House For Sale £720,000
A charming period home together with an independent income producing Annexe, artist studio and workshop all set in a stunning garden in a much sought after semi rural location. Easy reach all amenities and World Heritage Jurassic Coast. EPC: Band D
Converted from original farm buildings some 25 years ago, this unique and beautifully presented property is being offered to the market for the first time since. Stone built with brick detailing beneath slated rooves, Enbys Yard and Little Barn were designed an converted to the vendors' specification offering versatile and welcoming accommodation that incorporates a wealth of original character. In recent times Little Barn has been let on a short term basis providing a very useful income stream but is equally suited to multigenerational living or purely as overspill accommodation.
The main house is approached through an entrance porch with heavy outer door and this leads into the kitchen/family room, a light and airy space with country views to one side and garden outlook to the other. Steps lead up to the main living room, triple aspect, and open to first floor level, with french doors to the garden terrace and staircase rising to a mezzanine study area. Beyond the kitchen there is a separate utility room with garden access and a study or third bedroom. The second bedroom and adjoining bathroom are located on the ground floor and the master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and en-suite shower at first floor level.
On the opposite side of the entrance courtyard Little Barn offers an open plan kitchen/living area with french doors to its own private garden. A spiral staircase leads to the first floor with two bedrooms, bathroom and additional toilet.
Approaching from the village road, there is a wide gravelled parking area serving both properties and beyond this the most stunning garden that slopes gently towards the open farmland beyond. Mainly lawned, the garden is beautifully planted with abundantly stocked borders, spring flowers, mature shrubs and ornamental trees. There are neat vegetable beds, a fruit cage and fruit trees and outbuildings include log stores, a greenhouse with mature vine, an art studio and workshop or home office. The whole area is estimated to extend to 0.46 Acre.
The property is located in the much sought after village of Wambrook surrounded by glorious countryside on the Southern fringes of the Blackdown Hills Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and within 14 miles of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis.
The village itself is a thriving close knit community with many similar period properties, a fine Parish Church and popular local pub, the Cotley Inn. The surrounding countryside is gloriously unspoilt with mostly mixed traditional farming, and footpaths and bridleways abound.
The small country town of Chard is about 2 miles away catering for most daily needs and the County Town of Taunton is some 14 miles to the North with a wide range of retail, commercial and leisure opportunities. Other nearby towns include Axminster, Honiton and Bridport, some 9, 12 and 21 miles distant respectively. Both the M5 motorway and A303 trunk route are readily accessible, there are intercity rail services at Taunton (London Paddington) or Axminster (Waterloo) and international airports at Bristol or Exeter.
Converted from original farm buildings some 25 years ago, this unique and beautifully presented property is being offered to the market for the first time since. Stone built with brick detailing beneath slated rooves, Enbys Yard and Little Barn were designed an converted to the vendors' specification offering versatile and welcoming accommodation that incorporates a wealth of original character. In recent times Little Barn has been let on a short term basis providing a very useful income stream but is equally suited to multigenerational living or purely as overspill accommodation.
The main house is approached through an entrance porch with heavy outer door and this leads into the kitchen/family room, a light and airy space with country views to one side and garden outlook to the other. Steps lead up to the main living room, triple aspect, and open to first floor level, with french doors to the garden terrace and staircase rising to a mezzanine study area. Beyond the kitchen there is a separate utility room with garden access and a study or third bedroom. The second bedroom and adjoining bathroom are located on the ground floor and the master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and en-suite shower at first floor level.
On the opposite side of the entrance courtyard Little Barn offers an open plan kitchen/living area with french doors to its own private garden. A spiral staircase leads to the first floor with two bedrooms, bathroom and additional toilet.
Approaching from the village road, there is a wide gravelled parking area serving both properties and beyond this the most stunning garden that slopes gently towards the open farmland beyond. Mainly lawned, the garden is beautifully planted with abundantly stocked borders, spring flowers, mature shrubs and ornamental trees. There are neat vegetable beds, a fruit cage and fruit trees and outbuildings include log stores, a greenhouse with mature vine, an art studio and workshop or home office. The whole area is estimated to extend to 0.46 Acre.
The property is located in the much sought after village of Wambrook surrounded by glorious countryside on the Southern fringes of the Blackdown Hills Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and within 14 miles of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis.
The village itself is a thriving close knit community with many similar period properties, a fine Parish Church and popular local pub, the Cotley Inn. The surrounding countryside is gloriously unspoilt with mostly mixed traditional farming, and footpaths and bridleways abound.
The small country town of Chard is about 2 miles away catering for most daily needs and the County Town of Taunton is some 14 miles to the North with a wide range of retail, commercial and leisure opportunities. Other nearby towns include Axminster, Honiton and Bridport, some 9, 12 and 21 miles distant respectively. Both the M5 motorway and A303 trunk route are readily accessible, there are intercity rail services at Taunton (London Paddington) or Axminster (Waterloo) and international airports at Bristol or Exeter.
