastonbury. EDUCATION AND RECREATIONAL:The area is well known for its beauty and there is a network of footpaths which cross the countryside making it ideal for walking, cycling and riding. Water sports can be found at Sutton Bingham Reservoir (Yeovil), or on the south coast. Racing at Wincanton, Salisbury, Bath, Taunton or Exeter and various golf courses including Long Sutton, Wheathill, Humberstone Heights Glastonbury and Sherborne. Theatres in Bath, Bristol, Yeovil and Sherborne. The Newt Country Estate and Bruton are also an easy drive. The Beacon is less than 5 minutes' drive from Millfield Senior and Prep school in Street, where the excellent Strode Sixth Form College can be found. Alternatively, there is King Ina Primary in Somerton, nearby Charlton Mackrell primary, Butleigh C of E primary school, Baltonsborough Primary and Crispin Senior School Street. Other independent schools include Hazlegrove Prep school, the Taunton schools, Kings Bruton, Wells Cathedral School, Sherborne Boys' and Sherborne Girls'.
A beautifully presented early Victorian rectory renovated and extended to a very high standard, with views over open countryside, equestrian potential, and situated just outside a small, popular village. The Old Rectory, a Gilbert Scott Masterpiece...The Old Rectory is a fine country house centrally positioned within its own grounds, to about 40 acres. The house was built in 1843 by Sir Gilbert Scott (1811 1878) as one of a series of five Somerset country rectories in the Gothic Revival tradition. The property has been the family home of the current owners for 14 years and during that time it has been completely renovated, sympathetically extended and maintained to an exceptionally high standard. It is surrounded by open countryside and is far enough away from the village to feel private but close enough to feel part of the community.The house has three storeys and is built of local stone under a Welsh slate roof. It has a light and airy feel throughout with tall stone mullion windows and good ceiling height, complemented by open areas in the centre of the upper two floorsOn the ground floor are two principal reception rooms either side of the impressive reception hall, the library and the large conservatory, which merges with a large living room / party room. However, the heart of the house is undoubtedly the stunning kitchen and family room within the green oak extension that extends out into the lovely walled garden at the rear of the house. In addition there is a well-equipped laundry room, cloakroom, boot room with workroom above and beneath the inner hall is a suite of cellars.On the first floor off an attractive galleried landing is the principal bedroom and three further bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, and a family bathroom. The second floor is dominated by an large open plan sitting room/playroom/cinema room, off which are two double bedrooms, a single room and a shower room.The gardens and grounds at The Old Rectory are a delight. They are filled with an array of mature trees, neat established hedging, pristine level lawns and scented herbaceous borders, which are sheltered within a handsome walled garden. There is an extensive terrace ideal for entertaining, together with a covered seating area. The house is set back from a country lane and is approached up an attractive drive to a generous gravelled parking area. On the west side of the house is an office, gym, workshop, machinery store, 4- bay open garage, 2-bay garage and a fun party room.To the west of the house are three paddocks and an orchard. To the east is open pasture land which adjoins the main house and grounds. The total plot is just over 40 acres. The land has separate road access from both Babcary Lane and the bridleways to the west and north.Babcary is a very popular village centrally located in the heart of the emerging prime South Somerset triangle between Somerton, Bruton and Sherborne. With access to some of the finest schools, two train lines to London and an ever growing collection of excellent leisure and restaurant facilities, Babcary is the perfect place to be based. The pretty market town of Sherborne is only 15 mins south and offers a quality mix of boutiques, food, antiques, coffee shops, restaurants and other outlets.Central to Babcary is the locally renowned Red Lion Inn, a firm favourite of the community for many years. The pub provides quality dining, public bar, 6 rooms to let and great gardens for lazy summer afternoons.Babcary is surrounded by stunning country footpaths, bridleways and tracks providing access to open spaces and woodland. The amazing Jurassic coast is only 25 miles south enabling towns such as Lyme Regis, Abbotsbury and Weymouth to be within easy reach.One of South Somerset's premier credentials has to be its proximity to some of the UK finest schools. Right on the doorstep is the outstanding Hazelgrove Preparatory School which is no exception which in turn feeds well known secondary schools such as Millfield, Sherborne, Bruton and many more...
Diverse estate mixed-use land, pheasant shoot and double bank fishing, in a stunning position surrounded by open countryside. DescriptionThis compact sporting estate sits in a secluded valley that runs from the village of Beckington to Oldford. Lullington village is close by and can be reached on foot or by crossing the river Frome. The eight-bedroom six-bathroom main house accompanies a three/four- bedroom two-bathroom cottage. A commercial office and second industrial unit can generate rental income. There is a fantastic pheasant shoot and double bank fishing.Set at the end of a tree lined driveway in a country estate setting, on the Dairy House Estate, this outstanding property occupies a glorious rural position but is hidden just minutes from the centre of a popular and vibrant village and is close to Frome, Bath and Bruton.Main House The house is currently presented as an eight-bedroom property with well-appointed and versatile accommodation predominantly arranged over one floor with five bedrooms and four bathrooms on the ground floor and three bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor. Stone pillars with electric gates lead to a large, gravelled parking area. A stone entrance porch leads into a vaulted drawing room with exposed beams and a fireplace with wood burning stove; double doors lead into the courtyard. The dining room overlooks the drawing room and has space to host a large dinner party or family event and makes this a super entertaining space. A step leads up into a sitting room with woodburning stove, bespoke fitted bookcases and a stone tiled floor.The kitchen is a fantastic space and is the focal point of the house; it is a light and bright with double doors onto the courtyard and views running down to the river. Fitted with a bespoke range of wall and floor cabinets with a central island, finished with a granite work surfaces and a stone tiled floor. A four oven Aga is fitted with a canopy and an extractor fan inset, there is a built-in electric hob and microwave oven.There are two spacious cloak/utility rooms (one is a kitchen for the annexe) and several storerooms including a temperature-controlled wine store. There is also a games room/snug with sitting area and bar/kitchenette. The principal bedroom suite is located on the ground floor with double doors overlooking the gardens and has a dressing room and an en suite bathroom. There are four further bedrooms on the ground floor. The staircase in the drawing room leads to a further three bedrooms on the first floor served by two shower rooms. The property is fitted to a very high standard throughout with flexible living space that will suit multi-generational living or those needing to work from home.OutsideThe main house is set on three sides around a central courtyard that provides a super outdoor living space. Paved with flag stones and planted with mature trees and beautiful English roses, there is an outdoor pizza oven, firepit area and ample space for dining and lounging. Steps lead down to the gardens and there are fine views across the lawns over the paddock below and towards the river. Gardens and GroundsDairy House Farm is set in about 145 acres of beautiful land with part of the river Frome running through the farm. This provides fishing opportunities, with easy access to both sides of the bank, with a river crossing by vehicle or bridge on foot. The land is all in permanent pasture.The CottageThere is a three/four bedroom detached cottage providing versatile accommodation, beautifully presented and with its own access and gardens located behind the main houseLocationThe Dairy House Estate sits on the fringes of the picturesque and popular village of Beckington.The village offers a typically British quintessential nature with its rich variety of architectural styles and the many amenities on offer which include two public houses, tennis courts, memorial hall with playing fields, village cricket club, St. Georges Church of England church, Beckington Baptist Church and St. Luke's Doctors surgery.There are two good schools within the village (Beckington Church of England primary and Springmead independent Prep school) as well as school bus services to independent schools in Bath, Bruton and Millfield.Other services are met with a local garage, a petrol station/leisure site with a Marks and Spencer Express and Starbucks Coffee Hose, award-winning farm shop and Mes Amis, an excellent cafe/delicatessen.In addition there is a regular public bus services to Frome, Bath and Chippenham.Further comprehensive amenities and services can be found in the market town of Frome with its popular farmers market and vibrant social scene or Georgian Bath with its fine architecture, much loved theatre and unique Thermae Spa.Babington House (part of the Soho House group) members club is only approx. 7 miles from door to door and the up and the highly desirable Bruton home to Hauser & Wirth as well as The Chapel fine dining experience lies approx. 17 miles to the south.The much-admired towns of Frome and Bruton are close by, and the city of Bath is 20 minutes away. The Westbury train station is twelve minutes away and London Paddington is a further one hour twenty minutes.Square Footage: 9,010 sq ft Acreage: 145 Acres Additional InfoPlease note, there are public footpaths across the land.
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