Words fail to do justice to the spectacularly exquisite finishing of this boutique and bohemian five bedroom detached home, nestled in approximately five acres of grounds total. Currently operating as a successful B&B the property offers exceptional potential as both a business or expansive family home.


Set out over two floors within the main residence the accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, family room, kitchen, breakfast room, study/bedroom five, sitting room, four bedrooms, four en-suites and a shower room. Approaching the property from its original main entrance, a door opens into a spacious entrance hall, with quarry tiled flooring leading into the adjoining downstairs cloakroom. To the right, and currently used as B&B dining quarters is a beautifully light and airy family room complete with feature exposed brick fireplace surround and cast iron log burner inset. Adding to the quaint country charm of this truly beautiful home, wooden framed windows and double doors overlook and open onto the south facing garden. From the family room and adjoining the kitchen is a charming breakfast room, complete with parquet flooring and with views overlooking the rear of the home. The kitchen has been bespokely fitted to include a range of wall, draw and base units, all finished in solid wood and with additional space for freestanding appliances. The room is completed with an AGA, range oven, double bowl ceramic sink and complimentary tiling to all splash prone areas. A stable door opens from the kitchen into the sun room/conservatory an idyllic spot to survey the pool scene to the rear, whilst also providing handy additional storage at one end in the form of a portioned store cupboard/utility. Moving into the 'West wing' and currently operating as the owners quarters when the B&B is in use, bedroom five could equally double as a study, subject to the individual needs with views again over the pool area. The room has been finished with vaulted ceilings and recessed wardrobe space. Adjoining is a shower room with shower cubicle, heated towel rail, WC and wall mounted wash basin. Looping back to the front of the property and accessed to the left of the original entrance hall is a wonderfully cosy sitting room, the perfect place to retire of a winters evening, with a cast iron wood burner built in against the backdrop of stone built surround and flagstone hearth. Far reaching, southerly views are available from the room, over the gardens and to the surrounding countryside beyond.

Moving from the relatively traditional ground floor accommodation, the first floor is the stuff of dreams for anyone keen on interior design. Each B&B suite has been uniquely designed to create a breath taking experience for guests visiting Mount Pleasant Farm. The galleried landing with vaulted ceiling and two Velux sky lights provides an exceptional first impression and insight into what is to come. Suite one, positioned on the front of the property boasts exposed ceiling beams, south facing views, veluxed skylights and sliding stable door leading into the en-suite. The en-suite has been fitted to include vinyl wood affect flooring, heated towel rail, sink inset with vanity unit and a stunning, freestanding, cooper bath with chrome mixer tap. Suite two again enjoys south facing countryside views and is another plentiful double bedroom. A Sliding barn door opens into the adjoining en-suite wet room, complete with walk in shower, wall mounted wash basin and WC. Both suite three and suite four continue the theme of oppulance and exquist finishing with comfortable double rooms and a rear aspect, and vaulted ceilings accompanied by exposed beams. A traditional wooden door leads through into the plush en-suite facilities.

It is rare to fund such an exceptionally well finished property, with still significant amounts of potential accompanying it. The property is sure to prove incredibly popular, therefore an early viewing is essential to avoid dissapointment.

The village of Chapel Allerton is highly sought after for its ‘tucked away’ rural, beautiful Somerset countryside, yet is within easy striking distance of Wedmore, Cheddar, Wells, Bristol commuting and easy access to Junction 22 (M5). The property is in the catchment area for the well regarded Hugh Sexey and Kings of Wessex Schools, and in addition Sidcot School is within easy reach. The village also boasts an historic church and the popular ‘Wheatsheaf’ Cafe and Restaurant. Bristol Airport is within easy reach, approximately 12 miles distant.

The property sits neatly in a total of 4.1 acres of land, separated into two separate parcels, clearly defined. To the front/southerly elevation is a well maintained garden that has been predominately laid to lawn, with hedge and fence boarders. Towards the bottom of the garden you will find established beds, filled with an abundance of fruit and vegetable plants, as well as some floral planting, providing colour almost all year round. To the rear of the property and approached from the tarmac driveway is the Pièce de résistance of this already incredible home. With paved surround sun terrace, the heated outdoor swimming pool is a favourite of both guests and residents alike. Heated using an air source heat pump. From the sun terrace there are a number of buildings surrounding that offers fantastic scope for further extension, subject to gaining the necessary consents. Almost abutting the rear of the home, and currently used as a pottery studio the workshop/studio benefits from two access points as well as additional store room. Above the workshop is further office space, accessed via a stairway leading up the side of the building. Alongside the workshop is a four car covered carport and additional storage room built into the loft space. On the western side of the swimming pool is a timber built playhouse/pool room. To the north is an adjoining paddock of level pasture land enclosed by hedge boarders and accessed via wooden five bar gates.