Bincombe, Over Stowey, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA5

A charming detached residence situated in a prominent position within the heart of the Quantock Hills. An additional two bedroom annexe is perfect ancillary accommodation for a family member but could also provide an additional income stream. A range of outbuildings offer a number of uses and the property could be utilised as a small-holding. There are glorious countryside views to the rear and fantastic gardens and grounds extend to approx. 2.9 acres.

Bincombe House is a striking period residence which we believe dates back to 1830. This versatile and spacious family home has been sympathetically extended and modernised over the years, whilst retaining its charm and character. The property is situated in a stunning location within the hamlet of Bincombe and benefits from fabulous countryside views.

The well-planned and comfortable living accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises; an entrance door opens into a welcoming reception hall with a beautiful staircase rising to the first floor and doors leading into the sitting room and dining room. Both reception rooms are double aspect with attractive fireplaces housing woodburning stoves. From the dining room you can access the double aspect study with a useful storage cupboard. To the rear of the property is an inner hall which opens into the well-fitted kitchen/breakfast room with an extensive range of cabinets and incorporating an eye level built-in double oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer. A utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.

On the first floor, the split landing leads to a guest bedroom on your left with an attractive period fireplace and fabulous views. Returning to the landing your will find two further double bedrooms, both with lovely views. Towards the rear of the landing is the principal bedroom suite, with built-in cupboards and a door opening onto a balcony which again enjoys lovely views. The adjoining bathroom has a five piece suite. Finally, the family bathroom has an airing cupboard and a three piece suite with shower over bath.

Rosies' Barn is the charming annexe and comprises; two double bedrooms with built-in cupboards on the ground floor, along with a bathroom. Stairs rise up to the first floor living accommodation with open plan kitchen/living/dining room. There is a wood burning stove in the living area and the kitchen is well-fitted and includes a range of appliances. To the rear of the annexe you will find a hobbies room/home office with a utility and WC, ideal for those working from home.

An early viewing is strongly recommended to fully appreciate this fabulous family home and annexe with a substantial range of outbuildings, all offering a number of opportunities and situated within an enviable and picturesque setting.

The property is situated in an elevated position within the hamlet known as Bincombe which lies within the parish of Over Stowey, midway between Over Stowey and Nether Stowey. The property stands within the Quantock Hills, an area designated as being of Outstanding Natural Beauty. These hills provide opportunities for walking, riding and other rural pursuits. From the property views can be enjoyed over the adjoining farmland and beyond. Over Stowey has a rural community with 14th Century Church, active parish and village hall. The somewhat larger village of Nether Stowey is within about 1 mile and provides local shopping facilities, pubs, library, primary school, veterinary surgery and a health centre. The county town of Taunton can be reached over the hills and is about 10 miles distance, while the town of Bridgwater is about 9 miles. Both towns provide multiple shopping and schooling facilities, along with a mainline railway station. Access to the M5 Motorway can be gained at Bridgwater Junctions 23 & 24 and Taunton Junction 25. Bristol and Exeter airports can be found approx. 34 and 44 miles respectively.

Bincombe House is accessed via a five bar gate which opens onto a gravelled driveway and leads to a range of traditional outbuildings to include; two former stables, an original open fronted pole barn, two further workshops/garden stores and an open fronted store. The driveway continues around to the rear of the property where you will find ample parking. A metal gate opens out to a meadow with willows and poplars and a stream running along the bottom, a further gate provides access onto Coleridge Way. An orchard is well-stocked with cider, cooking and crab apples, pear and plum trees. An open fronted tractor house can be found adjacent to the orchard. The gardens are laid to lawn and surround the property which is adorned with wisteria, clematis and a climbing hydrangea. Partly walled with a lovely terrace which provides an ideal space for entertaining being nicely shaded in part by a rare Chilean fire tree and having fantastic views. There is also an area for the children with timber tree house, slide and climbing frame. A kitchen garden has an abundance of fruit trees including; raspberries, blackcurrants and gooseberries, along with raised vegetable beds. Finally, you will find an aluminium greenhouse and an additional garden store.