Oakmoor Farm
North Newton, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 0BT
Guide Price
£700,000
Residential Tags: Occupancy Condition
Property Tags: Smallholding, Traditional Buildings
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jan 2023
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Occupancy Condition
- Property Tags: Smallholding, Traditional Buildings
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
A delightful multipurpose smallholding occupying a peaceful and private location at the end of a no through road together with modern and traditional outbuildings and pastureland. In all about 5.56 acres.
This delightful smallholding occupies a private tucked away position on a no through road and is centred upon an attractive three bedroom bungalow believed to have been constructed in 1988. Constructed of reconstituted stone elevations under a pitched tiled roof, the property benefits from oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout. In brief the accommodation comprises an entrance hall with airing cupboard, a spacious kitchen/dining room with modern fitted kitchen containing an Aga, island unit and a number of integral appliances. A utility adjoins to the rear with a door to outside. The living room enjoys a south facing aspect and contains a log burning stove and there are three bedrooms with a generous master en-suite and a family shower room.
The property is situated at the end of a no through road and enjoys a great deal of privacy and seclusion. The village of North Newton lies approximately 6 miles from Taunton and provides primary schooling and a recently renovated local pub. The Taunton to Bridgwater canal passes close by providing course fishing and towpaths for walking and cycling. Taunton itself is renowned for its extensive range of shopping, educational, sporting and cultural facilities, along with access to the M5 motorway at Junction 25 Blackbrook. There is also a mainline intercity rail link, London Paddington being about 2 hours away.
The property is approached through a set of double gates which leads to a large tarmacadam parking and turning area for several vehicles. Gardens surround the property on three sides and are predominantly lawned with herbaceous borders. To the rear is a patio ideal for alfresco dining and summer entertaining and adjacent to the gardens is a mature orchard containing a number of productive fruit trees. In addition is a range of outbuildings which can be further described as follows.
STORE SHED (3.57m x 6.14m + 3.38m x 3.77m) an ‘L’ shaped building of block and clad elevations under a pitched tiled roof.
TRADITIONAL STONE BARN (15, X 5.4M) of traditional stone construction under a pitched tiled roof comprising a carport, kennel and store room.
FODDER BARN AND WORKSHOP (approx. 85m2) Comprising three units of timber frame construction under profiled steel roof with timber clad elevations.
FIELD SHELTER Located in the adjoining paddock and of timber construction.
The land associated with Oak Moor Farm is split into two enclosures as shown on the attached plan and in total extends to approximately 6.56 acres of which the field extends to 5.42 acres.
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING
The property was formerly subject to an agricultural occupancy condition but now has a certificate of lawfulness.
Marketed by: Greenslade Taylor Hunt, Taunton
This delightful smallholding occupies a private tucked away position on a no through road and is centred upon an attractive three bedroom bungalow believed to have been constructed in 1988. Constructed of reconstituted stone elevations under a pitched tiled roof, the property benefits from oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout. In brief the accommodation comprises an entrance hall with airing cupboard, a spacious kitchen/dining room with modern fitted kitchen containing an Aga, island unit and a number of integral appliances. A utility adjoins to the rear with a door to outside. The living room enjoys a south facing aspect and contains a log burning stove and there are three bedrooms with a generous master en-suite and a family shower room.
The property is situated at the end of a no through road and enjoys a great deal of privacy and seclusion. The village of North Newton lies approximately 6 miles from Taunton and provides primary schooling and a recently renovated local pub. The Taunton to Bridgwater canal passes close by providing course fishing and towpaths for walking and cycling. Taunton itself is renowned for its extensive range of shopping, educational, sporting and cultural facilities, along with access to the M5 motorway at Junction 25 Blackbrook. There is also a mainline intercity rail link, London Paddington being about 2 hours away.
The property is approached through a set of double gates which leads to a large tarmacadam parking and turning area for several vehicles. Gardens surround the property on three sides and are predominantly lawned with herbaceous borders. To the rear is a patio ideal for alfresco dining and summer entertaining and adjacent to the gardens is a mature orchard containing a number of productive fruit trees. In addition is a range of outbuildings which can be further described as follows.
STORE SHED (3.57m x 6.14m + 3.38m x 3.77m) an ‘L’ shaped building of block and clad elevations under a pitched tiled roof.
TRADITIONAL STONE BARN (15, X 5.4M) of traditional stone construction under a pitched tiled roof comprising a carport, kennel and store room.
FODDER BARN AND WORKSHOP (approx. 85m2) Comprising three units of timber frame construction under profiled steel roof with timber clad elevations.
FIELD SHELTER Located in the adjoining paddock and of timber construction.
The land associated with Oak Moor Farm is split into two enclosures as shown on the attached plan and in total extends to approximately 6.56 acres of which the field extends to 5.42 acres.
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING
The property was formerly subject to an agricultural occupancy condition but now has a certificate of lawfulness.
Marketed by: Greenslade Taylor Hunt, Taunton
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.