Cooks Cary Farm

Cooks Cary Farm offers prospective purchasers the opportunity to acquire a smallholding in an accessible rural location, with residential accommodation, a range of farm buildings, and 17.31 acres (7.01 hectares) of pasture land. With excellent transport links, the property could lend itself to a number of uses subject to the necessary planning consents.

Lot A – bungalow, farm buildings and 1.91 ac (0.77 ha)
The bungalow comprises two bedrooms and open plan living accommodation. It is situated to the north of the farm buildings and accessed from Ilchester Road. It is constructed of stone elevations under a slate tile roof. The bungalow is in need of renovation throughout.

See floor plan for accommodation.

The farm buildings are accessed directly from Ilchester Road and comprise the following:

Building 1 - Steel framed building with corrugated sheet roof, part concrete block and corrugated sheet elevations with one side of timber cladding above stone wall and part stone, part concrete floor. Approximately 20.5m x 19.5m.

Adjoining the northern elevation sits a traditional farm building, with stone elevations under a corrugated sheet roof with a stone floor. Approximately 4m x 12m.

Building 2 - Steel framed stock shed with predominantly corrugated sheet elevations under a corrugated sheet roof with a stone floor. Approximately 13.5m x 13.5m.

The buildings are set around stone and hardcore yards.

Set to the north of the main farm buildings and within the pasture land sits building 3. A traditional farm building with stone elevations under a corrugated sheet roof with a stone
floor. Approximately 5.5m x 10m.

Beyond the bungalow and buildings is pasture land sloping gently down to the River Cary. Lot A extends in total to
1.91 acres (0.77 hectares).


Situation
Cooks Cary Farm lies to the east of the village of Kingsdon and enjoys views over the unspoilt adjoining countryside. Kingsdon is a pretty south Somerset village with a community shop, well-known public house/restaurant, village hall, along with a 13th Century church at its centre. The market town of Somerton lies approximately 5 miles north west. Whilst the regional centre of Yeovil and historic abbey town of Sherborne lie within 10 miles to the south. Both Yeovil and Sherborne provide an excellent range of cultural, recreational, and shopping facilities. The A303 is a short driving distance and there are mainline stations at both Yeovil and Sherborne. Sporting, walking, and riding opportunities abound in the area whilst the region’s schooling includes Millfield, Bruton, Hazelgrove, and the Sherborne schools.



Marketed by: Symonds & Sampson, Yeovil