3 bedroom house

A most individual detached barn conversion boasting stabling, garaging, self contained single storey one bedroom annexe/holiday cottage & garden room. Set in delightful gardens and grounds extending to approx. 0.75 acre.

DESCRIPTION
Hillside Barn is understood to have been converted in the early 1980's from an original barn and is of stone construction under a tiled roof with the benefit of gas fired central heating and hardwood effect style double glazed windows. It will be found to be in good decorative order throughout and the measurements and layout of the accommodation is set out on the attached floor plan.

ACCOMMODATION
HILLSIDE BARN  
Sitting Room   with wood burning stove and glazed doors to patio area with ornamental fish pond and garden
Kitchen/Dining Room   fully fitted with extensive range of granite work tops with cupboards and drawers under, sink unit, double oven, gas hob, tiled floor

Inner Hall  
Cloakroom   with WC
Rear Hall   with Vaillant gas fired boiler for domestic hot water and central heating, door to outside
First Floor Landing  
Bedroom 1   fitted wardrobe
Bedroom 2   fitted wardrobes
Nursery/Bedroom 3/Study  
Bathroom   fully tiled and with panelled bath, shower, wash basin, WC and bidet, linen cupboard
Cellar 

HOLIDAY BUNGALOW/ANNEXE   constructed in stone, brick and block under a tiled roof and having the benefit of gas central heating and double glazing and fronted by outside private patio and garden area and the accommodation comprises:
Living Room  21'9" x 10'6" (6.63m x 3.2m) incorporating fully fitted kitchen area
Inner Hall  
Bedroom  12'5" x 10'9" (3.78m x 3.28m) Vaillant gas fired boiler for central heating and domestic hot water
Bathroom   with panelled bath, shower, wash basin and WC
GARDEN ROOM  22'6" x 11'5" (6.86m x 3.48m) comprising further annexe accommodation and incorporating bedsit and kitchen area with shower room and WC with double glazing and electric heating. It is fronted by a further garden/seating area.
STABLING  72'2" x 11'9" (22m x 3.58m) (overall measurements) and divided into seven loose boxes of concrete block and stone construction, concrete floors, with electricity and water supply in the yard.

DOUBLE GARAGE  19'3" x 21'8" (5.87m x 6.6m) with electric power and lighting, concrete floor, two roller up and over doors, personal door

GARDENS AND GROUNDS   As previously mentioned the property stands in good sized attractive mainly south facing gardens laid to delightful easily maintained lawns dissected by a flowing stream along with flower beds and borders and private paved patios along with an ornamental fish pond accessed via the French doors from the main residence.

SERVICES   mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are connected

TENURE   Freehold

COUNCIL TAX BAND   E

AGENTS NOTE 1:   The annexe accommodation and garden room both provide a fine income opportunity either by way of permanent or holiday letting or alternatively could be utilized as annexe accommodation to the main house for multi-generational occupation.

AGENTS NOTE 2:   The vendors are currently building a new bungalow for their own occupation immediately to the north west of the property and this will require some re-arrangement of the existing entrance to form a shared access.

The popular holiday resort of Minehead is situated on the edge of the Exmoor National Park near to some of the very best moorland and woodland countryside where many delightful walks and other country pursuits can be enjoyed. Many of the well-known attractions of the West Somerset and North Devon areas are within short motoring distance. Minehead provides good shopping facilities, has First, Middle and Upper schools and has a regular local bus service throughout the year. The West Somerset Steam Railway serves all stations to Bishops Lydeard and there are regular buses serving the County Town of Taunton some 25 miles away which has excellent shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities. Taunton also has direct access to the M5 motorway and is served by a mainline railway station.

Marketed by: Greenslade Taylor Hunt, Minehead