Enmore, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA5

A Grade II* listed stone built house of great charm and appeal situated within this desirable village which lies at the foot of the Quantock Hills. Single garage, parking and walled garden.

Castle House was originally built by the Lord of the Manor, Lord Egmont in the early 18th Century and there is still evidence of a tunnel/gulley that linked the property with Lord Egmont's Enmore Castle nearby. This Grade II* listed property is of a most handsome design, built of attractive local Quantock stone and full of charm and character features.

The present owners have been in residence for almost 20 years, in which time they have lovingly maintained the property and recently upgraded the accommodation with the addition of a fabulous garden room in 2011 and re-fitted kitchen in 2019. The spacious and flexible accommodation is arranged over three floors and briefly comprises; on the ground floor there is a welcoming entrance hall providing access to a reception room on your right and kitchen on your left, with staircase rising to the upper floors. The particularly well-proportioned principal reception room adjoins the garden room and has an attractive fireplace with a wood burner. The charming kitchen has a range of bespoke units and includes a slimline dishwasher, fridge/freezer and space for a range style cooker. There are spacious and useful larder and boiler cupboards. On the upper floors you will find four double bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The property is an excellent example of its type and a viewing is most strongly recommended.

The property is situated on the outskirts of the village of Enmore which lies within the folds of the Quantock Hills which are designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and where many beautiful walks may be found. The village has a primary school, two local pubs an attractive parish church and high quality 18 hole golf course. The town of Bridgwater is within 4 miles and offers a good range of amenities. The County Town of Taunton is some eight miles away where a wide range of shopping, recreational and scholastic facilities will be found including three noted public schools. Taunton enjoys the benefit of a fast rail service to London - Paddington and M5 interchange (Junction 25) which may also be accessed at Bridgwater at either Junction 24 or 23.

The property is approached from the road via an arched access way through an impressive castellated wall which leads to an inner courtyard surrounded by attractive Quantock stone walling and with parking for several vehicles. The interior wall of the courtyard was repointed in Spring 2025. Access to a single garage is immediately afforded. Adjoining at a slightly raised level is a patio area which immediately adjoins the garden room and a further arched access leads through to the inner garden which again enjoys good enclosure with natural stone walling and provides a central small lawn area with adjoining shrub and flower borders.