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£1,500,0006 bedroom equestrian property for sale
Worlebury Hill Road, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, BS22
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Equestrian property
6 beds
4 baths
6622
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Basic 22Mbps *
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Features and description
- Elegant six-bedroom main residence blending period charm with contemporary living
- Three self-contained apartments, perfect for guests, family, or rental income
- Heated outdoor swimming pool with changing rooms and entertainment area
- Full-size tennis court and beautifully landscaped gardens
- Triple garage with upper recreational room, plus a separate double garage/workshop
- Equestrian facilities including six stables, paddocks, hay barn, and tack room
- Unique 18th-century former windmill tower providing extra storage or creative space
- EPC Rating = C
Panoramic Views, Unmatched Space & Limitless Potential , a rare Opportunity to Own an impressive private estate in a truly extraordinary hilltop setting.
Description
A rare offering on Worlebury Hill, The Observatory is a unique and expansive estate with a rich history and stunning coastal views across the Somerset coastline and countryside. Set in a commanding elevated position, the estate comprises a spacious six bedroom period residence, three independent apartments, extensive outbuildings, formal gardens, leisure facilities, and equestrian infrastructure, making it one of the most versatile and attractive homes in the region. It is certainly feasible to remodel the property to incorporate the apartments into the main dwelling to significantly increase the footprint of the principal house if so desired.
Main Residence
Individual and full of character, the main home offers spacious and beautifully proportioned living across two floors. A welcoming hallway leads into grand reception rooms with high ceilings, feature fireplace, and large sash-style windows that flood the space with natural light.
The layout is flexible, currently configured as four double bedrooms with the potential to reconfigure to six bedrooms with minimal adjustment. A generous country-style kitchen is the heart of the home, perfect for both family life and entertaining. There’s also a formal dining room overlooking the gardens and a stylish sitting room with panoramic views, creating a truly impressive space to host or unwind.
Self-Contained Apartments
Attached yet entirely independent, three apartments offer further living flexibility, ideal for extended family, guest suites, or generating rental income. Each unit is self-contained with its own entrance, kitchen, double bedroom, bathroom, and living space, providing comfort and privacy. These spaces could also be used as offices, creative studios, or holiday lets, offering huge lifestyle or commercial potential.
Grounds & Outbuildings
The Observatory sits within well-maintained and varied grounds that cater to a range of lifestyles. Leisure and recreation are front and centre with a heated outdoor swimming pool, complete with changing rooms and bar area, making it ideal for summer entertaining. A full-size tennis court adds to the active lifestyle appeal, while peaceful landscaped gardens offer plenty of quiet corners to relax.
Two large greenhouses, potting sheds, and tool stores will delight avid gardeners, while the detached triple garage, with a large upper room ripe for use as a games room, studio, or home office, adds yet more versatility. A separate double garage/workshop offers ample space for storage or hobbies. Adding a unique feature is the estate’s historic tower, believed to be a converted windmill dating to the early 1700s, now providing charming multi-storey storage and an iconic landmark on the grounds.
Equestrian Facilities
For horse lovers or those seeking rural enterprise opportunities, the equestrian area features six stables, a tack room, hay barn, and three well-fenced paddocks. The land is gently sloped and offers good drainage, making it ideal for year-round use. With excellent vehicular access and separation from the main residence, it’s well-suited for private equestrian use, smallholding, or countryside hobbies.
Location
Located in the prestigious area of Worlebury, this property offers a peaceful retreat while remaining incredibly well-connected. The seafront and Sand Bay are less than 1.5 miles away, while local amenities in Milton, Worle, and Weston-super-Mare are just minutes away.
Commuting is easy, with Worle railway station just 2.5 miles away, providing direct services to London Paddington in approximately 2 hours. The M5 (Junction 21) is only 4 miles from the estate, giving quick access to Bristol, Taunton, and beyond.
Local schools include Worlebury St Paul’s C of E Primary School, Priory Community School, and Ashcombe Primary, while nearby Sidcot School and Weston College provide excellent private and further education options.
This location also benefits from being adjacent to Worlebury Golf Club, countryside walking trails, and miles of coastline, making it ideal for lovers of the outdoors.
Square Footage: 6,622 sq ft
Acreage: 3.5 Acres
Additional Info
Mains electricity
Mains water
Private drainage (septic tank)
The flats all have a council tax band rating A
Description
A rare offering on Worlebury Hill, The Observatory is a unique and expansive estate with a rich history and stunning coastal views across the Somerset coastline and countryside. Set in a commanding elevated position, the estate comprises a spacious six bedroom period residence, three independent apartments, extensive outbuildings, formal gardens, leisure facilities, and equestrian infrastructure, making it one of the most versatile and attractive homes in the region. It is certainly feasible to remodel the property to incorporate the apartments into the main dwelling to significantly increase the footprint of the principal house if so desired.
Main Residence
Individual and full of character, the main home offers spacious and beautifully proportioned living across two floors. A welcoming hallway leads into grand reception rooms with high ceilings, feature fireplace, and large sash-style windows that flood the space with natural light.
The layout is flexible, currently configured as four double bedrooms with the potential to reconfigure to six bedrooms with minimal adjustment. A generous country-style kitchen is the heart of the home, perfect for both family life and entertaining. There’s also a formal dining room overlooking the gardens and a stylish sitting room with panoramic views, creating a truly impressive space to host or unwind.
Self-Contained Apartments
Attached yet entirely independent, three apartments offer further living flexibility, ideal for extended family, guest suites, or generating rental income. Each unit is self-contained with its own entrance, kitchen, double bedroom, bathroom, and living space, providing comfort and privacy. These spaces could also be used as offices, creative studios, or holiday lets, offering huge lifestyle or commercial potential.
Grounds & Outbuildings
The Observatory sits within well-maintained and varied grounds that cater to a range of lifestyles. Leisure and recreation are front and centre with a heated outdoor swimming pool, complete with changing rooms and bar area, making it ideal for summer entertaining. A full-size tennis court adds to the active lifestyle appeal, while peaceful landscaped gardens offer plenty of quiet corners to relax.
Two large greenhouses, potting sheds, and tool stores will delight avid gardeners, while the detached triple garage, with a large upper room ripe for use as a games room, studio, or home office, adds yet more versatility. A separate double garage/workshop offers ample space for storage or hobbies. Adding a unique feature is the estate’s historic tower, believed to be a converted windmill dating to the early 1700s, now providing charming multi-storey storage and an iconic landmark on the grounds.
Equestrian Facilities
For horse lovers or those seeking rural enterprise opportunities, the equestrian area features six stables, a tack room, hay barn, and three well-fenced paddocks. The land is gently sloped and offers good drainage, making it ideal for year-round use. With excellent vehicular access and separation from the main residence, it’s well-suited for private equestrian use, smallholding, or countryside hobbies.
Location
Located in the prestigious area of Worlebury, this property offers a peaceful retreat while remaining incredibly well-connected. The seafront and Sand Bay are less than 1.5 miles away, while local amenities in Milton, Worle, and Weston-super-Mare are just minutes away.
Commuting is easy, with Worle railway station just 2.5 miles away, providing direct services to London Paddington in approximately 2 hours. The M5 (Junction 21) is only 4 miles from the estate, giving quick access to Bristol, Taunton, and beyond.
Local schools include Worlebury St Paul’s C of E Primary School, Priory Community School, and Ashcombe Primary, while nearby Sidcot School and Weston College provide excellent private and further education options.
This location also benefits from being adjacent to Worlebury Golf Club, countryside walking trails, and miles of coastline, making it ideal for lovers of the outdoors.
Square Footage: 6,622 sq ft
Acreage: 3.5 Acres
Additional Info
Mains electricity
Mains water
Private drainage (septic tank)
The flats all have a council tax band rating A
Property information from this agent
About this agent
At Savills Clifton. we have been doing business in the region for nearly 20 years, and combine our local knowledge with brilliant resources across the entire Savills network. This means our clients have access to expertise in and around Clifton, but also Bristol, south Gloucestershire and north Somerset. Our Clifton office is Bristol's leading estate agents, known for helping clients to buy, sell, rent, let and finance property in the town and country. The team live in the area, and have over 75 years of combined property knowledge between them. From valuations to marketing, offers to sales, we can guide you every step of the way. We are able to draw from our further network of experts to cover other services and sectors, including planning, surveying, heritage and rural. Most visited website Savills.co.uk is the most visited UK national estate agency website, averaging over 2.4 million visits a month in 2020, and recording over 3.1 million visits in January 2021. Global exposure Our site is available in 22 languages including English, Chinese, Spanish and Russian. This guarantees your property will have the global exposure it deserves as well as providing access to more buyers via our website. Put simply, because we get more qualified visits, you get more opportunities to sell.