MOOR VIEW & CHURCH FARMHOUSE
CHURCH STREET, DRAYTON, LANGPORT, SOMERSET, TA10 0JY
A unique opportunity to purchase two neighbouring properties, within a highly sought after, well-connected and quiet village, on the outskirts of Langport.
One, a stunning, 3-bedroom detached period house with a wealth of character, set within a tucked away, secluded spot with delightful, far-reaching countryside views and landscaped gardens. Additional garage with studio room above and plenty of off-road parking.
The other a delightful period house with a wealth of character, set within an idyllic setting opposite a Grade I listed church in a desirable, tucked away village. Offering four bedrooms, plenty of generous living space, a delightful garden, parking and a garage with a home office/studio.
Both also available and listed separately.
Location
Drayton is a small idyllic village less than two miles west of Langport. The properties lie in the heart of the village and tucked away down in a secluded position, close to the ancient church, a short walk to the pub and with rambling countryside views from the garden.
The surrounding countryside is absolutely beautiful and is accessible with many footpaths and bridleways. It is also ideal for cycling with its small lanes and little traffic (see Somerset Cycle Route).
The nearby towns of Langport, Somerton, Street, Taunton, Wells and Sherborne offer a wide range of amenities and a good choice of country pubs and restaurants.
Communications are excellent via the M5 motorway linking the north and south and the A303 to the east and west. Nearby Castle Cary provides a fast train link to London Paddington.
There is an excellent choice of state and independent schools including Huish Episcopi Academy, Millfield, Taunton School, and Sixth Form colleges at both Richard Huish, Taunton and Strode College in Street. There are also many cultural and artistic societies and organizations, sporting facilities, several good golf courses and numerous clubs for a wide variety of sports within this very active and friendly part of Somerset.
Moor View
Moor View is a delightful, detached period property, believed to date back to the 1700’s and built of local stone under part tiled, part thatched roof, and which has been recently rethatched by the owners.
Careful consideration has gone into ensuring as many of the original features are retained, whilst modern services have been sympathetically added.
The ground floor offers good living space with two receptions, kitchen and cloakroom.
The kitchen has been well-appointed with a comprehensive range of units and appliances, complemented by granite worktops and limestone flooring. A pleasant dual aspect provides plenty of natural light and wonderful views.
Off to the side is the ground floor cloakroom with wash basin and loo, whilst additional storage is found in the cupboard under the stairs.
Under floor heating runs throughout the whole of the ground floor.
The sitting room offers stunning flagstone flooring, exposed beams and masonry, and an original cast iron stove in the Inglenook. The dining room/snug is off to the other side and has a dual aspect to the south and east aspect, along with exposed beams and oak flooring.
First floor
A carved hardwood staircase rises to the first floor, where there are three good bedrooms which offer a combination of exposed beams, joists and original elm and oak flooring. The vaulted master bedroom offers generous amounts of space and has French doors which open out onto a lovely, south facing balcony, taking in the best of the views on offer.
All three bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom, offering both a shower enclosure and panel bath, along with loo and wash basin.
Outbuildings
The property benefits from a detached garage and studio room to the rear of the property.
Above the garage, there is a good size home studio with light, heating and power, as well as a window to the front aspect.
Outside
Outside there is a beautiful, south facing landscaped garden which is largely laid to lawn and enjoys fantastic views over the local countryside. A pathway leads out onto Church Street, whilst a gravelled, gated driveway provides ample parking and access to the house, garage and studio.
Church Farmhouse
Church Farmhouse is a delightful property, believed to date back to the 1700’s, which has undergone a full and thorough refurbishment during the current ownership. Careful consideration has again gone into ensuring as many of the original features are retained, whilst modern services have been sympathetically added. Built principally of local stone under a clay tiled roof.
The house has plenty of versatile living space with various rooms on the ground floor, all of which flow seamlessly well and offer heaps of original features, including flagstone flooring, stone walls, exposed beams and oak and pitch pine flooring.
On the ground floor, a study with delightful views over the local church, and a sitting room which is home to a wonderful inglenook fireplace with herringbone brickwork and a fitted log burner.
Also on the ground floor, a separate dining room and additional ground floor shower room which has been very well appointed.
The kitchen is a wonderfully light and spacious room, offering a triple aspect and a vaulted ceiling with Conservation rooflights, ensuring as much natural light floods in as possible.
The kitchen offers a great deal of luxury and practicality with a comprehensive range of cabinetry, complemented by both granite and marble worktops, as well as limestone flooring with underfloor heating. Fitted with a very full range of appliances.
A composite stable door leads out to the side, whilst French doors from the kitchen open out onto a sunny terrace.
First floor
Upon the first floor, there are four good bedrooms and a family bathroom, along with plenty of exposed original and reclaimed features throughout.
The principal bedroom lies to the rear of the property is a very generous size, offering views over the rear garden and the local countryside beyond from a mullion window, as well an ensuite shower room with additional basin and loo.
Outbuildings
The property benefits from a handy storage room or potential home office, which is well appointed and benefits from electricity and services.
The property also comes with a detached garage and studio room to the rear of the property. Above the garage, there is a good size home studio with light, power, heating and windows to the front aspect.
Outside
At the rear of the house there is a beautiful, south facing landscaped garden which is separated into distinct areas, including areas of lawn, patio seating areas with permanent lighting & power and gravelled parking.
Other points
Freehold.
Not listed.
Somerset Council - Council Tax Band B and C
EPC rating D
Mains electricity, water and drainage all connected.
Oil fired central heating.
Important Notes
Roderick Thomas, their clients and any joint agents state that these details are for general guidance only and accuracy cannot be guaranteed. They do not constitute any part of any contract. All measurements are approximate, and floor plans are to give a general indication only and are not measured accurate drawings. No guarantees are given with regard to planning permission or fitness for purpose. No apparatus, equipment, fixture or fitting has been tested. Items shown in photographs are not necessarily included. Buyers must rely on information passed between the solicitors regarding items included in the sale. Purchasers must satisfy themselves on all matters by inspection or otherwise.
VIEWINGS.
Interested parties are advised to check availability and current situation prior to travelling to see any property. All viewings are by appointment with the Agents: Roderick Thomas, New Street, Somerton, Somerset, TA11 7NU