A charming and substantial six bedroom detached period farmhouse with autonomous annexe and grounds amounting to just under half an acre, set in a private and peaceful village location. No onward chain.


Offered to the market with no chain, Golden Valley Farmhouse is built of attractive stone elevations, with later additions, under a tiled roof. Over many years the property has been utilised as a much loved farmhouse, which now requires modernisation. The house offers extensive and versatile accommodation which will suit a whole range of buyers either as a private home, someone working from home or for those looking for a well-proportioned self-contained annexe. The property combines the best of village life, being within walking distance of village amenities, whilst offering stunning Easterly views over the garden and valley beyond. Please note that there is the option of additional land, available by separate negotiation.
In summary the accommodation comprises entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor, downstairs WC, sitting room with parquet flooring and feature inglenook fireplace, bread oven and beam over, rear hall, study with parquet flooring, wet room with Mira electric shower, dining room with marble fireplace housing the multi-fuel stove, garden room with French doors leading out onto the patio and gardens. To the rear of the house overlooking the rear garden is a generous size traditional farmhouse kitchen with oil fired Aga linked to the Agamatic providing hot water and heating, fitted with a selection of floor units, walk-in larder, space and plumbing for washing machine and fridge freezer, leading to a further useful laundry/ boot room. Returning to the main entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor there are six good size bedrooms, one housing the airing cupboard and a family bathroom.

SELF CONTAINED ANNEXE
Entrance lobby with plumbing for washing machine, open plan living/bedroom with brick fireplace with feature wood burning stove, galley kitchen and bathroom.

SERVICES
Mains water, electricity, mains drainage, oil fired central heating, solar panel heating and telephone all subject to the usual utility regulations.
Council tax Band F.

AGENTS NOTE; Some internal photographs have been virtually furnished for illustrative purposes.

The property lies to the centre of the popular and attractive village of Charlton Horethorne that is predominantly made up of period properties to its centre and has an unusual number of amenities.
Those amenities include a church, village stores, a country house hotel, a primary school and a village hall while the village is conveniently placed mid way between the A303 to the north and the historic Abbey town of Sherborne to the south. Sporting, walking and riding opportunities abound within the area with many country walks to be had directly from the village itself and golf clubs at both Yeovil and Sherborne. The region is well known for its schools which include the Sherborne Schools, the Bruton Schools, Millfield and St Antony's Leweston. Communication links are good with a main line station at Sherborne linking directly with London Waterloo while road links along the A303 joined at Wincanton give swift access to London and Home Counties along the A3, M25 route.