An impressive and superbly extended detached former farmhouse, situated in an enviable location at the foot of The Quantock Hills. EPC C

Description - White Horse Farm is an impressive detached former farmhouse which has been superbly extended over recent years and has a rural and contemporary feel. The house has rendered elevations under a pitched tiled roof and benefits from numerous upgrades, including a new central heating system, hardwired CCTV and new sewage treatment plant. The house has accommodation of approximately 3,000 square foot and would suit a large family or multi-generational living as there is a separate ground floor room which could be a potential annexe - subject to necessary planning consents.

Accommodation - The accommodation includes entrance hall with boiler and utility room. There is a 30ft triple aspect living room boasting bi- folding doors opening on to the rear terrace. There is a separate playroom/study, a newly fitted open plan kitchen/dining room with a range of units, space for Range cooker with extractor over, a range of integrated appliances and double doors leading out to the rear terrace. There is a separate utility room and as mentioned, via its own separate entrance, there is a room which could provide a potential annexe with shower room and kitchen area.
On the first floor there is a substantial, principal bedroom suite with picture windows overlooking the rear garden. There is an en-suite bathroom with bath, shower, WC and wash basin and separate dressing room. There are five further bedrooms, one having an en-suite shower. A contemporary family bathroom completes the accommodation and is fitted with a free standing bath on a raised plinth with shower, WC and wash basin.

Outside - The house is approached by a 5-bar gate from the lane and leads on to a large gravelled and concrete hardstanding area, which provides parking for numerous vehicles. The gardens surround the house and are predominately laid to lawn and include a number of specimen trees and shrubs. There is a pathway that leads to a sunken garden which is part walled with two outbuildings under a pitch tiled roof along with another timber framed building which includes the greenhouse area providing ample storage. The whole extending to approximately 0.5 acres.

Situation - White Horse Farm is situated on the outskirts of the pretty village of Nether Stowey, which has an attractive village centre with a range of local amenities which include primary school, range of public houses, post office, medical centre, church, butchers, library and village shops. The village also provides a gateway to many miles of footpaths and bridle ways on The Quantock Hills an AONB, the first designated as such in England. The A39 passes the village, linking many villages along with the coast. Bridgwater is approximately 7 miles and the M5 motorway junction 23 is 11 miles. Taunton, The County Town of Somerset is 10 miles to the south. There is also a mainline railway station. Kilve is a short 5 miles away with excellent fossil exploring opportunities.

Services - Mains electricity. Mains water. Recently installed sewage treatment plant.

Directions - Proceed out of Bridgwater following at A39 for approximately 7 miles until reaching the hamlet of Keenthorne. Go passed the petrol filling station and the nurseries and take the first left turning passing The Cottage Inn. Follow this road going straight on over the crossroads and the property is on your left hand side identified by a Stags For Sale board.