Sympathetically converted in 1982 from an original barn, The Old Granary is characterised by light and airy accommodation, with good room proportions including excellent head heights throughout. The ground floor accommodation is arranged around the spacious entrance hall, with some exposed stone walls and overhead beams, and there is a useful downstairs cloakroom and large under-stairs storage cupboard.

The light and airy dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room incorporates a good range of base and wall units with an oil-fired Rayburn and space for an additional cooker, a large fridge/freezer and a breakfast table. A wooden stable door provides direct access onto one of the 3 dining terraces to the rear of the property, ideal for leisurely breakfasts. The generous utility room off the kitchen has another stable door to the far end providing access to the side garden.

The dual aspect dining room easily accommodates a large dining table and also benefits from direct access through patio doors onto another dining terrace at the back of the house, ideal for entertaining. Similar to the sitting room, and some of the entrance hall, there is an attractive parquet floor and a beamed ceiling. Light pours through a glazed panel from the dining room into the hallway beyond.

Double wooden doors from the hallway open onto the spacious triple aspect sitting room, which is a highlight of The Old Granary, with an exposed stone wall to one side and a wide inglenook fireplace with an inset wood burner.

Upstairs the 4 bedroom accommodation is arranged around a galleried central landing, where there is access to the large loft space that offers development potential (subject to permissions). All the bedrooms are a good size, with built-in wardrobes, and the principal bedroom includes a generous en-suite shower room. There is also a generous family bathroom with an air-jet bath.

Outside – to the front of The Old Granary is ample parking in addition to the double garage, which has a useful rear door opening onto the terrace to the rear of the house. There are 3 separate dining terraces, each providing a wonderful spot to sit and enjoy the surroundings, along with a pond. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature plants, with a fantastic selection of fruit trees and bushes including apple, quince, walnut, mulberry, fig, medlar, gooseberry and redcurrant. Already charming, there is further scope for the keenest gardener, and further land plus stabling is available by separate negotiation.

Location – Loxton is situated in a Conservation Area, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, to the south west of the Mendips which provide wonderful opportunities for outdoor activities such as riding, cycling and walking including along the nearby West Mendip Way. The Frankie Howerd hub is a community centre providing food and facilities 5 days a week, with further amenities available nearby at the Webbington Hotel. Well regarded schooling is available nearby in Axbridge and Cheddar, including the Kings of Wessex Academy, and access to the M5 motorway is within 6.6 miles at junction 21 (St Georges) and junction 22 (Burnham).