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Map5 bedroom equestrian property
Equestrian property
5 beds
4 baths
24.16 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Basic 6Mbps *
Features and description
- Unique quad design
- Annexe potential
- Range of outbuildings
- Home studio
- Grooms quarters
- 24.16 acres
- Direct riding out onto the Quantock Hills
- Private secluded location
- Access to 2,000 acres of riding out
- Available with less land if required
A uniquely beautiful Grade II Listed barn conversion set within breathtaking countryside, together with groom’s quarters, stables, barns, and direct riding out onto the Quantock Hills. In all about 24.16 Acres. Available with less land if required.
This fabulous barn was converted by the current owners in 2014 which originates back to the 1860 and is Grade II Listed. Constructed of local stone elevations under a pitched tiled roof the property has been sympathetically converted to provide a unique and bespoke family home. The accommodation is flexible and is arranged in a quad formation around a central courtyard containing an attractive water feature, creating a real focal point. In brief the accommodation comprises a generous kitchen/dining room benefitting from a 4 oven Aga (LPG) with a door off to a utility, pantry, boot room and W.C. with pet shower. An entrance hall links the living room which is 56 ft. in length, containing a log burner and is a fantastic space, perfect for entertaining and family gatherings. Adjoining to the side is the master suite with private study, generous en-suite and dressing room. A hidden door gives access to a further study/snug. A rear hallway gives access to a store room, two double bedrooms and a shower room. A particular feature of this property is the octagon room which, as the names suggests, is octagonal, perfect for meditation and relaxation. From here doors lead out to the courtyard and a second door gives access to two further bedrooms and shower room. Adjacent is a second kitchen and the potential exists to divide this area off to create an annexe, holiday let or staff accommodation if you so wished.
RIGHTS OF WAY
The neighbours to the east have a right of access over the driveway and are liable for 1/4 share of maintenance. The owner of field to the east has right of access over the drive. The vendor has a right of access over the track which runs north to give access to the fields to the rear with a 1/4 maintenance obligation. The property sits on the bridleway network. The main entrance drive is a public bridleway.
The property is situated in a slightly elevated position on the outskirts of Over Stowey and is set at the bottom of a beautiful wooded valley. The property stands within the Quantock Hills, designated a National Landscape, providing opportunities for walking, riding and other rural pursuits. From the property views can be enjoyed over the adjoining farmland and beyond. The somewhat larger village of Nether Stowey is within about 1 mile and this provides local shopping facilities and Health Centre. The County Town of Taunton can be reached over the hills and is about 10 miles distance, while the town of Bridgwater is about 9 miles. Both towns provide multiple shopping and schooling facilities and access to the M5 Motorway at Bridgwater Junctions 23 & 24 and Taunton Junction 25 and the mainline train station at Taunton.
The property is approached over a long private drive, shared with just one other property and has a very understated and unassuming approach. Adjacent to the property are two gravelled parking areas which can accommodate several vehicles and the main gardens lie to the southwest and are predominantly lawned. A Dutch barn has been cleverly converted into a covered alfresco dining and BBQ area, perfect for summer entertaining. Adjoining is a rose garden with steps down to a labyrinth garden with timber summer house/studio.
The outbuildings adjoin to the south comprising a Dutch barn for vehicle storage, a large barn for fodder and steps down leads to stabling, a corral and groom’s quarters, complete with kitchenette, shower room and bedroom over. This could be used as an Airbnb or holiday let, subject to any necessary consents.
The land associated with the property immediately adjoins to the west and comprises gently undulating parkland with pockets of woodland with the added benefit of direct riding out onto bridleways which run across the
Quantock Hills.
To fully appreciate the charm, setting and feel of this unique equestrian property a viewing is highly recommended.
This fabulous barn was converted by the current owners in 2014 which originates back to the 1860 and is Grade II Listed. Constructed of local stone elevations under a pitched tiled roof the property has been sympathetically converted to provide a unique and bespoke family home. The accommodation is flexible and is arranged in a quad formation around a central courtyard containing an attractive water feature, creating a real focal point. In brief the accommodation comprises a generous kitchen/dining room benefitting from a 4 oven Aga (LPG) with a door off to a utility, pantry, boot room and W.C. with pet shower. An entrance hall links the living room which is 56 ft. in length, containing a log burner and is a fantastic space, perfect for entertaining and family gatherings. Adjoining to the side is the master suite with private study, generous en-suite and dressing room. A hidden door gives access to a further study/snug. A rear hallway gives access to a store room, two double bedrooms and a shower room. A particular feature of this property is the octagon room which, as the names suggests, is octagonal, perfect for meditation and relaxation. From here doors lead out to the courtyard and a second door gives access to two further bedrooms and shower room. Adjacent is a second kitchen and the potential exists to divide this area off to create an annexe, holiday let or staff accommodation if you so wished.
RIGHTS OF WAY
The neighbours to the east have a right of access over the driveway and are liable for 1/4 share of maintenance. The owner of field to the east has right of access over the drive. The vendor has a right of access over the track which runs north to give access to the fields to the rear with a 1/4 maintenance obligation. The property sits on the bridleway network. The main entrance drive is a public bridleway.
The property is situated in a slightly elevated position on the outskirts of Over Stowey and is set at the bottom of a beautiful wooded valley. The property stands within the Quantock Hills, designated a National Landscape, providing opportunities for walking, riding and other rural pursuits. From the property views can be enjoyed over the adjoining farmland and beyond. The somewhat larger village of Nether Stowey is within about 1 mile and this provides local shopping facilities and Health Centre. The County Town of Taunton can be reached over the hills and is about 10 miles distance, while the town of Bridgwater is about 9 miles. Both towns provide multiple shopping and schooling facilities and access to the M5 Motorway at Bridgwater Junctions 23 & 24 and Taunton Junction 25 and the mainline train station at Taunton.
The property is approached over a long private drive, shared with just one other property and has a very understated and unassuming approach. Adjacent to the property are two gravelled parking areas which can accommodate several vehicles and the main gardens lie to the southwest and are predominantly lawned. A Dutch barn has been cleverly converted into a covered alfresco dining and BBQ area, perfect for summer entertaining. Adjoining is a rose garden with steps down to a labyrinth garden with timber summer house/studio.
The outbuildings adjoin to the south comprising a Dutch barn for vehicle storage, a large barn for fodder and steps down leads to stabling, a corral and groom’s quarters, complete with kitchenette, shower room and bedroom over. This could be used as an Airbnb or holiday let, subject to any necessary consents.
The land associated with the property immediately adjoins to the west and comprises gently undulating parkland with pockets of woodland with the added benefit of direct riding out onto bridleways which run across the
Quantock Hills.
To fully appreciate the charm, setting and feel of this unique equestrian property a viewing is highly recommended.
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