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Croscombe, Wells, BA5

PROPERTY TYPE

Country House

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

4

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Grade II listed detached Farmhouse
  • Quiet location, yet in the heart of the desirable village of Croscombe
  • Character features throughout
  • Five Double bedrooms (three with ensuites)
  • One bedroom annex offering additional accommodation or income potential
  • Generous kitchen dining room with door to the garden
  • Two sitting rooms, large entrance hall, conservatory and utility room
  • Gardens and paddocks extending to 2.21 acres
  • Large detached barn with potential for conversion (subject to the necessary consents)
  • Garage/workshop and attached stone outbuildings

Description

DESCRIPTION

Set on a quiet lane, in the heart of the pretty village of Croscombe is this attractive Grade II listed farmhouse with gardens and paddocks extending to circa. 2.21 acres. This spacious and well-presented property is brimming with character and features five double bedrooms (three with ensuite), generous entrance hall, two sitting rooms, spacious kitchen dining room, conservatory, family bathroom, utility room, cloakroom, separate one bedroom annex with modern shower room along with attached stone-built garage, potting shed, workshop and store. Within the grounds is a large stone and block built barn with attached workshop currently used for storage and offering potential for conversion (subject to the necessary consents).

Upon entering, is a spacious conservatory with tiled floor, exposed stone walls and a glazed door leading to the ground floor bedroom. From the conservatory the original front door opens into the entrance hall.  This generously proportioned room with flagstone floor, exposed beams and window with window seat, has doors leading to to the ground floor bedroom, rear lobby and the first of the sitting rooms. The sitting room, again with flagstone floor benefits from a triple aspect, window seat, exposed beams, original built-in cupboard, shelved alcove and Inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove as the focal point.  There is plenty of space for comfortable seating and to one side the attractive staircase leads up to the first floor. Adjacent is a second sitting room, currently presented as an office and family room, with two windows - both with window seats, carved wooden beams, wall lights, built-in cupboard and niche and a fireplace with stone surround and inset woodburner.  The kitchen dining room is a bright and notably generous room with terrazzo tiled floor, bespoke painted cabinetry finished in a tasteful duck egg blue, open shelving, cup hooks, tiled splashback, wooden worktops, AGA, double Belfast sink along with space for a freestanding gas cooker, dishwasher and American style Fridge Freezer. There is ample space to accommodate a dining table to seat twelve people along with windows looking out to the front and rear and a door opening to the patio and gardens beyond. Off the hall, the rear lobby with vanity wash basin, separate WC  and door to the rear patio. From the rear lobby, a door opens to the utility/boot room with space for coats and shoes, sink, cupboards, space and plumbing for both a washing machine and tumble dryer and space for further white goods.  Accessed from the main entrance hall, is a generous double bedroom with high ceilings, exposed beams, window to the side and glazed door to the conservatory.  A step leads up to a study area with view out to the garden and the ensuite bathroom comprising; bath with overhead shower, WC, vanity basin and traditional style towel radiator.  Being on the ground floor, this versatile room would be ideal for a dependent relative, home office or playroom.

On the first floor is a large galleried landing with beautiful wide elm floorboards, exposed beams and a loft hatch.  The light and spacious principal bedroom features a part vaulted ceiling, bespoke built-in wardrobes, a dual aspect with attractive low level arched windows to the front and views over the garden at the rear. The well-appointed ensuite comprise a shower enclosure, WC with traditional wall mounted cistern and wash basin. A second double bedroom benefits from a dual aspect and features a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and trusses, bespoke built-in cabinetry including; a desk, shelving a deep wardrobe and low level storage. From the landing, a door leads through into yet another generously proportioned double bedroom with exposed floorboards, view to the front, part vaulted ceiling, fireplace with stone beam, built-in wardrobe and nook with wash basin. From the landing a step leads up to a corridor with shelved airing cupboard and hot water cylinder.  The family bathroom, with wide floorboards comprises; an inset double ended bath with traditional shower attachment and curved shower rail above, traditional WC with wall mounted cistern and wash basin.  At the far end of the corridor is a further ensuite double bedroom, with part-vaulted ceiling and dual aspect. The modern ensuite bathroom has a large wet floor shower, hidden cistern WC, vanity wash basin and mirrored cabinet.

ANNEX

Accessed from the drive at the side of the house is the annex.  Entering via it's own private front door, is a an open plan studio room with space for a bed and comfortable seating.  The modern ensuite shower room comprises; a wet floor shower, wall hung WC, vanity basin and modern towel radiator.  The annex has, in the past, been used as a holiday let.

OUTSIDE

At the front of the property, accessed from the lane, is a garage/workshop with light and power and double wooden doors.  Currently presented as a workshop, the space could accommodate a small car. To the side of the house is a tarmac drive offering space to park three to four cars in tandem. At the top of the drive double gates open to the rear garden and a further parking area. From the drive, attached to the house and the annex is the boiler room with 'Klover' wood pellet fired boiler and storage.  A further stone built shed can be found adjacent to the annex and offers the possibility, subject to the necessary consents, to create a kitchen area for the annex, if required.

To the rear of the house, accessed from both the kitchen and rear lobby is patio, with space for outdoor furniture, and a large expanse of lawn with mature trees, climbing plants and borders with attractive cottage style planting. To one side is a prolific vegetable garden with raised beds and greenhouse.  From the patio, steps lead up to an attached potting shed with glazed roof.  Again accessed from the patio, is a stone-built workshop with light and power and a store room.

At the top pf the garden is a raised terraced area with large stone and block built barn and attached workshop. This generous space currently used for storage, offers potential to create further accommodation, stabling or perhaps a home based business (subject to the necessary consents). To one side of the barn is an orchard with a footpath leading to s sloping paddock.  From the garden are beautiful views over the village to the countryside beyond.

LOCATION

Croscombe is a well-served village with an excellent public house (also selling basic provisions), village hall, church and a primary school. The village is approximately 3 miles from Wells and 2 miles from Shepton Mallet.

The picturesque City of Wells is located in the Mendip district of Somerset. Wells itself offers a range of local amenities and shopping facilities with four supermarkets (including Waitrose), as well as twice weekly markets, cinema, leisure centre, a choice of pubs and restaurants, dentists and doctors, several churches and both primary and secondary state schools.

There are also many highly-regarded independent schools (Prep & Senior) within easy reach, such as All Hallows Prep School, Downside School, Wells Cathedral School and Millfield School. For those travelling by train, Castle Cary station (which has direct services to London Paddington) is situated only twelve miles away. Both the City of Bristol and the Georgian City of Bath, a World Heritage Site, are located just 20 miles away and easily accessible

TENURE

Freehold

HEATING

Central heating with wood pellet fired boiler

SERVICES

Mains drainage, water, gas and electricity are all connected.

LOCAL AUTHORITY

Somerset Council

COUNCIL TAX

Band 'G'

EPC RATING

Rating 'G'

VIEWING

Strictly by appointment with Cooper and Tanner. Tel:

DIRECTIONS

From Wells take the A371 signposted to Shepton Mallet. Upon entering the village of Croscombe, continue through the village passing The George Inn on the left.  Continue for a further 250m and take the first right (opposite the primary school), continue for approx. 75m and Parsonage Farm can be found on the right.

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About Cooper & Tanner, Wells

19 Broad Street, Wells, BA5 2DJ
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For over 100 years Cooper and Tanner have been well recognised in the West Country as the landed property professionals and auctioneers. We operate eleven offices in Somerset and Wiltshire, providing professional estate agency and surveying services to the residential, agricultural and commercial property sectors. We sell property by private treaty and by auction, we also run successful sale rooms where we specialise in antiques and vintage items. Our outside sales deal with tools, equipment and machinery. We provide housing surveys and professional advice on all agricultural matters including livestock auctions.

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