The property, as a coach house, once formed part of the Milfort House Estate. It is situated in a hidden and private setting off the approach drive and parkland to Milfort House, and was converted a number of years ago.
The present owners purchased the property in 2006 when in need of considerable updating. All modernisation and improvements have been most carefully and sympathetically carried out including re-configuring some rooms, all of which overlook the south facing garden. A most attractive inglenook style brick fireplace was constructed in the sitting room and is fitted with a multi fuel stove. The rooms are light, and the well presented interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Along the front elevation are two entrances, one an enclosed stone porch opening to the sitting room and a tiled porch on oak supports opening to the kitchen/breakfast room. The comfortable sitting room is arranged in the centre of the house, with the farmhouse kitchen/ breakfast room leading off. The kitchen area is well fitted with a range of wood painted units, an island unit with breakfast bar, all with solid wood work surfaces, and a tiled floor. Integrated appliances include a range cooker and dishwasher. From the breakfast area double doors open to a small walled courtyard area – suitable for a BBQ. Adjoining the sitting room is the family room with staircase rising to the first floor. The family room opens to the study with en suite cloakroom. Off the breakfast area is good sized utility room ideal for use as a gym.
On the first floor all rooms overlook the garden with a view of the wooded slopes of the Mendip Hills. The 20' principal bedroom has an en suite shower room. There are three further bedrooms and a family bath/shower room. There is a large part boarded attic space with light, spanning the width of the house.
Outside
Milfort Coach House is approached off the main approach to Milfort House branching off to its own entrance providing parking. Electrically operated double timber gates open to a further parking space and the enclosed, and very private, part walled, south facing garden. The pretty garden is attractively designed with level lawn, flagstone and cobbled pathways, and areas ideal for entertaining. There are many flowering shrubs, plants, lavender, and climbing shrubs include an established Clematis. A mature Wisteria adorns part of the front elevation.
Adjoining the utility room, accessed from the garden, is a generous size workshop/store. Beside, a small walled enclosure provides further storage.

Bristol 12 miles, Bristol Airport 5 miles, Wells 12 miles, M5(J21) 7 miles, Rail Stations at Yatton 6 miles and Backwell 9 miles (All distances approximate).