This five bedroom detached period property offers extensive accommodation over two floors, with period character features in many of the rooms, while a former stable block and hayloft provide a versatile building that currently accommodates a large garage, workshops, store and games room. Access to the property is to the side with a gated driveway opening to the courtyard. From here there is a main doorway into the house that opens into an entrance Hallway.

The accommodation comprises in brief: LOBBY, CLOAKROOM with w/c and wash basin and door to the inner hallway leading to the DRAWING ROOM with working open fire. DINING ROOM/STUDY with wood burning stove and door to the SNOOKER ROOM with shuttered windows and double doors to the front aspect and opening into the charming SNUG, a cosy space with wood burning stove under inglenook fireplace.

The KITCHEN and BREAKFAST ROOM are at the rear of the ground floor, a generous family space and hub for the household, with ample room for dining, characterful kitchen and central oil fired Heritage Range cooker.

On the FIRST FLOOR there are five bedrooms, the largest measuring an impressive 18’7” by 16’4” with dual aspect windows. There are 3 further generous DOUBLE BEDROOMS and a single. The FAMILY BATHROOM is to the rear aspect and offers a wonderful space with traditional bathroom suite. The SHOWER ROOM is closer to the two main bedrooms and has corner shower cubicle, wash basin and w/c. A flight of stairs takes you into the large loft space that spans the width of the property.

GARDENS AND GROUNDS
The courtyard provides ample parking and is flanked by the substantial STABLE/HAYLOFT building with GARAGE at one end, WORKSHOP/ STORES and internal staircase to the upper level that provides additional storage and games room. This is a versatile building that would certainly lend itself to many purposes and even additional accommodation, subject to conversion and any necessary planning permissions. The GARDEN is an unusually large space for a village centre home, laid mostly to grass with mature planting, patio terrace and veg plot.

At the village pump memorial in the centre of the village turn left and the property will be found after a short distance on your left hand side.

A designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hemyock village offers a range of facilities and amenities including post office, two local food stores, medical centre & primary school and lies within the catchment area of Uffculme School, rated Outstanding. This historic village is a central feature of the Culm valley with its 12th century castle and church along with the pub, bowling and cricket greens, and memorial monument. Wellington is the nearest town at approximately 5 miles and offers a good range of shops, supermarkets, schools, theatre/cinema, medical centre and sports facilities. From here there is easy access to the A38 and M5 motorway, Taunton is a further 6 miles away and offers many more high street shops, retail centre, colleges and hospitals together with the main line railway station providing links between the south west and London.