The Grade II Listed farmhouse sits in a peaceful rural setting and offers significant potential for improvement to create an idyllic family home. The farmhouse dates originally from the 17th century with more recent additions and provides more than 3,000 square feet of accommodation with four bedrooms and plenty of original character. Meanwhile, the plot includes an adjacent traditional barn which has planning consent for conversion to a one bedroom dwelling/annexe, plus various modern farm buildings, some of which are fully enclosed and offer excellent storage and alternative use potential *(subject to planning) a circa 3.5 acre garden and 13 acre flat and level field adjoining.

The farmhouse has well-proportioned reception rooms, high ceilings and several elegant period features, including ornate ceiling mouldings, tiled flooring and original fireplaces. The ground floor has a comfortable drawing room and sitting room, a formal dining room and a useful study. The kitchen has fitted storage units and integrated appliances, while there is also an Aga in the kitchen/dining area within a large (but currently bricked over) inglenook fireplace. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, one of which has an adjoining room which could be used as a dressing room or converted into an en suite bathroom. The generous principal bedroom has extensive fitted storage and intricate ceiling plasterwork, while the first floor also includes a large, recently updated family bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, dual washbasins and a separate walk-in shower. The farmhouse has been almost entirely re-roofed in 2022.

The farmhouse site features a traditional barn immediately adjacent to the house, with residential planning consent (planning ref: 13/20/00029). There is potential to knock through and connect with the farmhouse internally at ground floor level(subject to consent). There are two fully enclosed modern farm buildings with concrete floors and sliding doors and an open fronted modern farm building. There is more than 16 acres of grounds including expansive gardens of around 3.5 acres with a tennis court, red brick garden walls and a pond (all in need of restoration), plus an adjoining flat and level field of around 13 acres.

Chilton Trivett Farm is situated in a rural Somerset setting, close to the town of Bridgwater and within easy reach of the stunning countryside of the Quantock Hill Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village of Cannington is less than a mile away, providing a thriving community with a primary school and secondary school, several pubs, restaurants and cafés, local shops and a selection of other facilities. The town of Bridgwater has a mainline rail station and excellent choice of shops, supermarkets and amenities, while Taunton, 13 miles to the south, provides further amenities plus a direct rail service to London Paddington. There is no shortage of outstanding schools in the area including King’s Hall Preparatory School, King’s College, Taunton, Taunton School, Queen’s Taunton, Wellington School, Brymore and Millfield. The beautiful North Somerset coast is only 6 miles away, while the surrounding countryside provides a wealth of excellent walking, cycling and riding routes. Transport links are good with the M5 just 5 miles away providing easy access to Bristol, the Midlands and beyond.

Local Authority: Sedgemoor District Council
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage.
Council Tax: Band E, £2,336.71
Tenure: Freehold
Guide Price: £1,100,000.
Rights of Way: There are no public rights of way. Rights will be granted along the driveway to access the property.
Wayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.