House For Sale £2,000,000
This Period Gem sits centrally within its generous Village plot and enjoys fine period features, Modern state of the art fittings and good views.
The current owners undertook an extensive top to bottom renovation of The Hall after their initial purchase in 2007. They spent considerable time and energy bringing back to life the period features and cleverly combining these with modern
finishes and high end quality such as the Novo Home Audio system, Dolby Atmos, underfloor heating to principal rooms, new pressurised heating system and modern minimalist kitchen.
This cleaver design has helped to create a comfortable family house within easy access to this thriving and well regarded village.
A major part of the works was the re-building and rearrangement of the kitchen/dining room. This is the true Heart of the home and occupies the entire rear portion of the house and flows beautifully to the garden and tennis court beyond. The kitchen is fitted with a range of minimalist units, integrate
appliances by Miele and Gaggenau and is complemented with an extensive Marble Worktop. There are breakfast bar facilities and ample space for a large dining room table and chairs.
The lower floor has seen an equal amount of work and now provides enviable family space with a large cinema room with Dolby Atmos, games room and plant rooms, as well as independent access and various store room.
Bedrooms are laid out over the top two floors and provide options for young and old children alike. There is an opulent
master suite with large bedroom, dressing room and bathroom and 5 further bedrooms with 3 further bathrooms. The laundry is conveniently located on the first floor with large cupboards
and storage.
Situation
The village has long been amongst the top Somerset Villages and has grown in popularity in recent years and now offers a number of independent shops and boutiques and facilities.
There is a Post office, Café, Butchers, newsagent, Fishmongers and two well regarded Bistro Pubs.
The area is popular with families who want to enjoy the country lifestyle and strong community feel. Schooling is also a major draw with many family using Wells Catherderal, Sidcot, Millfield
Schools or Taunton school.
There is a mainline railway station at Castle Cary which is about 20 miles to the east with a regular service to London Paddington taking from 90 minutes. Road communications are also good,
with the A38 to the north and connection to the M5 motorway at Junction 22, giving access to Exeter and the West Country as well as Bristol.
Outside
The property is located on the cusp of the well regarded and thriving village of Wedmore. The house sits well within its plot of some 1.18 acres and is surrounded by its own grounds.
It is approached through electrically operated iron gates into the large parking area. The grounds then meander around the house and are mostly laid to lawn with some mature trees and well planned areas, such the rockery and terraces.
The tennis court is situated at the edge of the garden and is abutted by the large period wall.
The Coach House is now is need of some work and is currently used a storage. It has lapsed planning permission from 2010 for 'Change of use to provide ancillary accommodation’.
The current owners undertook an extensive top to bottom renovation of The Hall after their initial purchase in 2007. They spent considerable time and energy bringing back to life the period features and cleverly combining these with modern
finishes and high end quality such as the Novo Home Audio system, Dolby Atmos, underfloor heating to principal rooms, new pressurised heating system and modern minimalist kitchen.
This cleaver design has helped to create a comfortable family house within easy access to this thriving and well regarded village.
A major part of the works was the re-building and rearrangement of the kitchen/dining room. This is the true Heart of the home and occupies the entire rear portion of the house and flows beautifully to the garden and tennis court beyond. The kitchen is fitted with a range of minimalist units, integrate
appliances by Miele and Gaggenau and is complemented with an extensive Marble Worktop. There are breakfast bar facilities and ample space for a large dining room table and chairs.
The lower floor has seen an equal amount of work and now provides enviable family space with a large cinema room with Dolby Atmos, games room and plant rooms, as well as independent access and various store room.
Bedrooms are laid out over the top two floors and provide options for young and old children alike. There is an opulent
master suite with large bedroom, dressing room and bathroom and 5 further bedrooms with 3 further bathrooms. The laundry is conveniently located on the first floor with large cupboards
and storage.
Situation
The village has long been amongst the top Somerset Villages and has grown in popularity in recent years and now offers a number of independent shops and boutiques and facilities.
There is a Post office, Café, Butchers, newsagent, Fishmongers and two well regarded Bistro Pubs.
The area is popular with families who want to enjoy the country lifestyle and strong community feel. Schooling is also a major draw with many family using Wells Catherderal, Sidcot, Millfield
Schools or Taunton school.
There is a mainline railway station at Castle Cary which is about 20 miles to the east with a regular service to London Paddington taking from 90 minutes. Road communications are also good,
with the A38 to the north and connection to the M5 motorway at Junction 22, giving access to Exeter and the West Country as well as Bristol.
Outside
The property is located on the cusp of the well regarded and thriving village of Wedmore. The house sits well within its plot of some 1.18 acres and is surrounded by its own grounds.
It is approached through electrically operated iron gates into the large parking area. The grounds then meander around the house and are mostly laid to lawn with some mature trees and well planned areas, such the rockery and terraces.
The tennis court is situated at the edge of the garden and is abutted by the large period wall.
The Coach House is now is need of some work and is currently used a storage. It has lapsed planning permission from 2010 for 'Change of use to provide ancillary accommodation’.
