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Harvester Close, Galhampton
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Letting details
- Let available date:
- 19/10/2026
- Deposit:
- £3,170A deposit provides security for a landlord against damage, or unpaid rent by a tenant.Read more about deposit in our glossary page.
- Furnish type:
- Unfurnished
- Council Tax:
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- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
4
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
1,850 sq ft
172 sq m
Key features
- Four double bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms
- Approximately 1,850 sq. ft. of living accommodation
- Magnificent open-plan kitchen, dining and living room
- Separate study and utility room
- Enclosed landscaped garden with rural views
- Larger-than-average single garage and driveway parking
- Air source heat pump, solar panels with battery storage and EV charging point (EPC rating: A)
- Underfloor heating throughout
Description
3 HARVESTER CLOSE, GALHAMPTON, SOMERSET, BA22 7GA
3 Harvester Close is an impressive four-bedroom contemporary home that extends to approximately 1,850 sq. ft. and is within an exclusive development in Galhampton, surrounded by the rolling Somerset countryside.
The property combines traditional local materials with clean architectural design features and an exceptionally high standard of finish. Sustainable construction, carefully considered glazing and stylish interiors create a comfortable and energy-efficient home ideally suited to modern family life.
The accommodation includes an entrance hall, a magnificent open-plan kitchen, dining and living room, study, utility room, cloakroom, four double bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms.
Externally, there is an enclosed landscaped garden with a large paved terrace and attractive views across the adjoining countryside. A larger-than-average single garage and driveway provide excellent parking.
Accommodation
Built from a handsome combination of locally quarried Hadspen stone, lime-washed render, and contemporary cladding beneath a natural slate roof, the property has a distinctive architectural style that sits comfortably within its rural surroundings. Energy efficiency has been central to its design, helping to keep both running costs and emissions to a minimum.
The front door is sheltered beneath a contemporary porch with external lighting and opens into a welcoming entrance hall with useful storage, a staircase rising to the first floor and a well-appointed cloakroom.
Occupying much of the ground floor is the superb open-plan kitchen, dining and living room. Measuring approximately 33'8" by 23'11" at its widest points, this wonderfully sociable space is beautifully proportioned and filled with natural light. Glazed double doors open directly onto the terrace and garden, creating an effortless connection between the interior and outside space.
The kitchen is fitted with Shaker-style cabinetry, square-edged Corian worktops and an excellent selection of appliances, including an oven and fridge freezer, together with a Caple dishwasher. A central island provides further workspace and a Siemens induction hob with integrated extractor, while the adjoining dining and living areas offer ample room for entertaining and everyday family life.
The utility room is positioned just off the kitchen and has its own external entrance, making it particularly practical for country living. A separate study provides a comfortable space in which to work from home.
Attractive flooring and underfloor heating extend throughout the house, providing a consistent and comfortable finish.
The first floor is arranged around a central landing and provides four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, measuring approximately 15'3" by 13'7", and benefits from its own en-suite shower room. The guest bedroom also has an en-suite, and the two remaining bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom.
Each bath and shower room has been finished in a crisp contemporary style, with high-quality sanitaryware, chrome heated towel rails and illuminated mirrors. Several of the bedrooms enjoy especially attractive views towards the surrounding countryside, particularly across the northern and western aspects.
Considerable attention has been paid to the performance of the house. Its energy-efficient credentials include an air source heat pump, solar panels with battery storage, underfloor heating and UPVC double glazing, while superfast fibre broadband supports the practical demands of contemporary life.
Outside
The enclosed garden enjoys an attractive rural outlook and includes a generous paved terrace immediately adjoining the house, providing an excellent setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. The remainder is principally laid to lawn and enclosed by fencing, offering both privacy and security for children and pets.
External lighting, double electrical sockets and an outside tap are provided.
The detached garage measures approximately 20'1" by 10'3" and is complemented by driveway parking for two vehicles. An electric vehicle charging point has also been installed.
The house and garage provide approximately 2,057 sq. ft. in total.
About the area
Harvester Vale is set on the semi-rural outskirts of Galhampton, which is just an eight-minute drive from Castle Cary rail station. Galhampton is an attractive and well-connected Somerset village, surrounded by gently rolling countryside yet conveniently placed for Castle Cary, Bruton, Sherborne and Yeovil. The village has a strong sense of community, centred around its modern village hall and playing field, together with a chapel and the popular Orchard Inn, a family-friendly country pub serving locally sourced food and ales. Galhampton Village describes itself as a small but active rural community of around 400 residents.
The nearby village of North Cadbury provides a well-regarded primary school and pre-school, while further everyday amenities can be found in Castle Cary. This charming market town has a varied collection of independent shops, delicatessens, cafés, pubs, restaurants, a doctors’ surgery and other essential services. The fashionable town of Bruton is also within easy reach and is renowned for its restaurants, independent shops, cultural venues and the internationally celebrated Hauser & Wirth gallery.
The surrounding countryside provides excellent opportunities for walking, riding and cycling, with Cadbury Castle, traditionally associated with King Arthur’s Camelot, forming one of the area’s best-known landmarks. Also nearby is The Newt in Somerset, with its magnificent gardens, woodland, farmland, restaurants and farm shop.
Local state schooling includes North Cadbury Church of England Primary School, rated Good at its most recent Ofsted inspection, and Ansford Academy in Castle Cary. Independent schools within reach include King’s Bruton, Hazlegrove, Millfield and the renowned schools at Sherborne.
Communication links are excellent. The A303 is readily accessible at Sparkford, providing a direct route towards London and the South West. Castle Cary railway station offers direct services to London Paddington, Bath, Bristol, Exeter and further afield, making Galhampton particularly appealing to those seeking country life without isolation.
Services
Mains water, drainage and electricity. Solar PV panels with battery storage. Air source heat pump. EV-charging points.
Tenure: Freehold.
Energy Performance Rating: A
Council Tax Band: E
Note
The photographs with furnishings included are from plot 1, the show home.
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