5 bedroom semi-detached house

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Key features

Virtual 3D Tour

Lovely Gardens of About an Acre

Open Plan Sitting/Dining Room

Easy reach of Glastonbury, Langport and Somerton

Income Potential From The Tower

Property ownership information

Tenure

Freehold

Council tax band

E

Note:

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Description

Nestled on the southern slopes of the historic Polden Hills, believed to be the site of Alfred’s victory at the Battle of Aethandune, this charming five-bedroom semi-detached property offers breathtaking views of the Quantock Hills. Located on a picturesque country lane surrounded by fields, it provides a tranquil rural lifestyle while being conveniently close to the A39, just five miles from the M5 and four miles from the new Gravity site at Puriton.

The main house, a beautifully refurbished stone residence dating back to the 1670s, was originally four cottages. Recent renovations in 2019 have introduced modern amenities, including a stylish Howdens kitchen and a new bathroom. The spacious double reception room features two large inglenook fireplaces and original beams, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Adding to its unique appeal, the architecturally designed Tower Annexe, inspired by Arts and Crafts designer C.F.A. Voysey, includes a ground floor store room with plumbing, offering potential for a kitchen and the opportunity to create a self-contained holiday let, subject to planning consents.

Set within approximately an acre of land, the property boasts a secluded south-facing courtyard, a greenhouse, and an outbuilding for storage. The mature garden features various fruit trees, enhancing the idyllic countryside setting. A detached double garage with gated access completes this exceptional offering, making it an ideal family home or investment opportunity.

Don’t miss the chance to make this remarkable residence your own.