Tucked away along a quiet country lane in the sought-after hamlet of Lower Rudge, this double-fronted village home enjoys an idyllic rural setting with far-reaching views across open countryside and woodland beyond. Thoughtfully updated and impeccably presented throughout, the property combines timeless character with elegant contemporary styling, creating a home of warmth, charm and practicality in equal measure.
Approached via a gated front garden enclosed by attractive stone walling and wrought iron railings, the house immediately impresses with its handsome symmetrical red-brick façade, climbing roses and welcoming stable door entrance. Inside, the accommodation flows effortlessly, offering both generous entertaining spaces and comfortable family living.
The main reception room is an impressive double-aspect space, arranged with distinct dining and sitting areas centred around an open fireplace, with bespoke cabinetry fitted neatly into the alcoves. A further reception room provides a more relaxed everyday living area, rich in character with exposed beams, a striking stone chimney breast and woodburning stove. Bathed in natural light from a large picture window and French doors opening onto the garden, this is a wonderfully inviting room from which to enjoy the surrounding views.
To the rear of the house lies the superb kitchen/breakfast room, undoubtedly the heart of the home. Designed with both style and functionality in mind, the space is flooded with natural light from an impressive vaulted ceiling with skylights and multiple windows overlooking the gardens. The kitchen itself is fitted with quality shaker-style cabinetry in muted taupe tones, complemented by beautiful Italian marble worktops and a central island breakfast bar, perfectly suited to modern family life and entertaining alike. Beyond lies a useful utility and boot room area with external access to the garden.
The ground floor also benefits from a well-appointed bedroom with en suite shower room, offering excellent flexibility for guests, multigenerational living or home working requirements. Upstairs, the master bedroom enjoys a dual-aspect outlook and retains charming period features including an original fireplace. A further generous double bedroom also features a fireplace, whilst the fourth bedroom overlooks the rear gardens and countryside beyond. These rooms are served by a stylish family bathroom finished with contemporary tiling and natural wood accents.
The property has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully improved by the current owner. Significant recent works include the replacement of the oil tank and central heating system, both of which have been regularly serviced, providing peace of mind for future owners. The flat roof was replaced in 2021, while the front elevation has benefited from extensive refurbishment works including the restoration of all front-facing windows, replacement guttering and sympathetic repointing, ensuring the home is presented to an excellent standard both inside and out.
OUTSIDE
Outside, the gardens are a particular feature of the property, extending generously to the rear and enjoying a peaceful outlook over rolling countryside and woodland. Designed for both relaxation and entertaining, the grounds offer expansive lawned areas, a charming walled garden and ample space for outdoor dining and summer gatherings. Positioned within the garden is an attractive summer house which could lend itself perfectly to a home office, studio or creative retreat. Gravelled off-road parking provides space for several vehicles, while an additional paddock-style area further enhances the sense of space and rural tranquillity.
LOCATION
Lower Rudge is a charming Somerset hamlet surrounded by beautiful countryside and known for its welcoming community atmosphere and popular village pub, The Full Moon Inn. Ideally positioned between the villages of Rode and Beckington and within easy reach of Frome, the area enjoys a perfect balance of rural tranquillity and excellent connectivity. Frome is renowned for its thriving independent spirit, offering an excellent selection of boutiques, cafés, restaurants, schools and cultural attractions including theatres and a cinema. The Georgian city of Bath and the commercial centre of Bristol are both within comfortable commuting distance, while nearby rail links connect to London Paddington via Westbury. The surrounding countryside provides exceptional leisure opportunities, with attractions such as Babington House, The Newt in Somerset, Orchardleigh Golf Club and Longleat all close by.
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