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10 beds
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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band H
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Features and description
- 7,939 sq ft house
- Separate Cottage and Coach house with office facilities
- Attractive gardens
- Paddock available by separate negotiation
- Helipad
- Yeovil Junction Station 4.8 miles Waterloo 2hrs 16mins
- EPC Rating = F
Elegant and historic family home with cottage, outbuildings and mature grounds (paddock available by separate negotiation)
Description
Thorne House is an exquisite country residence offering a blend of historical charm, substantial accommodation, and versatile outbuildings, all set within beautifully maintained grounds within a conservation area. Its location provides stunning views and a tranquil living environment, making it an exceptional family home.
Thorne House, a distinguished Grade II listed property, dates back to 1882 with some earlier additions, showcasing a plethora of original features. The exterior stonework and ornate interior details, including wood panelling, intricate ceiling mouldings and original fireplaces in bedroom two and two of the attic rooms, contribute to its historical charm.
The cottage and parts of the house have sash windows, the remainder are original metal leaded windows with original shutters and window seats around the bay windows of the drawing room and library. There are several original stained glass panes in the Drawing room and Library and a beautiful large original stained glass window on the landing. This substantial home offers over 7,900 sq ft of accommodation across three floors, complemented by an attached two-bedroom cottage. Numerous outbuildings, including garages, stables, and a coach house, enhance the properties versatility.
The plot extends to approximately 5.7 acres of landscaped and walled gardens, providing charming countryside views. The entrance hall, bathed in natural light, leads to the principal reception rooms. The drawing room and library feature original fireplaces, ornate ceilings, and large bay windows overlooking the south-facing garden. The dining hall, also with a bay window, offers south-westerly views. The large kitchen and breakfast room is an ideal space for family dining. Additional storage and practical spaces include a pantry, larder, store room, and a utility room. The ground floor also comprises a home office space and two cloakrooms. The cellar provides extra storage or potential for conversion. An impressive oak staircase ascends to the first-floor galleried landing, where six double bedrooms are located, four of which are en suite. The
principal bedroom is particularly spacious. This floor also includes a family bathroom, an additional shower room, two cloakrooms, and a study, which can be converted into a bedroom or dressing room. The attic space on the second floor offers potential for further bedrooms or reception areas, providing flexibility for future needs.
The Cottage
Located at the rear of the main house, the cottage offers well-presented accommodation suitable for guests, a holiday let or long term let. It includes a sitting room with dual-aspect windows, a dining room, a study or storage room, and a fully equipped kitchen. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms
and a bathroom.
Gardens and Outbuildings
Set within 5.7 acres, Thorne House features rolling lawns, landscaped gardens, a pond, a walled vegetable garden, an orchard, and established trees and shrubs. There are several wooden greenhouses, one containing a 50+ year old vine. A 4.178 acre paddock ideal for horses or livestock is available by separate negotiation. Paved and gravel terraces provide perfect spots for al fresco dining and entertaining, offering far-reaching views. The property includes substantial outbuildings: stables, a garden store, and a large garage block. The coach house, with nearly 2,500 sq ft of space, includes a 36ft wood panelled entertaining room and adjacent store room and a rare 4-faced clock tower, a fully equipped kitchen, a cloakroom, and two additional rooms upstairs, offering potential for further development subject to consents.
Location
Thorne House is situated in the charming community of Thorne, on the outskirts of the historic town of Yeovil in Somerset.
Yeovil is a vibrant town offering a wide range of amenities, including various shops, supermarkets, restaurants, and cafés, as well as leisure and cultural facilities.
The town is home to several outstanding primary schools and a number of secondary schools. For those seeking independent education, the area boasts prestigious institutions such as Hazelgrove, King’s Bruton, King’s Hall Preparatory School, King’s College Taunton, Taunton School, Queen’s Taunton, and Wellington School. Additionally, Blundell’s in Tiverton, Sherborne School, and Millfield are within easy reach.
Approximately 23 miles away is Taunton, the county town of Somerset, which offers a variety of independent and high street shopping options, four retail parks, and a farmers’ market. It is also home to Somerset County Cricket Club and Taunton Racecourse.
The area benefits from excellent road connections, with the A303 nearby providing routes to Exeter, the M3, and London.
Yeovil Junction station offers regular train services to London Waterloo, with a journey time of around 2 hours and 16 minutes.
Square Footage: 7,939 sq ft
Acreage: 5.7 Acres
Directions
Directions
Postcode: BA21 3PZ
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Additional Info
Council Tax Band H
The Cottage: Band A
Mains electricity and water
Private drainage - new Klargester treatment plant installed in 2023. Oil fired central heating. New fire alarm and security systems installed within the last 2 years.
Description
Thorne House is an exquisite country residence offering a blend of historical charm, substantial accommodation, and versatile outbuildings, all set within beautifully maintained grounds within a conservation area. Its location provides stunning views and a tranquil living environment, making it an exceptional family home.
Thorne House, a distinguished Grade II listed property, dates back to 1882 with some earlier additions, showcasing a plethora of original features. The exterior stonework and ornate interior details, including wood panelling, intricate ceiling mouldings and original fireplaces in bedroom two and two of the attic rooms, contribute to its historical charm.
The cottage and parts of the house have sash windows, the remainder are original metal leaded windows with original shutters and window seats around the bay windows of the drawing room and library. There are several original stained glass panes in the Drawing room and Library and a beautiful large original stained glass window on the landing. This substantial home offers over 7,900 sq ft of accommodation across three floors, complemented by an attached two-bedroom cottage. Numerous outbuildings, including garages, stables, and a coach house, enhance the properties versatility.
The plot extends to approximately 5.7 acres of landscaped and walled gardens, providing charming countryside views. The entrance hall, bathed in natural light, leads to the principal reception rooms. The drawing room and library feature original fireplaces, ornate ceilings, and large bay windows overlooking the south-facing garden. The dining hall, also with a bay window, offers south-westerly views. The large kitchen and breakfast room is an ideal space for family dining. Additional storage and practical spaces include a pantry, larder, store room, and a utility room. The ground floor also comprises a home office space and two cloakrooms. The cellar provides extra storage or potential for conversion. An impressive oak staircase ascends to the first-floor galleried landing, where six double bedrooms are located, four of which are en suite. The
principal bedroom is particularly spacious. This floor also includes a family bathroom, an additional shower room, two cloakrooms, and a study, which can be converted into a bedroom or dressing room. The attic space on the second floor offers potential for further bedrooms or reception areas, providing flexibility for future needs.
The Cottage
Located at the rear of the main house, the cottage offers well-presented accommodation suitable for guests, a holiday let or long term let. It includes a sitting room with dual-aspect windows, a dining room, a study or storage room, and a fully equipped kitchen. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms
and a bathroom.
Gardens and Outbuildings
Set within 5.7 acres, Thorne House features rolling lawns, landscaped gardens, a pond, a walled vegetable garden, an orchard, and established trees and shrubs. There are several wooden greenhouses, one containing a 50+ year old vine. A 4.178 acre paddock ideal for horses or livestock is available by separate negotiation. Paved and gravel terraces provide perfect spots for al fresco dining and entertaining, offering far-reaching views. The property includes substantial outbuildings: stables, a garden store, and a large garage block. The coach house, with nearly 2,500 sq ft of space, includes a 36ft wood panelled entertaining room and adjacent store room and a rare 4-faced clock tower, a fully equipped kitchen, a cloakroom, and two additional rooms upstairs, offering potential for further development subject to consents.
Location
Thorne House is situated in the charming community of Thorne, on the outskirts of the historic town of Yeovil in Somerset.
Yeovil is a vibrant town offering a wide range of amenities, including various shops, supermarkets, restaurants, and cafés, as well as leisure and cultural facilities.
The town is home to several outstanding primary schools and a number of secondary schools. For those seeking independent education, the area boasts prestigious institutions such as Hazelgrove, King’s Bruton, King’s Hall Preparatory School, King’s College Taunton, Taunton School, Queen’s Taunton, and Wellington School. Additionally, Blundell’s in Tiverton, Sherborne School, and Millfield are within easy reach.
Approximately 23 miles away is Taunton, the county town of Somerset, which offers a variety of independent and high street shopping options, four retail parks, and a farmers’ market. It is also home to Somerset County Cricket Club and Taunton Racecourse.
The area benefits from excellent road connections, with the A303 nearby providing routes to Exeter, the M3, and London.
Yeovil Junction station offers regular train services to London Waterloo, with a journey time of around 2 hours and 16 minutes.
Square Footage: 7,939 sq ft
Acreage: 5.7 Acres
Directions
Directions
Postcode: BA21 3PZ
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Additional Info
Council Tax Band H
The Cottage: Band A
Mains electricity and water
Private drainage - new Klargester treatment plant installed in 2023. Oil fired central heating. New fire alarm and security systems installed within the last 2 years.
About this agent
Savills - Country Houses