A superb, individually designed detached family home, built to a particularly high specification, quietly situated on the edge of the popular village of Huntsham, adjoining parkland to the rear and enjoying far reaching country views, all within easy reach of the M5 and mainline station.

Beech Hayes is a most attractive detached family home, which has been built to a high specification offering spacious, light and airy accommodation, and situated on the edge of this sought after village with gardens adjoining parkland to the rear, from where there are outstanding views to the beautiful surrounding countryside.

The property has many fine features including oak floors, staircase and doors, and top quality kitchen and bathroom fittings. There are double glazed windows and doors, oil fired central heating, attractive south facing sitting room with bay window, double aspect fitted kitchen / breakfast room with Granite work surfaces and doors leading to the garden, utility room, separate dining room, and study with doors to the garden.

In addition to the ground floor accommodation is the very versatile garden room which leads off the kitchen. With under floor electric heating, this room can be used all year round, and the bi-fold doors between the two rooms can easily be closed to make the kitchen cosier in the winter, or to shut out the noise of the unruliest of teenage parties!

On the first floor both the master bedroom and bedroom two have en suite shower rooms and there are two further bedrooms and the family bathroom. A single garage lies to one side and there are gardens to both the front and rear of the property.

The vendors currently lease one and a half acres to the rear of and adjoining the house by separate agreement. Please contact Seddons if this is of interest to you.

Huntsham has grown up around the Huntsham Estate, at the centre of which is Huntsham Court a Victorian Mansion house, adjoining which is a lovely little Church. Most of the cottages in the
village were built for retainers to the Estate. This whole area is surrounded with glorious rolling countryside cannot fail to appeal to the country lover, with miles of wonderful walks "right on the doorstep".

Although enjoying such a lovely rural location, the village is not isolated, as it lies within about 15 minutes drive from Junction 27 of the M5 motorway with its adjoining Parkway Station, from where one can reach Paddington in about two and a half hours.

The busy market town of Tiverton lies about 9 miles away, where can be found a good shopping centre,a hospital and also Blundell's Independent School for boys and girls.

The lovely town of Bampton lies about 4 miles away, again where there are local facilities, and to the north of Bampton, lies Dulverton, within the rugged heather clad moors of the Exmoor National Park.

Utilities
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired
central heating, Village drainage system. Fibre broadband iminent.