A substantial family home situated in a pleasant location on the edge of this popular hamlet. A range of outbuildings & stables, sizeable plot which extends to approximately 5.5 acres. No onward chain.

Home Farm is a period property that was converted in 1974 and now offers spacious accommodation arranged over two floors. Whilst the property would benefit from a level of improvement and updating, it occupies a sizeable plot which extends to approximately 5.5 acres and is situated on the edge of the popular village of Stockland Bristol.

Home Farm also offers several opportunities for extension or conversion of the numerous outbuildings, subject to any necessary planning consents. Currently the layout of the property is as follows; an entrance door opens into a welcoming hallway with staircase rising to the first floor and doors leading into all of the ground floor rooms. The sitting room is triple aspect with patio doors opening out to the garden and a feature fireplace. The double aspect dining room is situated to the rear of the property, again with patio doors leading out to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is well-proportioned with a good range of units, along with a breakfast bar and opens into a useful utility. Also on the ground floor are two double bedrooms, a shower room and an additional WC. On the first floor you will find three additional bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property benefits from an extensive amount of storage cupboards.

Outside, the property sits almost centrally within the plot of approximately 5.5 acres. There are good size gardens surrounding the property and an extensive hardstanding area to the front which provides ample parking and leads to a range of outbuildings including two open barns, sheds and a double garage/carport. In addition, there are three stables and a workshop/garden store.

An early viewing is essential to fully appreciate this village home situated in a quiet location and offering a good degree of privacy.

Home Farm is situated in the village of Stockland Bristol which lies some 8 miles north west of the market town of Bridgwater between the Quantock Hills and the Sea. Within the village is a Church and Village Hall/Social Club. Further facilities are available in the adjacent estuary village of Combwich which provides an Inn, Primary School, Post Office/General Store and there are pleasure boat moorings with direct nautical access to the Bristol Channel via the tidal River Parrett. The Steart Marshes which are approximately 1 mile distance, provide excellent walking and is a designated nature reserve. There is a nearby beach which is perfect for coastal walks and the quiet lanes are ideal for horses riding. The town of Bridgwater offers an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities along with a mainline train station and good communication links with access to the M5 motorway at junctions 23 and 24.