House For Sale £1,295,000
A charming converted mill with a delightful garden and paddocks situated in a secluded position on the edge of a sought after village. EPC Rating F
Owned by the same family for over 50 years and developed over that period into the charming home that it is today, Mill House is a detached former corn mill believed to date in parts back to the 14th Century. The remnants of the building that housed the waterwheel form an architectural feature to one side. The house is built of local stone beneath a Welsh slate roof and is situated in a peaceful and private location on the edge of the village. The light and spacious accommodation is well presented throughout with good ceiling heights and every room enjoys views over the delightful garden, which surrounds the property. The front door leads into the spacious entrance hall with cloakroom. Double doors lead to the 30ft drawing room, with fireplace, wood burner and French windows opening on to a terrace. The sitting room also has a wood burner and is positioned just off the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has a 4 oven aga, minstrels' gallery, lots of oak beams and French windows leading onto a terrace. There is also a separate snug/study with fireplace, which is the oldest part of the house with oak beams. There are 2 staircases leading to the first floor, where there are 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and access to the minstrel's gallery leading to 2 little storage areas.
The gardens are delightful, with different plants, shrubs and trees, including magnolia, walnut, palm, copper beech, apple, oak, ash and acer providing interest throughout the year.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we also have many self-serve viewing options available to you. Please contact the office to see which self-serve options this property has to offer. These may include video guided walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.
Sherborne 4.75 miles (London Waterloo 2.25 hours). Yeovil 6 miles. A303 5 miles (Distances and time approximate)
Mill House is situated amidst beautiful Dorset countryside about 3 miles outside the Abbey town of Sherborne in the highly sought after small village of Sandford Orcas, which is comprised of predominantly period properties and has a popular pub, active village hall and parish church.
There are a variety of excellent schools in the neighbourhood including Hazelgrove at Sparkford, Sherborne Prep School, the Sherborne Schools, Kings in Bruton and Millfield in Street. The house is in the catchment areas of Trent Primary School and The Gryphon School (secondary) in Sherborne – both popular State schools.
Owned by the same family for over 50 years and developed over that period into the charming home that it is today, Mill House is a detached former corn mill believed to date in parts back to the 14th Century. The remnants of the building that housed the waterwheel form an architectural feature to one side. The house is built of local stone beneath a Welsh slate roof and is situated in a peaceful and private location on the edge of the village. The light and spacious accommodation is well presented throughout with good ceiling heights and every room enjoys views over the delightful garden, which surrounds the property. The front door leads into the spacious entrance hall with cloakroom. Double doors lead to the 30ft drawing room, with fireplace, wood burner and French windows opening on to a terrace. The sitting room also has a wood burner and is positioned just off the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has a 4 oven aga, minstrels' gallery, lots of oak beams and French windows leading onto a terrace. There is also a separate snug/study with fireplace, which is the oldest part of the house with oak beams. There are 2 staircases leading to the first floor, where there are 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and access to the minstrel's gallery leading to 2 little storage areas.
The gardens are delightful, with different plants, shrubs and trees, including magnolia, walnut, palm, copper beech, apple, oak, ash and acer providing interest throughout the year.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we also have many self-serve viewing options available to you. Please contact the office to see which self-serve options this property has to offer. These may include video guided walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.
Sherborne 4.75 miles (London Waterloo 2.25 hours). Yeovil 6 miles. A303 5 miles (Distances and time approximate)
Mill House is situated amidst beautiful Dorset countryside about 3 miles outside the Abbey town of Sherborne in the highly sought after small village of Sandford Orcas, which is comprised of predominantly period properties and has a popular pub, active village hall and parish church.
There are a variety of excellent schools in the neighbourhood including Hazelgrove at Sparkford, Sherborne Prep School, the Sherborne Schools, Kings in Bruton and Millfield in Street. The house is in the catchment areas of Trent Primary School and The Gryphon School (secondary) in Sherborne – both popular State schools.
