Approximately 1.7 acre grounds with pony paddock and stable
Set in about 1.7 acres on the edge of Bratton Seymour, this substantial four-bedroom detached house combines country living with modern comforts. The principal rooms are generous in scale, with a living room centred on a 10kW log burner, a high-spec kitchen with island and underfloor heating, and well-appointed en suites off the two principal bedrooms. Solar panels and an air-source heat pump reduce running costs while the substantial split-level stone barn, stable and pony paddock suit equestrian or workshop use.
The house is thoughtfully finished with oak joinery, quality fixtures and a bright, triple-aspect kitchen opening to a rear patio. Practical features include a utility, laundry chutes, double garage and off-street parking behind stone-pillared gates. The barn has power, lighting and solar supply and offers scope for a variety of uses subject to consent.
Buyers should factor in a few material points: the main central heating system runs from an oil-fired boiler (oil remains the primary fuel), there is a septic tank and cavity walls are only partially insulated (assumed). Glazing install dates are unknown and the attic requires planning permission for conversion. The plot and outbuildings will need ongoing maintenance, and council tax sits above average.
This property will suit families seeking roomy, flexible accommodation and buyers wanting small-scale equestrian or hobby-farm facilities, plus those who value countryside privacy with easy access to Wincanton and the A303. It offers immediate comfortable living with clear potential to add value through sympathetic upgrades or barn conversion, subject to the usual consents.