Main Road, West Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset, TA9

£550,000

Guide price

A once in a generation opportunity to purchase this Grade II listed, Georgian House with over 4000sqft of accommodation. Whilst the property requires modernisation and improvement throughout, the potential afforded is exceptional. Words will fail to do justice to this home, therefore an in person viewing is essential.

Internally, it is hard to know where to start when beginning to describe this exceptional expanse of property. In brief the ground floor accommodation comprises entrance hall, parlour/living room, drawing room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, laundry room, shower room, office and coach house/storage area. The property is absolutely brimming from top to bottom with an abundance of character features with original panelled shutters present in both the parlour and drawing room, Georgian style banister and decorative riser, original sash windows bathing almost every room with a huge amount of natural light as well as a multitude of open fires, with complimentary surrounds. The untapped potential of the property begins on the ground floor when exploring the attached former stable block and coach house. The space has currently been separated off into a number of different uses, as demonstrated in the floorplan including utility room and shower room. However there is a significant opportunity, subject to gaining the necessary consents, to convert this further into additional accommodation or annex with it's own private access. Above the stable block, sits a further potential accommodation space, spanning 32ft in width.

Moving to the first floor, the sense of space and opulence only gets greater with four double bedrooms, three en-suites and a family bathroom. Bedrooms one and two both benefit from ample integrated wardrobe space, nestled into the chimney breast alcoves. Whilst three of the four bedrooms enjoy en-suite facilities, a special mention must be attributed to the mezzanine en-suite leading off bedroom one. Steps lead from the bedroom up into the en-suite which consists of raised panelled bath with telephone handle shower, pedestal sink, bidet and WC with exposed beams and storage set back into the eaves.

Completing the accommodation and only emphasising the incredible potential on offer, stairs lead up to the second floor and into the 'loft space'. Spanning almost the entire width of the residence the loft space currently has a small home office occupying it, however subject to gaining the necessary planning consents could provide some truely spectacular additional rooms.

The property is conveniently situated in the Somerset commuter village of West Huntspill, situated between the coastal town of Burnham-on-Sea and the town of Bridgwater. Both junctions 22 and 23 of the M5 are within a short drives of the property giving excellent commuting links to Bristol, Taunton etc. The village has a selection of Public Houses, Restaurants and a well-regarded primary school. There is a mainline railway station in nearby Highbridge and Bristol Airport is approximately 24 miles distant.

Approaching the property from the A38, a shingled driveway initially leads up to a detached single garage and adjoining parking bays for approximately two cars. Continuing along the driveway which sweeps beautifully up to the main residence you are immediately met with a true sense of grandeur, a feeling this property still presents today. With a collection of mature shrubs, plants and trees the home is wonderfully framed, creating a picture postcard first impression to this truly spectacular property. The remainder of the front garden is laid to lawn, enclosed by fence and wall borders on all sides. To the rear is a quaint and charming courtyard garden, which can be accessed from either wooden double gates or the former coach house and stable block leading directly from the main residence.