4 bedroom house
Badgworth, Axbridge, Somerset, BS26 2QZ
Guide Price
£750,000
Residential Tags: Georgian, Grade II, Manor House
Property Tags: Walled Garden
Land Tags: N/A
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Georgian, Grade II, Manor House
- Property Tags: Walled Garden
- Land Tags: N/A
An elegant and charming home within a wonderful private country residence.
Description
Badgworth Court is an elegant Grade II listed Georgian manor house that was converted in 2012 into just 8 exclusive and individual dwellings. Much of the charm lies in the high ceilings and large windows that overlook the beautiful communal grounds which extend to approximately 11 acres and include sweeping lawns, wonderful specimen trees and a delightful walled garden that are a haven for local wildlife. In addition, the property has its own areas of private garden, perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining family and friends.
The development has proved a popular choice for both owner occupiers or those seeking a secure second home, attracted by the comfort of neighbouring homes, the peace and tranquillity coupled with the convenience of local amenities that include The Wheatsheaf Pub, a nearby farm shop and just a short drive to the bustling medieval town of Axbridge.
With dedicated parking for two cars in addition to the garage, a winding path leads to the rear entrance with a generous hallway running the full depth of the property. The accommodation is over three levels offering good flexibility with the choice of three or four bedrooms depending upon personal requirements (the garden level bedroom 4 is currently used as a large study but it does have an adjacent bathroom so would make an excellent guest suite). On the ground floor there are two adjoining reception rooms, both with feature marble fireplaces and a very well appointed kitchen/breakfast room with granite work surfaces and high end end appliances by Neff plus a five burner Britannia stove. A separate utility room has space for a washing machine and dryer and there is a cloakroom off the hall completing the ground floor accommodation
On the first floor there is a superb principal bedroom suite with a walk in dressing room, en-suite bath/shower room and fireplace with gas fire. An additional family bath/shower room services the second and third bedrooms. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes are stylishly presented, commanding restful views over the parkland grounds.
Access to the property is via an impressive long gated driveway with a private entry system. A shingle driveway leads to a path meandering around to the front garden and the entrance to the property. The private front garden is initially laid to patio leading to a lawn which is surrounded by mature shrubs and trees. The rear courtyard garden is south facing and as such a sheltered sun trap. The communal grounds for the development offer mature parkland thought to extend to around 11 acres. The grounds have been used by residents for private functions and include a walled garden and a pavilion in the field at the front of the development.
Location
Badgworth is a sought after hamlet situated off the A38, near the beautiful medieval town of Axbridge, which is a popular, small residential town situated on the southern lower slopes of the Mendip hills. Further shopping facilities and banks are available in Cheddar and Winscombe, both within convenient driving distance. Bristol and Bath provide a good range of cultural activities and are within driving distance for days or evenings out. The nearest primary school is Weare First School in Upper Weare, Hugh Sexey is the Middle School in Blackford and The Kings of Wessex is the Senior School in Cheddar. Independent schools in the area include Sidcot, outside Winscombe, Wells Cathedral School in Wells and Millfield in Street. The general area provides good walking and riding country, sailing on Axbridge Reservoir, golf courses and a dry ski slope in Churchill, near Winscombe. The nearest access to the M5 is at the Edithmead junction, outside Burnham-on-Sea. The A38 is conveniently close for commuting to Bristol, or branching off to go to Bath on the A368.
Square Footage: 2,825 sq ft
Marketed by: Savills, Clifton
Description
Badgworth Court is an elegant Grade II listed Georgian manor house that was converted in 2012 into just 8 exclusive and individual dwellings. Much of the charm lies in the high ceilings and large windows that overlook the beautiful communal grounds which extend to approximately 11 acres and include sweeping lawns, wonderful specimen trees and a delightful walled garden that are a haven for local wildlife. In addition, the property has its own areas of private garden, perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining family and friends.
The development has proved a popular choice for both owner occupiers or those seeking a secure second home, attracted by the comfort of neighbouring homes, the peace and tranquillity coupled with the convenience of local amenities that include The Wheatsheaf Pub, a nearby farm shop and just a short drive to the bustling medieval town of Axbridge.
With dedicated parking for two cars in addition to the garage, a winding path leads to the rear entrance with a generous hallway running the full depth of the property. The accommodation is over three levels offering good flexibility with the choice of three or four bedrooms depending upon personal requirements (the garden level bedroom 4 is currently used as a large study but it does have an adjacent bathroom so would make an excellent guest suite). On the ground floor there are two adjoining reception rooms, both with feature marble fireplaces and a very well appointed kitchen/breakfast room with granite work surfaces and high end end appliances by Neff plus a five burner Britannia stove. A separate utility room has space for a washing machine and dryer and there is a cloakroom off the hall completing the ground floor accommodation
On the first floor there is a superb principal bedroom suite with a walk in dressing room, en-suite bath/shower room and fireplace with gas fire. An additional family bath/shower room services the second and third bedrooms. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes are stylishly presented, commanding restful views over the parkland grounds.
Access to the property is via an impressive long gated driveway with a private entry system. A shingle driveway leads to a path meandering around to the front garden and the entrance to the property. The private front garden is initially laid to patio leading to a lawn which is surrounded by mature shrubs and trees. The rear courtyard garden is south facing and as such a sheltered sun trap. The communal grounds for the development offer mature parkland thought to extend to around 11 acres. The grounds have been used by residents for private functions and include a walled garden and a pavilion in the field at the front of the development.
Location
Badgworth is a sought after hamlet situated off the A38, near the beautiful medieval town of Axbridge, which is a popular, small residential town situated on the southern lower slopes of the Mendip hills. Further shopping facilities and banks are available in Cheddar and Winscombe, both within convenient driving distance. Bristol and Bath provide a good range of cultural activities and are within driving distance for days or evenings out. The nearest primary school is Weare First School in Upper Weare, Hugh Sexey is the Middle School in Blackford and The Kings of Wessex is the Senior School in Cheddar. Independent schools in the area include Sidcot, outside Winscombe, Wells Cathedral School in Wells and Millfield in Street. The general area provides good walking and riding country, sailing on Axbridge Reservoir, golf courses and a dry ski slope in Churchill, near Winscombe. The nearest access to the M5 is at the Edithmead junction, outside Burnham-on-Sea. The A38 is conveniently close for commuting to Bristol, or branching off to go to Bath on the A368.
Square Footage: 2,825 sq ft
Marketed by: Savills, Clifton
Land Registry Data
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