• Grade II Listed Georgian House +
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room +
• Walk In Pantry +
• Dining Room +
• Sitting Room +
• Study +
• Utility/WC +
• 4 Double Bedrooms +
• Bathroom +
• South Facing Garden +

The house, built in the early 1800’s, offers an entrance hall, kitchen/breakfast room, walk in pantry, dining room, sitting room, study, utility/WC, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor, a good-sized attic bedroom and a pretty south facing garden to the rear with country views beyond.

Immediate Area - The pretty market town of Ilminster has a good range of independent shops including a renowned butchers, hardware store, delicatessen, fruit and veg shop, gift shops, antique shop and much more. There are Tesco and Co-op stores, a selection of cafes and pubs, doctor’s surgeries, a library, primary school and nurseries. The county town of Taunton is 12 miles away and Yeovil just 15 miles.

There is easy access onto the A303 and M5 and the World Heritage Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis is just 15 miles.

The House - Dating back to the early 1800’s the house is typical of the Georgian period with well-proportioned rooms and decent ceiling heights. The house is built from local Hamstone (rendered on the front elevation) under a slate roof. The Manse retains much of its original features including sash windows, flagstone floors and original pine doors.

Interior - Through the front door is an inner porch, with a natural slate floor that continues the length of the hall. The original wooden staircase leads to the 1st floor. On the right is the sitting room with its dual aspect sash windows, original shutters, wooden floorboards, fireplace with stone surround, built in shelving and picture rails on the walls.

To the left of the hall is the study. A useful space that would very much work as a snug or playroom. There is a further fireplace in here with a wooden surround.

Continuing down the hall on the left is a useful walk-in pantry with lots of storage space and original Blue Lias flagstone floor. Opposite the pantry is the cosy dining room. The dining room again has the flagstone floor and another open fireplace with wooden surround.

At the end of the hall you will find the light-filled kitchen/breakfast room. More modern in style it has a stable door and window that overlook the garden and countryside beyond. The fitted kitchen has a good range of storage with Quartz worktops over, wooden floor, space for a table and chairs, further storage shelves and a door leading to the utility room and WC to the far end. From the utility there are doors to both the front of the house and the rear thus creating a useful walkway between the two.