Bugle Farm, Milborne Port, Somerset

Converted in 1985, this exceptional barn conversion is set within a beautifully positioned 0.8 acre plot, offering a substantial detached home that seamlessly blends character with modern comfort. Designed for versatile living, the ground floor features two generous reception rooms and three well-proportioned double bedrooms. The first floor, thoughtfully converted, provides a flexible space suitable for a variety of uses, enhancing the property’s adaptability to suit individual needs.

The Dwelling - Formally a barn to the neighbouring farm, this 1900's built barn was converted in 1985. Retaining original features with spacious and flexible living arrangements throughout, this barn conversion sits in a large plot of 0.8 acres.

Accommodation - Centred around the entrance hall, which features an impressive timber and iron staircase, the layout of the property is thoughtfully arranged. The reception rooms occupy the left wing, while the right wing is dedicated to the bedrooms.

The living room, with its dual-aspect windows and characterful log burner, leads seamlessly into a well-appointed kitchen designed to meet all culinary needs, with ample space for white goods. Beyond, an exceptional dining room showcases exposed beams and retains many original features from the building’s former use as a working barn. This striking space benefits from doors opening to both the rear and side of the property, enhancing its sense of flow and connection to the outdoors.

The right wing hosts three generously proportioned double bedrooms, all served by a family bathroom complete with a full suite.

Garden - Set within a generous plot of 0.8 acres and enjoying far-reaching views across the picturesque Blackmore Vale countryside, the property is surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens.

The front garden, predominantly laid to lawn and bordered by mature hedging, features an array of established trees and shrubs, creating a sense of privacy and natural beauty. A gravelled driveway leads up to the property, offering ample parking and a large garage.

To the rear, a spacious south-facing patio provides an ideal setting for outdoor entertaining, enclosed by a combination of hedging and characterful stone walls. Adjacent to this, a well-equipped garage benefits from both light and power, offering additional storage or potential for further use.

Material Information - Mains electric and water connected to the property.
Electric Sewage Treatment Plant and oil-fired central heating.
Broadband - Ultrafast broadband is available.
Mobile phone network coverage is likely outside with limited access inside.
(Information from Ofcom
Somerset Council
Council Tax Band: E

Situation - The property is ideally situated between the picturesque villages of Milborne Port and Charlton Horethorne, offering a delightful rural setting while still benefiting from the excellent amenities of both villages.

Milborne Port boasts a superb range of amenities, including a small supermarket, a garage with a post office, a public house, a fish & chip shop, a butchers, a restaurant and a well-regarded primary school. The village also enjoys a strong sense of community, with various events and activities throughout the year. There is an active Library which hosts activities and the village hall has many activities including a Saturday Market. Charlton Horethorne is another sought-after village, offering a welcoming community atmosphere. Facilities include a highly regarded public house and restaurant, a well-stocked village shop, a village hall, and a nursery school.

For a broader selection of amenities, the historic market town of Sherborne is just a short drive away. It offers an excellent range of shops, cafés, and restaurants, along with two supermarkets and a mainline railway station, providing direct services to London Waterloo in just over two hours. Sherborne is also well known for its selection of outstanding state and independent schools.

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Agents Note - The solar panels were installed in 2013 and feed into the tariff. They are owned outright to the property.

The vendors have informed us of a right of way of neighbouring land.