• Charming Former Farmhouse +
• 0.48 Acre Plot in Total +
• Double Garage & Parking +
• Detached Barn +
• 4 Bedrooms +
• 2 Bathrooms +
• 4 Reception Rooms +
• Kitchen & Separate Utility Room +
• Very Quiet Location +
• Adjoining Fields To The Rear +

A charming 4-bedroom former farmhouse with 4 reception rooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage and parking sitting in a 0.49-acre plot with a detached barn.

The Dwelling - This lovely character home, being a former farmhouse nestles in a very quiet no-through lane in the heart of this sought-after village. Parts of this property will be hundreds of years old but is not listed.

Accommodation - The current owners extended the property in the early 1990s, adding considerable square footage to the accommodation at both ground and first floor levels, together with adding an integral double garage.

Outside - Boleshay’s garden lies to the rear, enjoying both southerly and westerly aspects which will therefore allow the garden to experience sunshine during the majority of the day and evening. The whole plot extends to 0.48 of an acre, predominantly comprising mature lawned gardens with numerous outbuildings to include a large greenhouse on a stone base, an original stone shed with internal WC and hand basin, whilst in the top corner of the plot is a former byre that provides excellent storage for garden machinery, etc.

This stunning garden features a wide range of flora and fauna together with specimen and native trees, a former fruit cage, rose beds, and a small pond and fountain.

Of particular note and located at the front of the property is a substantial single-storey stone barn measuring 34ft x 11ft (min) that offers conversion possibilities for a variety of uses (subject to the usual planning consents). The barn has a pitched and tiled roof together with light and power internally.

Situation - This lovely character home, being a former farmhouse nestles in a very quiet no-through lane in the heart of this sought-after village.

Hardington Mandeville is a popular village on the Somerset/Dorset border - many people who move there stay for many years, such is its attractiveness and sense of community. The village has a shop/post office and a public house, a number of thriving clubs such as gardening and amateur dramatics, making it an active village for people of all ages.