• Handsome detached 3/4 bedroom individual home set in a secretive location +
• Beautiful mature garden approaching half an acre +
• Garage plus off street parking for several vehicles +
• Rear terrace commanding great views of the gardens +
• Summer House with power +
• Walking distance into Bruton +
• Space/potential for a further dwelling / annexe subject to planning +

Wonderfully positioned on the fringes of Bruton, Little Meadow is a well maintained mid-20th century home, quietly exuding charm and elegance. Built in the 1950s and set within glorious mature gardens, this home is a rare find.
Comfortable and bright with high ceilings, the ground floor is orientated to capitalise on the views over the gardens. The kitchen is well appointed to accommodate ones culinary needs with integrated electric cooker, grill/top oven and hob. An adjoining utility room provides convenient space for washer/dryer, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, boiler and with direct access to the front of the property and back garden, this area provides the perfect work space for country living.
The formal dining room is elegant and overlooks the rear garden. Opening onto the sitting room, creating a wonderful flow throughout the ground floor. The sitting room is vast and spans the width of the property. With windows providing outlook onto the side gardens and French doors that lead to the terrace, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. An open fire place provides atmosphere and warmth in the cooler months. An under stairs cupboard and loo/WC round off this very comfortable living space.
Upstairs, a landing leads to three/four bedrooms, each capturing peaceful outlooks across garden and countryside. One bedroom, formerly two, now offers a particularly spacious retreat but could easily be reinstated as separate rooms if desired, there is a shower cubicle within, while a further family bathroom and separate WC complete the upper floor.
OutsideThe gravel drive to the front provides an elegant entrance to this handsome home. Bordered by mature hedging, dotted with mature trees and strategically placed magnolia and acers to bring colour and texture. The garden is at once private and yet open.
Little Meadow is draped in climbing hydrangea to the front, clematis to the side and wisteria to the back. The scene and scents are beautiful.
A large south facing terrace provides the setting for many a wonderful days lapping up the wonderful garden and rural outlook which is little meadow. Ample space for al fresco living, bbq area, seating and vantage points are plentiful. Elegant steps lead down to the gardens which feature a carefully curated variety of mature trees, sweeping lawn, mature beds with shrubbery and pretty perennials dotted strategically. Various nooks add to the magic and provide options for summer campouts and picnics in the garden. Along from the terrace sits a summer house, offering a variety of uses or just the opportunity to enjoy the serene setting and ever present birdsong. Little Meadow is a rare gem: a home that balances comfort with elegance, privacy with openness, and tradition with timeless appeal -just moments from one of Somerset’s most sought-after towns. Situation Little Meadow is idyllically set on the outskirts of Bruton, with the high street being a short walk away. Bruton has an array of excellent restaurants along its High Street, including 'At the Chapel', 'The Old Pharmacy', 'Briar', and 'The Blue Ball'. On the town's outskirts, the renowned Hauser & Wirth Gallery hosts 'The Roth Bar' and the newly opened 'Da Costa', an Italian restaurant. For fine dining, the Michelin-starred 'Osip' is a short drive away. Bruton offers a range of amenities, including a doctor’s surgery, pharmacy, vet, post office, mini-supermarkets, a fuel station, and independent shops. It’s just a 10-minute drive to Castle Cary, which features a mainline railway station, the Creamery restaurant, and The Newt nearby. Castle Cary itself is a charming market town with independent businesses, boutiques, and galleries. Every Tuesday, the local market showcases fresh, locally sourced produce such as organic vegetables, artisan bread, cheeses, meats, and fish. The town also offers a nursery, primary and secondary schools, a health centre, dental practice, library, bank, post office, butcher, newsagent, chemist, pubs, restaurants, and tea shops. Large supermarkets are located in Wincanton and Shepton Mallet which are both a short drive away. Gillingham (approx 20 mins away) has a Waitrose as does Sherborne (30 mins away). For further shopping and recreational activities, Bath, Bristol, Wells and Yeovil are all within about an hour’s drive. The A303 (6 miles) provides a direct route to London via the M3 and there is a mainline rail service from Bruton/Castle Cary to London Paddington (approx. 2 hours) and also the new train to Waterloo (Bruton) . Airports in Bristol and Exeter offer connections within the UK, Europe and beyond. SchoolsBruton has its own primary school, Bruton Primary School, and there are three pre-schools; Ladybirds, Sunny Hill Nursery and Community Kids Playgroup. For secondary schools there is King’s School Bruton and the state owned boarding school - Sexey's. Directions Post code: BA10 0JDWhat.3.Words: //deploying.diet.feeds Viewing by appointment only