Six Acres
North Brewham, Bruton, Somerset, BA10 0JQ
Guide Price
£1,295,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Poly Tunnel
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Poly Tunnel
- Land Tags: Paddock
Six Acres is a fine family house situated in the much sought after area of Brew Valley just a stone’s throw from fashionable Bruton. Set in the heart of the Somerset countryside, this delightful family home sits entirely in its own land and comes with sensational views of King Alfred's Tower. Originally three cottages, the property was converted in the 1980s and further extended in recent years. It now offers flexible and versatile accommodation in just under 3000 sq. ft. of living space.
The house is approached via a pretty gravelled driveway with parking for several cars. Off the hall is a snug/library that follows through to the sitting room and a beautiful kitchen at the heart of the house. The sitting room features triple aspect windows that allow natural light to flood in and a jet master fire set on some fabulous flagstones warms the room. French doors at the far end of the room open to a pretty terrace with magical views of the garden. The snug has built in wall to ceiling shelving and stairs that lead to the first floor. This room could easily be opened up and combined with the kitchen if desired. The kitchen itself is furnished with a Britannia range cooker with a gas hob, integrated appliances that include a Neff dishwasher, microwave and a plate warmer. Recessed lighting illuminates an extensive range of kitchen units and a pretty island in the centre of the room. Adjacent and perfectly sited is a good sized utility room with direct access to the garden.
Upstairs is a palatial principle bedroom suite and a spacious home office and an ensuite. The bedroom is fabulous and comes with an engineered oak floor, skylight windows and French doors that open to a timber clad balcony with sensational views of the garden and the rolling countryside beyond – King Alfred’s tower can be seen in the winter.
Doors from the hall open to the West wing of the house that could be used as a self-contained annexe if required. There are two good sized double bedrooms on the ground floor and stairs that lead to two further bedrooms upstairs – there is also a bathroom on each floor. All the rooms upstairs are defined by some magnificent beams that straddle the ceilings and run to the apex of the ceiling. The bathrooms are contemporary in style and come with high end fixtures and fittings with his and hers sinks, a heated towel rail and an oversized shower.
Outside
Picturesque gardens lie mainly to the East of the property and extend to approximately 0.75 of an acre. Well-kept lawns sweep away to post and rail fencing that sits beneath a canopy of mature trees on the boundary. A ‘kitchen garden’ South facing and sheltered by a substantial hedge is a perfect sun trap on a summer’s day. A beautiful Ceanothus tree lights up the north side of the house whilst a pretty, seasoned stone terrace, embellished with some lovely roses lies just beyond the sitting room and is perfect for outdoor entertaining. The landscape is peppered with a wide variety of trees that include oak, cherry, greengage and plum, and a small pond is home to newts and other wildlife. The views are stunning from all parts of these picturesque gardens which offer total privacy and seclusion.
Beyond the gardens is a well-kept paddock that stretches to approximately 0.75 acres. Three stables offer the perfect opportunity for equestrian activities and can be accessed directly from the road. Planning permission has been granted for a single storey dwelling situated in the paddock.Also accessed from the road is a 4.5 acre field.
Other facilities in the garden include a polytunnel and a greenhouse - closer to the house, there is a generous double garage and a useful garden shed ideal for storing machinery etc.
Situation
Six acres sits on a no through road in Border, a small hamlet to the South of Brewham in the heart of rural Somerset. It is a close, friendly and artistic community and is a stone’s throw from fashionable Bruton with its bustling high street, home to a florist, a pharmacy, and a variety of boutiques. The renowned restaurant “At the Chapel” and the world-famous art gallery “Hauser and Wirth” are both on the doorstep. The pretty market town of Castle Cary is a few miles to the west, and also offers several independent shops, pubs, interiors retailers and a bookstore. Other local attractions include the newly opened country estate “The Newt in Somerset” and Stourhead gardens to the South. Travel connections are good with easy access to the A303 that links London to the West Country. Rail links are excellent with trains from Bruton to Waterloo and Castle Cary to Paddington with travelling time less than two hours.
Schools
Excellent local schools in the area include King’s School Bruton and Bruton School for Girls, and the state boarding school - Sexey's, which has received the highest performing 6th form award in Somerset. Bruton has its own primary school and, in close proximity, are Millfield, Hazlegrove and All Hallows prep schools.
Services
Oil central heating, mains, electricity and private drainage
Super-fast broadband
Council tax band
G
Local Authority
South Somerset District Council
Tenure
Freehold with no onward chain.
Directions
Post code - BA100JQ
What three words: fairway.wake.perfumes
From the centre of Bruton, take the A359 (Quakerlake street) turn right onto Brewham Road. Continue for 3.4 miles – turn right and Six acres is on the left hand side.
EPC to follow
Every care has been taken with the preparation of these details, in accordance with the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, but complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance to you, please obtain professional confirmation. Alternatively, we will be pleased to check the information. These details do not constitute a contract or part of a contract. All measurements quoted are approximate. Photographs are provided for general information and cannot be inferred that any item shown is included in the sale. The fixtures, fittings & appliances have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. No guarantee can be given with regard to planning permissions or fitness for purpose. Energy Performance Certificates are available on request.
PLEASE NOTE LODESTONE HAS SEVERAL PROPERTIES THAT ARE BEING DISCREETLY MARKETED ONLY ON OUR WEBSITE – Property | Estate Agents | Sales & LettingsWells |Bruton |Shaftesbury
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The house is approached via a pretty gravelled driveway with parking for several cars. Off the hall is a snug/library that follows through to the sitting room and a beautiful kitchen at the heart of the house. The sitting room features triple aspect windows that allow natural light to flood in and a jet master fire set on some fabulous flagstones warms the room. French doors at the far end of the room open to a pretty terrace with magical views of the garden. The snug has built in wall to ceiling shelving and stairs that lead to the first floor. This room could easily be opened up and combined with the kitchen if desired. The kitchen itself is furnished with a Britannia range cooker with a gas hob, integrated appliances that include a Neff dishwasher, microwave and a plate warmer. Recessed lighting illuminates an extensive range of kitchen units and a pretty island in the centre of the room. Adjacent and perfectly sited is a good sized utility room with direct access to the garden.
Upstairs is a palatial principle bedroom suite and a spacious home office and an ensuite. The bedroom is fabulous and comes with an engineered oak floor, skylight windows and French doors that open to a timber clad balcony with sensational views of the garden and the rolling countryside beyond – King Alfred’s tower can be seen in the winter.
Doors from the hall open to the West wing of the house that could be used as a self-contained annexe if required. There are two good sized double bedrooms on the ground floor and stairs that lead to two further bedrooms upstairs – there is also a bathroom on each floor. All the rooms upstairs are defined by some magnificent beams that straddle the ceilings and run to the apex of the ceiling. The bathrooms are contemporary in style and come with high end fixtures and fittings with his and hers sinks, a heated towel rail and an oversized shower.
Outside
Picturesque gardens lie mainly to the East of the property and extend to approximately 0.75 of an acre. Well-kept lawns sweep away to post and rail fencing that sits beneath a canopy of mature trees on the boundary. A ‘kitchen garden’ South facing and sheltered by a substantial hedge is a perfect sun trap on a summer’s day. A beautiful Ceanothus tree lights up the north side of the house whilst a pretty, seasoned stone terrace, embellished with some lovely roses lies just beyond the sitting room and is perfect for outdoor entertaining. The landscape is peppered with a wide variety of trees that include oak, cherry, greengage and plum, and a small pond is home to newts and other wildlife. The views are stunning from all parts of these picturesque gardens which offer total privacy and seclusion.
Beyond the gardens is a well-kept paddock that stretches to approximately 0.75 acres. Three stables offer the perfect opportunity for equestrian activities and can be accessed directly from the road. Planning permission has been granted for a single storey dwelling situated in the paddock.Also accessed from the road is a 4.5 acre field.
Other facilities in the garden include a polytunnel and a greenhouse - closer to the house, there is a generous double garage and a useful garden shed ideal for storing machinery etc.
Situation
Six acres sits on a no through road in Border, a small hamlet to the South of Brewham in the heart of rural Somerset. It is a close, friendly and artistic community and is a stone’s throw from fashionable Bruton with its bustling high street, home to a florist, a pharmacy, and a variety of boutiques. The renowned restaurant “At the Chapel” and the world-famous art gallery “Hauser and Wirth” are both on the doorstep. The pretty market town of Castle Cary is a few miles to the west, and also offers several independent shops, pubs, interiors retailers and a bookstore. Other local attractions include the newly opened country estate “The Newt in Somerset” and Stourhead gardens to the South. Travel connections are good with easy access to the A303 that links London to the West Country. Rail links are excellent with trains from Bruton to Waterloo and Castle Cary to Paddington with travelling time less than two hours.
Schools
Excellent local schools in the area include King’s School Bruton and Bruton School for Girls, and the state boarding school - Sexey's, which has received the highest performing 6th form award in Somerset. Bruton has its own primary school and, in close proximity, are Millfield, Hazlegrove and All Hallows prep schools.
Services
Oil central heating, mains, electricity and private drainage
Super-fast broadband
Council tax band
G
Local Authority
South Somerset District Council
Tenure
Freehold with no onward chain.
Directions
Post code - BA100JQ
What three words: fairway.wake.perfumes
From the centre of Bruton, take the A359 (Quakerlake street) turn right onto Brewham Road. Continue for 3.4 miles – turn right and Six acres is on the left hand side.
EPC to follow
Every care has been taken with the preparation of these details, in accordance with the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, but complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance to you, please obtain professional confirmation. Alternatively, we will be pleased to check the information. These details do not constitute a contract or part of a contract. All measurements quoted are approximate. Photographs are provided for general information and cannot be inferred that any item shown is included in the sale. The fixtures, fittings & appliances have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. No guarantee can be given with regard to planning permissions or fitness for purpose. Energy Performance Certificates are available on request.
PLEASE NOTE LODESTONE HAS SEVERAL PROPERTIES THAT ARE BEING DISCREETLY MARKETED ONLY ON OUR WEBSITE – Property | Estate Agents | Sales & LettingsWells |Bruton |Shaftesbury
Marketed by: Lodestone Property, Bruton
Land Registry Data
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