Six bedrooms and three bathrooms in well‑proportioned period accommodation
A handsome Grade II listed farmhouse dating from the 1600s, set in about 1.11 acres on the edge of Stoke St. Michael. The Home House combines period character—flagstone floors, Bath stone fireplaces, exposed beams and mullion windows—with a high-quality DeVOL kitchen, contemporary fittings and stylish presentation throughout. Generous room sizes and six bedrooms suit a large family or multigenerational living.
The plot is a major asset: extensive formal gardens, mature trees, a vegetable garden and a separate paddock with road access. Approved listed-building planning permission exists for two ground-floor conversions that would create bright garden rooms and enhance the house’s flow and outlook. There is also an additional development plot offered separately with in-principle local support, presenting long-term expansion or income potential (subject to planning).
Practical benefits include garage parking, cellar storage, excellent mobile signal and fast broadband—useful for modern family life and remote working. The location is peaceful, with far-reaching countryside views and access to local village amenities, good independent schools nearby and fast rail links to Bath and London for commuters.
Important considerations: the property’s listed status means alterations require specialist consent and may be more costly or restricted. Council tax is described as quite expensive. The extra development plot is not included in the price and would require separate negotiation and planning for rebuilding. Buyers should factor in conservation-led maintenance and any constraints attached to historic fabric.