Bratton Seymour, Wincanton, Somerset - 5 bed - £1,450,000 - Strutt & Parker - Salisbury

Property details

Bedrooms: 5

North Acre Farm is a substantial detached farmhouse which is not listed

The property was built in 2002 using hand made bricks and tiles giving a mature feel

Constructed of brick elevations under a tiled roof with brick chimneys and dormer windows on the eastern elevation

Superb well proportioned accommodation with high ceilings

Drawing room with open fireplace inset with Jetmaster grate and double doors onto the southern terrace

Timber and glazed family room with double doors to terrace

Kitchen with shaker style wall and base units
incorporating polished granite and oak work surfaces, Belfast sink with mixer tap, 4 oven oil-fired AGA (cream) in tiled alcove, Neff electric oven & De Dietrich induction hob, Miele dishwasher, Liebherr fridge and freezer, downlighters and walk-in larder

Dining hall

First floor master suite, 2 guest suites, 2 further bedrooms and bathroom 4

High quality bathroom fixtures and fittings throughout the property

Family orientated accommodation with light and airy rooms

Outstanding far reaching views with a 270 degree vista over wonderful rolling countryside

Stable Cottage
Constructed of rendered and colour washed elevations under a tiled roof

Subject to an Equestrian Tie and tied to the main dwelling

Excellent secondary accommodation or for use by a dependent relative/staff

Located north of the main house approached by separate drive

Well proportioned living space

Sitting room with electric fireplace and double doors into garden

Kitchen/breakfast room with wall and base units, stainless steel single bowl sink, electric oven and hob and dishwasher

Laundry and boot rooms

Ground floor bedroom suite

WC

2 further bedrooms and bathroom on the first floor



North Acre Farm is situated on the northern edge of the village of Bratton Seymour which has the 12th century Parish Church of St Nicholas

The nearby towns of Castle Cary, Bruton and Wincanton all within 5 miles, provide a wide range of shopping and business facilities

Mainline railway station at Castle Cary with a regular service to London (Paddington) in under 2 hours

Mainline railway station at Templecombe with a regular service to London (Waterloo) in about 2¼ hours

A303 accessed at Wincanton providing a direct east/west route linking with the M3 to London

Golf at Wincanton, Sherborne and Yeovil

National Hunt racing at Wincanton and Taunton; flat racing at Bath and Salisbury

Excellent schooling including King's School Bruton, Bruton School for Girls and Sexeys School Bruton, Sherborne schools, Hazlegrove at Sparkford and Port Regis at Motcombe and Millfield at Street

Bristol and Bournemouth International airports offer an increasing range of international destinations

Oak clad and tiled double garage with potting shed adjacent to driveway

Large double pitch barn of block, rendered and Yorkshire boarded elevations under a ventilated corrugated roof

Main barn approx 65' x 35' (19.81m x 10.66m) incorporating 6 large loose boxes plus a foaling box (all with mains water), feed area, holding and washdown area and large secure tack room

Additional adjacent barn approx 65' x 50' (19.81m x 15.24m) suitable for machinery and hay/straw storage

This barn has 4 internal bays and a small mezzanine area with an internal flight of steps up to it

Planning permission for all-weather ménage (50m x 25m) located north of the barn

Double timber field shelter in the nearest paddock

Gardens and grounds
The property is approached off the village lane via two gated entrances

Farmhouse
The principal driveway with a 5 bar gate leading onto a gravelled drive to a circular parking and turning area by the front door

Large paved terrace along the north, south and east elevations

Steps onto the main lawn to the east which is bordered by mature hedge and timber post and rail fencing

Further lawn on the north with well stocked borders

Kitchen garden with raised potager beds and gravelled paths around. One is planted with mature raspberries

Two further gates lead onto a drive to both Stable Cottage and the stables and land

Stable Cottage
A further pair of 5 bar gates leads from the village lane onto a concrete drive to Stable Cottage, the stables, barn and land

The Stable Cottage garden lies north and west of the property

This is level with lawn and offers fine views to the north and east

Small paved terrace on the western side

The Land
The land lies predominantly to the north, south and east of the house and buildings

It is situated in a ring fence

The paddocks are divided by timber post and rail fencing and mature hedging

5 principal paddocks with mains water supply to troughs in four

The nearest paddock to the garden has a
double timber field shelter

Planning permission has been granted for an all-weather ménage (50m x 25m) to be situated beyond the barn