Big Tree Close, Axbridge, BS26

Beautiful detached house, blending character and modern convenience
Four bedrooms in total, one accessible from a hidden ground floor room, the rest on the first floor
WC on the ground floor
One stylish, fully fitted family bathroom on the first floor
Spacious living room and elegant open plan kitchen, dining and family space
Utility/laundry area tucked off the kitchen
Home office area on the ground floor
Off street parking for multiple vehicles and a detached garage
Landscaped garden, patio, and outdoor entertaining space

Approached via a quiet lane in the scenic parish of Compton Bishop, this detached home offers a rare and intriguing layout. The driveway provides secure off street parking before you reach the detached garage, which may be used for vehicles, workshop or storage space.

Upon entering, you step into an inviting entrance hall that leads you to the main living spaces. The first living room is generous and comfortably proportioned, featuring well placed windows that draw in natural light and a log burner providing a good heat source in the winter months. Beyond this, the home flows into a beautifully designed open plan kitchen, dining and family area. The kitchen is fitted with contemporary units, integrated appliances and quality work surfaces, while the dining area offers space for relaxed everyday use or entertaining. A utility area lies just off the kitchen, discreet yet well connected, providing laundry and additional storage functionality. A designated home office area in the second living area gives you a quiet workspace within the heart of the house. A downstairs WC is provided just before the stairs for added convenience.

Through into the second living room you have one of the house’s most striking features, the hidden room on the ground floor. Discreetly tucked behind a subtle concealed door, this space leads through into what functions as a ground floor bedroom, ideal for guests, older children or special use. Its secretive nature adds both intrigue and flexible potential to the property.
Ascending to the first floor, you will find three further bedrooms including the master. The master bedroom is well sized, offering a restful retreat, while the two additional upstairs rooms are equally well proportioned and filled with light. All bedrooms share access to the stylish family bathroom, fitted with modern sanitary ware, a bath and separate overhead shower unit.
Outside, the rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped. A paved patio area invites outdoor dining and lounging, while a neatly maintained lawn extends beyond. The boundaries are enhanced with planting to deliver both beauty and privacy, and the garden is easily managed.
With its clever layout, hidden room, flexible spaces, and fresh modern finishes, this property is ideal for families or buyers looking for a unique home that balances character, utility and contemporary comforts.

Compton Bishop lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the southern slopes of the Mendip Hills, offering scenic landscapes, bridleways and footpaths. The parish is bordered by Crooks Peak and overlooks rural Somerset countryside.
Though tranquil, Compton Bishop is within easy reach of Axbridge and surrounding villages, where you’ll find local shops, cafés, a pharmacy and community services. The famed Blackberry Carnival and monthly farmers’ market take place in Axbridge’s historic square, bringing the community together. For cultural experiences, St Andrew’s Church, dating from the 13th century, stands as a local heritage landmark. Outdoor enthusiasts will relish the numerous footpaths, public rights of way and walking routes across the Mendip Hills and countryside.

Transport links are manageable residents may rely on local bus routes which start a short distance from the property in Cross to reach Axbridge, Cheddar or Weston super Mare. The area’s road network connects to larger centres for shopping, commuting or accessing further amenities.
Families will find schooling options within reach.
Weare Primary School is a renowned choice for younger children.
For middle and secondary education you come under the catchment area for Hugh Sexey School and Kings of Wessex Community School. School coaches have a pick up area at the end of the road.
These schools are well regarded in the area, and the rural setting ensures a calm, community oriented environment for education.

Council Tax
£2168 Approx
Band: C
Somerset Council