A truly remarkable former Somerset longhouse, with origins believed to trace back to medieval times. The property retains a wealth of original period character, complemented by tasteful modernisations. Offering spacious and versatile accommodation, beautifully presented throughout and appealing to a variety of living arrangements.
ACCOMMODATION:
Access to the property is available either from the enclosed front parking area or via the formal side entrance porch. This leads into a spacious reception hall which is currently used as a relaxed sitting and dining room due to its central position with connecting doors to the kitchen, dining hall, and a ground floor bedroom. This well-proportioned double bedroom enjoys rear-facing windows taking in a pleasant aspect over the rear garden, and direct access to a well-appointed en-suite shower room with a generous walk-in shower. A variety of needs could be catered for by this accessible ground floor suite, from family members to guests.
The kitchen exudes quality and perfectly blends character with modern convenience, fitted with a range of wall and base units and shaker style fronts, two large pantry cupboards, and space for both a range cooker and an American-style fridge/freezer. A door from here leads into the versatile sun room/utility, offering additional appliance space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
Positioned at the front of the home is the impressive dining hall, complete with a striking galleried mezzanine above, an attractive feature fireplace, and a charming ‘Priests Hole’ tucked into one corner. On the opposite side of the ground floor lies the inviting sitting room, showcasing a beautiful stone inglenook fireplace and a front-facing window with fitted wooden shutters. Between these rooms is a second ground floor double bedroom, which could also serve perfectly as a study or home office.
Upstairs, the eye is immediately drawn to the impressive galleried mezzanine overlooking the dining hall, enhanced by exposed cruck beams which proudly nod to the property's Medieval roots. This versatile space could be used as a further sitting area or an additional bedroom if required. The spacious principal bedroom is located along the landing and features a decorative plaster crest set into the ceiling, believed to date back to the era of Oliver Cromwell. Completing the first floor is a luxurious family bathroom, fitted with a slipper bath, separate shower enclosure, WC, and wash hand basin.
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